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Domestic violence in South Florida is a serious criminal offense with consequences to match. But it is also unique in terms of how quickly law enforcement and the justice system can move against you. Based on allegations alone, you could be put behind bars and stripped of important rights, including the right to see your […]

Walk into almost any store in South Florida and you’ll see the sternly worded sign by the front door or the register: “Shoplifters will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.” There is a reason retailers take such a harsh approach to shoplifting: it is estimated that they lose $45 billion a year […]

“Equal Justice Under Law.” Those are the words chiseled onto the front of the U.S. Supreme Court building. They mean that everyone in our country is entitled to be treated fairly and equally when appearing before a court, especially when facing criminal charges that could result in the loss of their freedom and their future. […]

If you drive regularly, the odds are pretty good that you’ll get a speeding or other traffic ticket at some point in your life. There’s also a decent chance that you’ll get a second traffic ticket, or a third, or more. Even the most careful drivers are not immune from being pulled over. Many people […]

Parenting is hard work. Keeping your children safe, helping them stay out of trouble, and building good character and habits require constant effort. But as all parents (and anyone who once was a kid) know, parenting can involve disciplining your kid when they misbehave. Parental discipline can take many forms. It can involve a stern […]

You are having a pleasant afternoon in your South Florida home when there is an unexpected knock on your door. You open the door to see several police officers on your front steps advising you that they have a warrant to search your house. What do you do? You may be wondering why the police […]

In this country there is the voluntary declaration of taxes. That is, the taxpayer is responsible for filing his annual tax return after the end of the year. The government expects you to be honest on your tax returns, but they also have sophisticated ways to detect fraud. There are also very generous tax laws […]

You were convicted or pled guilty to a crime here in South Florida. You’ve served your time or paid your fines, or maybe your sentence included neither of these. But you now find yourself on probation; the last step in putting this ordeal behind you. So long as you follow the terms the judge imposed […]