If you have been charged with DUI, Probation Violation, Domestic Violence, Fraud, or another crime, having an experienced defense lawyer behind you can be the difference between being convicted and going free. No matter what type of crime you are being accused of or how convinced you are of your innocence, it is essential that you seek the advice of a capable attorney with the ability to protect your rights.
Over the past 40 years, I have handled thousands of criminal cases ranging from misdemeanor DUI, to juvenile delinquency proceedings, to first-degree murder. I am one of the few lawyers in Central Florida certified to handle death penalty cases. As a former Assistant State Attorney in Orange County and Osceola County, I know how prosecutors think.
My complete understanding of criminal law from both sides allows me to provide extremely effective defense representation to every client I serve. If you are charged with DUI, driving while license suspended, fraud, drug possession, or any other criminal offense in Kissimmee, let my experience be on your side.
Over the past 40 years, I have handled thousands of criminal cases ranging from misdemeanor DUI, to juvenile delinquency proceedings, to first-degree murder. I am one of the few lawyers in Central Florida certified to handle death penalty cases. As a former Assistant State Attorney in Orange County and Osceola County, I know how prosecutors think.
My complete understanding of criminal law from both sides allows me to provide extremely effective defense representation to every client I serve. If you are charged with DUI, driving while license suspended, fraud, drug possession, or any other criminal offense in Kissimmee, let my experience be on your side.
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Before I became a criminal defense attorney, I was a Florida state prosecutor for Orange and Osceola counties, handling both misdemeanor and felony cases.
I left the state prosecutor's office in 1982 with more than 70 criminal trials under my belt to open a criminal defense law firm in Kissimmee.
Over the past 40 years, I have handled thousands of criminal cases ranging from misdemeanor DUI, to juvenile delinquency proceedings, to first-degree murder.
I am one of the few lawyers in Central Florida certified to handle death penalty cases.
I left the state prosecutor's office in 1982 with more than 70 criminal trials under my belt to open a criminal defense law firm in Kissimmee.
Over the past 40 years, I have handled thousands of criminal cases ranging from misdemeanor DUI, to juvenile delinquency proceedings, to first-degree murder.
I am one of the few lawyers in Central Florida certified to handle death penalty cases.
If you have been arrested for drunk driving in Florida, you only have 10 days to file for a hearing with the Department of Motor Vehicles to prevent your driver's license from being suspended.
To protect your driver's license, contact a lawyer as soon as possible.
In Florida, a drunk driving arrest can cost you not only your driver's license, but you could also be facing substantial fines and other penalties.
In addition, once you regain your right to drive, the increased insurance premiums could cost thousands of dollars.
To protect your driver's license, contact a lawyer as soon as possible.
In Florida, a drunk driving arrest can cost you not only your driver's license, but you could also be facing substantial fines and other penalties.
In addition, once you regain your right to drive, the increased insurance premiums could cost thousands of dollars.
If you have been arrested for drunk driving in Florida, you only have 10 days to file for a hearing with the Department of Motor Vehicles to prevent your driver's license from being suspended.
To protect your driver's license, contact a lawyer as soon as possible.
In order to get your license back, you must file for a hearing with the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV) within 10 days of the suspension.
These are commonly referred to as DMV hearings.
The DMV hearing is a separate proceeding from the criminal charge for drunk driving.
To protect your driver's license, contact a lawyer as soon as possible.
In order to get your license back, you must file for a hearing with the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV) within 10 days of the suspension.
These are commonly referred to as DMV hearings.
The DMV hearing is a separate proceeding from the criminal charge for drunk driving.
Under Florida's implied consent law, anyone who applies for and accepts a driver's license in this state consents to taking a breath test when asked to do so by a police officer.
You have the legal right to refuse the breath test, but your license will automatically be suspended if you choose to do so.
A first refusal typically results in a one-year suspension.
If you have refused a breath test on a previous occasion, the suspension increases to 18 months.
There can be a number of good reasons to refuse a breath test.
You have the legal right to refuse the breath test, but your license will automatically be suspended if you choose to do so.
A first refusal typically results in a one-year suspension.
If you have refused a breath test on a previous occasion, the suspension increases to 18 months.
There can be a number of good reasons to refuse a breath test.
A conviction for a second or subsequent DUI can make it much more difficult to obtain a hardship license.
Preserve your driving privileges, contact a lawyer as soon as possible.
People who are convicted of a second drunk driving violation within five years in Florida can face some extremely severe penalties, including increased fines, longer license suspensions and mandatory jail time.
In addition, you have to wait at least one year before you can be considered for a hardship license, and being approved for one becomes much more difficult.
Preserve your driving privileges, contact a lawyer as soon as possible.
People who are convicted of a second drunk driving violation within five years in Florida can face some extremely severe penalties, including increased fines, longer license suspensions and mandatory jail time.
In addition, you have to wait at least one year before you can be considered for a hardship license, and being approved for one becomes much more difficult.
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