Monthly Archives: January 2022
How Does A Court Decide Who Gets The Family Dog In A Florida Divorce?
Child custody is often the most emotionally fraught source of conflict between parties in a divorce. But for many couples, deciding who will get custody of a pet is just as important. Indeed, many people treat their “fur babies” the same as they would their human children. Florida law, however, does not see it… Read More »
Will I Have To Serve Probation Or Take A Substance Abuse Course Following A DUI Conviction?
A DUI conviction in Florida carries more than possible jail time. Florida law also requires that all persons convicted of a drunk driving offense be placed on “monthly reporting probation” and complete a state-licensed DUI program that may lead to further substance abuse treatment. These probation and course requirements are mandatory and apply regardless… Read More »
Florida Man Admits To Having Gun In Car, Charged With Illegal Concealed Carry
The right to “keep and bear arms” is quite complicated in practice. There are many situations where a person commits a crime simply by having a concealed firearm in a certain place. And when we speak of a “concealed” firearm, that does not necessarily mean the person has the weapon on their immediate person…. Read More »