Florida’s 2026 New Battery Penalties Explained
Florida’s 2026 battery law expands when a battery charge can become a felony. Learn about the new penalties and what they mean for defendants.
Defending Against False Criminal Allegations in Florida
Learn how to defend against false criminal allegations in Florida, protect your rights, and understand the steps a defense lawyer can take.
Florida Passes Domestic Violence Reform: Key Changes You Should Know
Florida domestic violence reform changes how injunction violations and penalties are handled in criminal cases. Learn the updates.
Immediate Steps to Take After a Florida Assault or Battery Arrest
Immediate steps to take after a Florida assault or battery arrest can help protect your rights, avoid mistakes, and strengthen your defense.
How to Avoid Common Mistakes in Florida Domestic Violence Cases
Learn about Florida domestic violence cases and mistakes that are made when arrested or charged, and how a criminal defense lawyer can help.
How to Respond to a Florida Domestic Violence Injunction
Learn how to respond to a Florida domestic violence injunction, understand types, legal steps, and defending against false claims effectively.
Can You Get Bail For A Domestic Violence Charge in 2025?
As domestic violence in Florida is a very serious crime, you can't get released immediately by simply paying the bail amount.
Removing An Ankle Monitor or Ankle Bracelet in Florida
This article will discuss what you need to do in order to have the CAM (continuous alcohol monitors) or GPS (global positions systems) ankle monitor removed.
Lifting a No Contact Order After an Arrest for Domestic Battery
The purpose of this article is to address lifting the no contact order after a domestic battery arrest.
Can Domestic Violence Charges be Dropped by the Victim in Florida?
If a victim is willing to sign a request not to prosecute that can greatly increase the chances that a prosecutor will drop the domestic violence charge.