One of the most complex types of cases that a criminal defense attorney in Miami Dade may defend against is child pornography.  Due to the negative social stigma, a person who is facing these charges may deal with devastating and … more

A South Florida criminal defense attorney can explain that there are several variations of identity theft charges in the state.  A person may be charged with more than one crime in some instances.  Some of the charges that a South … more

If you have received a letter from the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles that you are being classified as a Habitual Traffic Offender (HTO), you should contact a criminal defense attorney in Broward County.   There may not be … more

With more and more people relying on computers to conduct business and personal affairs, the likelihood of being involved in a cyber crime increases.   A South Florida criminal defense attorney can explain the applicable laws related to cyber crimes in … more

A criminal defense attorney in Miami Dade may be contacted in situations where someone has died, such as vehicular homicide.   He or she can explain the elements of this crime, possible defenses and possible punishment that may be doled out … more

A criminal defense attorney in Fort Lauderdale can assist clients in the modification of a domestic violence injunction.   Such a modification is possible in cases involving injunctions established to protect against domestic, dating or sexual violence.   This modification is only … more

A criminal defense attorney in Fort Lauderdale understands that when you are stopped for a traffic violation, you may be nervous.   You may even try to get away because you are afraid that law enforcement may find something illegal in … more

A criminal defense attorney in Broward County can explain that obstruction of justice charges are commonly charged for less serious infractions.   However, they can also be charged for more serious infractions.   A criminal defense attorney in Broward County can help … more

A criminal defense attorney in Miami Dade can explain the differences between involuntary manslaughter, voluntary manslaughter and murder.   Involuntary manslaughter may be charged when a wrongful death occurs but the defendant did not intend for this to happen.   This charge … more

Florida prosecutors take firearm offenses very seriously in Florida.   For this reason, it is important to contact a South Florida criminal defense attorney the moment you realize you are under suspicion for committing a crime related to these offenses.   A … more