An obstruction of justice charge in Florida can constitute very different things depending on the case. Usually obstruction is alleged because law enforcement has been frustrated by the alleged actions of the accused. There may be a very fine line … more

Once you have been arrested and charged with a crime in South Florida, especially if you have been accused of a felony offense, you will need an experienced and competent South Florida criminal defense attorney to aggressively fight in your … more

The category of “domestic violence” involves a crime of violence against a family or household member. If you have been arrested in the State of Florida and are accused of domestic violence, you should immediately contact a criminal defense attorney … more

Have you been charged with the violation of a Florida obscenity law? If so, you will need the help of an experienced criminal defense attorney in Broward County Florida to represent you against obscenity crimes such as “pornography” allegations. Facing … more

If you have been arrested for any crime, the best thing to do is to contact a criminal defense attorney in Miami Dade Florida as soon as possible, regardless of the severity of the offense. However, if you have been … more

There is no such thing as a “minor criminal offense”! A common mistake for a person to make, in the Miami-Dade County, Broward County or South Florida area is assuming that a criminal offense can be minor making it not necessary to seek representation.  While some cases do not seriously expose the accused to serious penalties, a criminal case can, nonetheless, impact a person beyond what … more

The consequences of an acknowledgement of guilt on a criminal case can be especially harsh for aspiring Americans, and any immigrant who has not yet become a citizen, or who is not eligible for citizenship, can be removed from the … more

If you or a loved one is facing a criminal allegation, it is important to understand that it is never too late to consult and potentially hire a criminal defense lawyer… even after a conviction. After a conviction, with a … more

If you have been arrested, knowing your rights can make a significant difference in your case.  Two vital constitutional rights to be aware of are; 1) The right to remain silent and 2) The right to be counseled by and retain … more

It is common that with the targets of a white collar crime investigations, those individuals who have no prior criminal history.  These people have professional licenses like financial traders, realtors, law enforcement personnel, executives, accountants, lawyers, CEOs, doctors or public … more