Do You Need Court Approval to Appear Without Your Client in an Injunction Hearing? When handling an injunction case in Florida, attorneys and petitioners often ask: Can a lawyer appear in court without the petitioner? The short answer is that while there is no explicit rule prohibiting it, Florida courts typically expect petitioners to be ...
At Fighter Law, we often see families struggle because a loved one waited too long to create a will and not having an understanding of Florida Wills. The reality is that if mental capacity becomes an issue, it may be too late to make legally binding decisions about your assets. That’s why it’s crucial to ...
If you have been arrested or charged with a no valid driver’s license, talk to an attorney. The Judge cannot amend the charge, however, the prosecutor may. If you can get a valid driver’s license, your attorney may be able to negotiate with the State Attorney to get the charge reduced to a civil infraction. ...
5 Real Reckless Driving Cases – And How Smart Legal Defense Turned Them Around! ⚖️ Case 1: High-Speed Reckless Driving – Case Dismissed Facts: John, a 22-year-old college student at UCF, was caught driving 40 mph over the speed limit on I-4 while weaving through traffic. He was charged with reckless driving by an aggressive ...
Whenever you get behind the wheel, you should do everything in your power to keep yourself and those around you safe. Florida law prioritizes the safety of its citizens on the road by punishing drivers when they commit reckless driving. If you have been charged with reckless driving, you can defend yourself with the help ...
6 Real-Life DWLS Cases in Florida – And How We Can Help Driving While License Suspended (DWLS) in Florida is a serious offense that can have severe legal and financial consequences. At Fighter Law, we have defended numerous clients facing DWLS charges, helping them minimize penalties and, in some cases, avoid convictions altogether. Below are ...
Thinking about secretly recording someone to prove a lie or wrongdoing? You might want to reconsider. Under Florida Statute 934.03, it is illegal to record someone without their knowledge—no matter the reason. Doing so could result in felony or misdemeanor charges, as well as potential civil or punitive damages. But what if you just want ...
No one is perfect—we all make mistakes. Unfortunately, for some, those mistakes involve turning to drugs or alcohol. The good news? There are rehabilitation programs designed to help people break free from addiction. And in some cases, these programs can even play a role in reducing criminal sentences. Take the case of State of Florida ...
