Monthly Archives: March 2022
When Can Law Enforcement Enter Your Home in Florida?
Recently, law enforcement entered a Coral Springs home that belonged to twin TikTok stars, Alex and Franky Venegas, known as the “Island Boys” on the social media platform. The police were not there for the Venegas brothers but rather, Andrew Thomas, who was staying at the home for a few days. Allegedly, Thomas was… Read More »
What is DUI Manslaughter in Florida?
Recently, a man by the name of Joseph Aridio Garcia, was charged with DUI manslaughter after striking a pedestrian with his pickup truck and fleeing the scene. The pedestrian died shortly afterwards. Garcia stated that he thought he had hit an object in the road and after seeing the severe damage to his vehicle… Read More »
Getting a Divorce? Here is Why You Need to See a Doctor Now
The only professional you may think you need when getting a divorce is an Orlando family lawyer. It is true that legal representation can help you secure the settlement you deserve. However, there is another professional you should see at the start of the process, too. That is your doctor. Below are five reasons… Read More »
Will Unemployment Affect Child Support?
The pandemic has hit every Floridian in one way or another, and many are still struggling to find work after losing their job or their business at the height of the crisis. Unemployment does not only make it difficult for individuals to meet their daily needs, but many people are also required to pay… Read More »
Four Facts You May Not Know About the Miranda Warning
The Miranda warning is a result of the landmark case, Miranda v. Arizona. It essentially enforces the Fifth Amendment and makes sure those suspected of a crime do not incriminate themselves when interacting with law enforcement. The Miranda warning is one of the most misunderstood laws in the entire country. People see actors being… Read More »
Five Mistakes Commonly Made in Divorce
Even when a divorce is uncontested, the process is never easy. Emotions are running high and sometimes, things go wrong. Things are more likely to go wrong when people make mistakes, which is sadly all too common in divorce. If you are considering divorce, it is important that you know the five mistakes commonly… Read More »
Top Mediation Myths in Florida
In most Florida divorce cases, mediation is a mandatory part of the process. During mediation, both sides will meet with a third party mediator, who is an objective and neutral party. The sole purpose of the mediator is to try and foster compromise and communication between the couple so they can reach an agreement… Read More »
Should You Consent to a Vehicle Search?
If police pull you over for a suspected DUI or another crime, they may want to search your vehicle. During a search, they will look for evidence they can use against you and that will give them probable cause to arrest you. Before conducting a search, a police officer will likely ask you if… Read More »
Terms to Know When Getting a Divorce in 2022
If you are considering a divorce, it is normal to be unsure of what to expect. Knowing some of the most basic divorce terms and the laws surrounding them can greatly help prepare you for the process and help you understand what you can expect. Below, our Orlando family lawyer explains the most common… Read More »
What is the Difference Between Drug Distribution and Drug Trafficking?
The Florida Statutes outline many different drug offenses, which may lead to some confusion. One of the most common examples of this is distinguishing the difference between drug distribution and drug trafficking charges. It is critical to know the differences between the two offenses, as they are both defined differently under the law, and… Read More »
