There are many potential penalties faced by individuals convicted of drunk driving. One of these is mandatory alcohol education classes. These classes are designed to offer comprehensive education about alcohol, drugs, and their impact on the body and its ability to...
Alimony, sometimes referred to as spousal support, is intended to provide financially for the lesser earning spouse during the process of divorce and for a period of time following the final divorce decree while they learn to live independently. Alimony is one of the...
Juvenile offenders don’t go through the same criminal process as adults do. This is true for Florida and most, if not all, other states. Underage defendants are subject to a different set of guidelines and their penalties may be focused more on rehabilitation than...
A holiday divorce can be exponentially more difficult than a divorce any other time of year, although both are challenging. Here’s what your family can do to make dissolving your marriage during the holidays as pain-free as possible and what your next best step should...
If you’ve been charged with a crime, you may be wondering if it’s possible to have your case dismissed. Case dismissals can happen, but only if certain circumstances apply. Here’s what you need to know. What Types of Cases Can Be Dismissed? Any criminal case can be...
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