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An arrest in Kissimmee can affect nearly every part of your life. Concerns about your job, professional license, driver's license, finances, and reputation often begin long before a case reaches a courtroom. The uncertainty alone can be overwhelming, especially when so much is at stake. Choosing the right attorney is...

So, Florida passed a new law. And no, it’s not about banning flip-flops in courtrooms (though maybe it should be). It’s called Dexter’s Law, and it took effect on July 1, 2025 — bringing the hammer down on aggravated animal cruelty. Dexter’s Law is not named after the popular serial...

Regulation of Fireworks: Local Authority vs. State Preemption ​ Legal Issue: Orlando's new fireworks ordinance aligns with Florida state law, which permits fireworks use on designated holidays (e.g., July 4). ​ However, local governments retain authority to regulate fireworks through zoning, permitting, and public safety measures, provided they do not...

If you are in Florida facing charges of assault with a deadly weapon, jail time is only one consequence you need to worry about. Assault with a deadly weapon without intent to kill, or aggravated assault, is a felony offense. Florida deprives convicted felons of certain rights, including their right...

The Short Answer: No. The State, not the victim, decides whether charges are filed. In Florida, victims do not have the power to "press" or "drop" charges. Once a crime is reported to law enforcement, the decision to arrest and prosecute rests entirely with the police and the State Attorney’s...