A person’s failure to appear in court for any scheduled, promised or mandatory appearance is a violation of the law and may result in a bench warrant issued for his or her immediate arrest, fines, license suspension and other penalties. Although some Florida courts and law enforcement agencies are overloaded, a failure to appear charge […]
Failure to Appear Can Trigger an Arrest Warrant in Florida
Learn About Failure to Pay a Fine in Florida
Failure to pay a fine occurs when a person does not pay a court-ordered fine by the specified due date. The fine may be punishment for a criminal conviction or may be because of a traffic violation. Regardless of what the fine was for and what the amount was, failing to pay a fine is […]
What is a Bench Warrant in Florida?
What should I do if I have a bench warrant out in my name? You should go to court immediately, with your Tampa bench warrant attorney. Your attorney will know what information you will need at court and will also know what defense techniques to use so you do not end up facing harsh penalties […]
Benefits of Criminal Record Expungement in Florida
If you currently have an arrest record, there are many reasons why you should look into expungment or sealing. The benefits of expungement and sealing are very worthwhile. When you have your record sealed or expunged, you will: Be able to obtain employment, housing, and educational opportunities. Most people who have committed a criminal offense […]
Sealing Criminal Records in Florida
People who have been arrested for a criminal offense often wish that they could go back in time and change their actions. After a person has been arrested for a crime, a negative mark appears on their criminal record. Your criminal record is extremely important because it is accessible to the public. This means that […]
Florida Crimes That Cannot Be Expunged
Before you decide to petition for expungement or sealing, it is important to know that not all crimes are eligible. Below is a list of some crimes that are not eligible for expungement or sealing in the state of Florida. If you pled “guilty” or “no contest” to any of the charges that are outlined […]
Frequently Asked Questions about Felony Crimes in Florida
What is a felony? A felony is criminal offense which is punishable, at the very least, by more than one year in a Florida state prison. Felonies are the most serious types of crimes and carry the heaviest penalties. They are classified into degrees according to the type of crime and the punishment an offender […]
What is a 4th DUI Offense in Florida?
If you have been arrested for your 4th DUI offense in Florida, it is a felony charge regardless of how much time has elapsed between your last conviction and your present arrest. A fourth (or more) DUI is always a felony. What is the maximum amount of jail for a fourth DUI? A fourth (or […]
Learn About a 3rd DUI in Florida
A 3rd DUI in Florida can be very serious. Depending on the amount of time that has elapsed from your last arrest, it can be charged as a felony. How do they determine if a 3rd DUI is a felony or misdemeanor? If your last DUI arrest and conviction was more than ten years before […]
Learn What Happens for a Second Offense DUI in Florida
The State of Florida has very strong laws regarding DUI offenses. A first time DUI is bad enough. If you have more than one it can be very serious. A second offense DUI in Florida triggers stronger penalties. Second Time Categories There are two different categories for a 2nd DUI arrest. They are a “2nd DUI” […]
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