Resisting arrest in Florida comes with serious consequences. Acquiring legal defense early in the process will help your criminal defense lawyer negotiate with the prosecution to have the sentence reduced or charges dropped altogether.
A military divorce is slightly different than a civilian divorce. Being in the military can actually complicate the process. In order to obtain a fair settlement during the divorce proceedings, it is important to understand what makes a military divorce different.
According to Florida State Law, fleeing and eluding occurs when an officer of the law requests an individual to pull over their vehicle and that individual refuses or fails to stop. This crime can also occur when an individual stops their vehicle and then runs on foot in order to evade a police officer. Learn what these charges mean and how you can defend against them.
If you are going through a divorce in St. Petersburg, Florida, you will likely need the help of an experienced divorce lawyer to help you navigate the emotional journey of divorce and to help protect your assets. When your spouse removes money from a joint bank account without your permission, there is only a short window in which to act to get the money back before it is concealed.
A common issue that a divorce attorney needs to deal with here in St. Petersburg when divorce proceedings are underway is taking action to protect the well being and safety of children through emergency custody.
A sex crime conviction can weigh heavily on your ability to get a job or find a place to live. If you are involved in a sex crime or charged mistakenly, contact the criminal defense team at William B. Bennett P.A. immediately to begin working on your defense.
The right to remain silent protects you when and if you undergo police questioning or trial. If you've been charged with a crime and spoken to the police, make sure you contact the criminal defense team at Attorney William B. Bennett P.A. as soon as possible to lessen any consequences.
An indecent exposure charge involves the intentional exposure of a person’s sexual organs, such as the genitals, in a public or private place where the exposure is likely to be offensive against the values of decency.
Ideally, both parties will agree on paying bills during divorce proceedings without a court judge. But sometimes, a temporary court order is filed to prevent situations of non-payment, either to the spouse or the creditor.
Challenges to the marijuana laws in Florida are frequently in the news, from medical usage to full recreational legalization and growing marijuana to possession.
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