If you have been arrested for burglary in Jacksonville or the surrounding towns, you probably have some questions about Florida’s burglary law. The law that governs burglary is Section 810.02 of the Florida Statute. Depending on the facts of the … Continue reading
If you have been arrested, you may be wondering if you can seal or expunge your record. You may be able to remove your criminal history from government databases under Section 943.0585 or 943.059 of the Florida Statutes. These two … Continue reading
If I seal or expunge my Florida criminal record, will it be removed from the Internet? Will people be able to find my mug shot photograph with a Google search? Will websites still have my criminal information after I have … Continue reading
What Do You Do When You Receive a Florida Speeding Ticket? I received in a ticket in Florida, but I live in another state. I do not want to go to Florida to take care of my ticket. Can I … Continue reading
If you are arrested in Jacksonville FL, how much is this going to cost you? It depends. Let’s look at the expenses involved. Bonding Out: If you are arrested and taken to jail, you probably want someone to post bail, … Continue reading
Have you been arrested in Clay County? Do you have a pending criminal case in Duval County? Did the state attorney file charges against you in St. Johns County? If so, your Jacksonville criminal lawyer has likely filed a notice … Continue reading
USPS Truck Fails to Stop After Hitting Mailbox in Clay County FL As I was driving to the Clay County Courthouse today, I was listening to the radio. The radio DJ mentioned a local news story about a hit and … Continue reading
I often receive telephone calls from people wondering how much it will cost to hire a Jacksonville attorney to help reinstate their drivers licenses. There is no definite answer, because it depends on your driving record and the reason for … Continue reading
Yesterday, I was at the checkout counter in Jo-Ann Fabrics. I was talking to the cashier as she was ringing my items up. In the middle of the transaction, she told me that she was a Duval County high school … Continue reading
As a Jacksonville criminal lawyer, I have represented juveniles and adults in criminal court. Unless the state attorney directly files a Jacksonville juvenile criminal case to adult court, defendants under the age of 18-years-old go to juvenile delinquency court and … Continue reading