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Covering Orlando, Florida - Personal Injury, Criminal Defense, Injunctions, Wills & Trusts, Probate Administration, and Guardianships


“Principal of the Year” Arrested for DUI

A popular 52-year-old Orlando area principal was arrested in east Orange County earlier this month for suspected drunk driving. She was pulled over around midnight after a Sheriff’s Deputy saw her swerving, according to police reports. Police alleged that upon spotting police lights, she stopped in the middle of the street and had to be ...
by The Fighter Law Firm - August 14th, 2012

What Happens If I Violate My Own Restraining Order?

There are countless reasons for someone to have a restraining order in place, whether it be in civil or criminal court. In Florida, a restraining order violation is a serious offense for the defendant. A violation of the court order will create consequences for both parties, so it’s essential to understand each before it’s too ...
by Thomas Feiter - July 06th, 2021

The Role of Private Investigators in Building a Strong Criminal Defense

The role a private investigator plays in the building of your criminal defense will vary depending on the nature of the charges brought against you. You can expect a private investigator to help you gather witness statements, assess evidence relevant to your charges, and prevent unnecessary delays in your case. Our board-certified criminal defense lawyers ...
by Thomas Feiter - September 13th, 2024

What Does the Criminal Court Process Look Like for Defendants?

If you’re facing accusations of criminal misconduct, you’ll want to know what the criminal court process looks like for defendants. Our criminal defense attorneys can break this process down so you know what to expect and how you can take advantage of each stage. Our team of board-certified criminal defense attorneys at Fighter Law, such ...
by Thomas Feiter - September 07th, 2024

Before you Appeal

On August 21, 2024, the Third District Court of Appeal dismissed a father’s attempt to challenge a final administrative child support order. The case was initiated by the Department of Revenue on behalf of the mother, with both parents submitting their financial affidavits. However, the court issued the support order without a hearing since the ...
by The Fighter Law Firm - September 06th, 2024

Criminal Investigations

No one wants to be subject to a criminal investigation, regardless of whether they committed the crime for which they are being investigated. Sometimes people think that they can help themselves or the people they love by hiding certain pieces of potential evidence from law enforcement. Whether that evidence is a muddy pair of shoes ...
by The Fighter Law Firm - August 27th, 2024

Continuing an Injunction

When it comes to Civil Injunctions, both parties are entitled to due process, and an opportunity to present their case before a court. When one of the parties needs to request a continuance before trial, the judge has to apply a three-pronged test to assess whether a continuance should be granted.   First, the judge ...
by The Fighter Law Firm - August 20th, 2024

What’s The Difference Between Dating Violence and Domestic Violence

Across the United States, dating and domestic violence are serious issues. These forms of violence are present in relationships of all kinds. No one, no matter what they have done, deserves to be abused by someone they’ve loved.   When cases of domestic and dating violence are brought to the attention of officials or trusted attorneys, ...
by Thomas Feiter - November 14th, 2019

Tips That Will Ensure Your Restraining Order Gets Approved

How Do I Get a Restraining Order? Unfortunately, there may be situations where it is necessary for a person to request a restraining order. Although it might seem like a no-brainer, it might be difficult to get a judge to approve such a request, even if the person has a legitimate cause for concern. Getting ...
by Thomas Feiter - November 29th, 2018
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