Getting arrested for domestic violence can be a frightening and overwhelming experience. Once arrested, the first question on your mind is likely, How do I get out of jail? At Moses and Rooth Attorneys at Law, our domestic violence lawyers help people across Florida navigate the criminal justice system after...
Continue Reading 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...
Continue Reading 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...
Continue Reading Some drivers treat Florida highways like the Daytona 500—but as of July 1, 2025, going 50 MPH over the speed limit could land you in a courtroom instead of the winner’s circle. A new update to Florida law—§ 316.1926(2)—now classifies 50+ MPH over the posted limit as a first-degree misdemeanor,...
Continue Reading You notice a new neighbor always sitting outside, watching when you leave for work and return. A few days later, an old acquaintance you haven’t spoken to in years suddenly starts texting you, urging you to “help move something quick for cash.” It feels off, like the police are setting...
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