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LGBTQ+ and Domestic Violence: What You Need to Know

The common assumption about domestic violence is that men physically harm women. However, this generalized assumption prevents men, women, and anyone under the gender-fluid spectrum from coming forward and seeking help. Even in heterosexual relationships, believing that the man in the relationship is the only one capable of abuse is extremely dangerous and places men ...
by Thomas Feiter - February 02nd, 2022

Domestic Violence: The Healing Process and Stages of Recovery

Escaping domestic violence takes an immeasurable amount of strength and courage. While recovery is within reach, it can be a long and arduous process. Those who have survived domestic violence can experience severe long-term effects such as chronic medical conditions, mental health disorders, and substance addictions. As you heal from your abuse and rebuild your ...
by Thomas Feiter - January 16th, 2022

3 Incorrect Assumptions about Domestic Violence Victims

Domestic violence is not just physical abuse; it can also be sexual, financial, and emotional. A common misconception of domestic abuse is that the abuser is driven by anger. However, anger is often just the mask or excuse the abuser uses to justify their actions. Domestic violence is not moments where the abuser loses control ...
by Thomas Feiter - March 30th, 2022

The Important Differences Between Sex Trafficking and Prostitution

Combating human trafficking and other sex-related crimes is an ongoing battle in Florida. It is essential to understand the critical differences between prostitution, which is considered voluntary, and the force, coercion, or entrapment of involuntary sex workers involved in human trafficking. In the United States, prostitution and human trafficking are both illegal. Still, these two ...
by Thomas Feiter - July 08th, 2022

What Are the Consequences of Stealing From the Elderly in Florida?

Unfortunately, elder abuse and neglect are far too common, but not just in the typical way that people may be familiar with when it comes to abuse. Most people are familiar with physical, mental, and verbal abuse. However, there’s a form of abuse that’s just as incidence and less talked about—financial abuse. Typically financial abuse ...
by Thomas Feiter - June 01st, 2022

“Juicin’” for Time Behind Bars: The Legal Ramifications of Illegal Steroid Use

A recent fitness movement has swept across the nation. Along with the rise of gyms, workout routines, and fitness classes gaining popularity, the controversial use of steroids has also seen development among workout fanatics. There are several types of steroids used by bodybuilders, athletes, and workout enthusiasts, but the steroid to see the biggest use ...
by Thomas Feiter - August 06th, 2013

Florida Man Faces Criminal Charges

On Dec. 17 at approximately 3:00 p.m., a 45-year-old Winter Park man reportedly opened a bottle of champagne in order to console himself about issues that he was having at his place of employment. Less than 24 hours later, the man found himself needing to prepare a criminal defense. According to the police, the man ...
by The Fighter Law Firm - December 30th, 2013

Florida Congressman Enters Rehab

Reports say that a Florida congressman has agreed to enter a rehabilitation facility for drug and alcohol abuse. He recently faced drug charges in connection with an incident that occurred in Washington on Oct. 28. According to reports, the 37-year-old man agreed to meet with someone he thought was a drug dealer, and he allegedly ...
by The Fighter Law Firm - December 09th, 2013

FSU Quarterback Left in Limbo Over Holiday Weekend

On Nov. 26, a Florida assistant state attorney released a statement that the office could need up to an additional two weeks to determine whether to press criminal charges against Florida State University quarterback Jameis Winston. The state attorney confirmed that a decision would not be made prior to the Thanksgiving holiday. The delay is ...
by The Fighter Law Firm - November 30th, 2013
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