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By Attorney Jay Rooth We understand everyone has the right to defend themselves. The laws of the state of Florida allow for you to have a firearm in your vehicle as long as you qualify under the statutes and follow some basic conditions. For purposes of carrying a firearm in...

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...

Understanding Florida DUI Probation to Protect Your Future and Avoid Jail Probation plays an important role in Florida’s judicial system, especially in DUI cases. The terms of DUI probation are in place partially to deter future drinking and driving and to help identify people who might have a drinking problem...

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...

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...