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Prearrest and Precharging Representation Often, individuals may become aware of a possible criminal charge before any official arrest or filing of charges occurs. Law enforcement agents may contact them as part of their investigative procedures. In such scenarios,...
A sudden loss of income due to wage garnishment can be a severe blow to a household. Creditors have the legal right to seize up to 25% of your earnings. Even if you work for the state or its agencies, the creditor still has the right to garnish their wages. However,...
Here are some essential steps to take after a car accident to protect yourself and your interests: Stay at the Scene: Despite heightened anxiety, remain at the accident site. Leaving the scene of the accident too soon may lead to legal repercussions, especially if...
Bankruptcy marks a significant event on your credit report. Here's a breakdown of how long bankruptcy stays on your report and steps to rebuild your credit afterward: Duration of Bankruptcy on Credit Report: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy: 10 years. Chapter 13 Bankruptcy: 7...
After a car crash, things can get pretty tough for those involved. They not only have to deal with getting better physically but also have to think about getting money to pay for medical bills and other things they've lost. The money you can get from an insurance...
There are many issues to assess when determining the strength of the government's case following an arrest for possession of a controlled substance. In Florida, after an arrest for possession of a controlled substance, your defense may involve legal or factual issues,...
In my years of consulting with clients considering bankruptcy, I've encountered numerous questions that arise repeatedly in consultations. As individuals grapple with filing for bankruptcy, they often seek clarity on various aspects of the process to make informed...
In 2023, Governor Ron DeSantis signed a tort reform bill in Florida. Some fundamental changes include: Reduction in Statute of Limitations: The deadline for filing a personal injury lawsuit is reduced from four to two years from the date of injury. New Modified...
Florida divides criminal offenses into two main types: misdemeanors and felonies. These categories determine the severity of the charges and the punishment someone might face if convicted. Misdemeanors are less serious offenses that can result in up to a year in...
Are you considering Chapter 7 bankruptcy but need to know if you qualify? If so, it is important to understand eligibility criteria so that you can make an informed decision on how to proceed. Chapter 7 Eligibility: Meeting the Qualifications & the Means Test...