Monthly Archives: February 2021
FAQs About Child Support in Florida
In Florida, all parents are expected to provide financially for their children, even in the event that the spouses become divorced. Child support is one of the most contentious terms in any divorce. One parent may worry that a judge will order them to pay child support, while the other may become concerned that… Read More »
What You Can Expect at a DUI Stop in Port St. Lucie
Hearing a police car’s siren and seeing the flashing lights in your rearview mirror is always scary. You may not understand why a police officer is pulling you over, but there is always a chance that it is for a suspected DUI. It is important to know this, and to know what steps to… Read More »
How to Tell if You Need a Premarital Agreement
Premarital agreements are not the romance killers they were once thought to be. In fact, they are becoming extremely common today, particularly among millennials that consider marriage only once they are well established in their career. Still, many people think they may need a premarital agreement, but do not want to raise the issue… Read More »
FAQs Surrounding Criminal Law in Florida
Innocent people are charged with crimes every day in Florida. A police officer could pull you over or question you about a crime and they may even arrest you even though you did nothing wrong. It is for this reason that everyone in Florida should understand some basics about criminal law in the state,… Read More »
Steps to Take After a Dog Bite
Florida operates under strict liability laws when a dog bites someone and causes injury. This means that dog owners must pay damages to accident victims even if they did not know the dog had a violent or aggressive history. However, the steps you take after a dog bite or attack are essential to protecting… Read More »
How Does Florida Law Define Consent?
The issue of consent constantly comes up in the news, and in courtrooms throughout Florida. Consent is a main issue in sexual assault and battery cases and it is important that everyone in the state knows the law. When people do not understand the concept of consent, they may be charged with a crime… Read More »
The Challenges of Filing a Slip and Fall Claim in Florida
Slip and fall accidents form the basis of many personal injury claims. Most often, these accidents occur in public places and on the property of a business. However, they can also occur on someone’s private property. Florida law allows victims of slip and fall accidents to claim compensation for their medical expenses, lost income,… Read More »
Six Things You Should Never Do After a Car Accident
After a car accident, it is important to take several steps to protect any future claim you may file. While certain steps are essential, there are also some actions that are just as crucial to avoid. Below are six things you should never do after a car accident. Leave the Scene Under Florida law,… Read More »