DUI Blood Testing the Unconscious Driver No Warrant Needed…Usually
In a DUI arrest, when a breath test is not available or feasible, or if the circumstances allow, law enforcement may seek a sample of
In a DUI arrest, when a breath test is not available or feasible, or if the circumstances allow, law enforcement may seek a sample of
In family law, whether divorce or paternity, once there is an order of child support, the next problem for some is collecting said support payments.
What if you received a traffic citation in Florida but you live in another state and cannot come back to fight the ticket in Court?
In Florida, a person accused of DUI has faced mandatory adjudication, also known as conviction, for many decades. In cases where the Court is not
Reckless Driving, not to be confused with careless driving, is a criminal traffic offense in Florida. An accusation of Reckless Driving does not require a
In divorce or dissolution of marriage cases, if there are any prenuptial or postnuptial agreements, the Court will have to decide the validity of the
In DUI defense a common question or problem involves the “ignition interlock device”. The law on the ignition interlock device states that the Department of
In divorce or dissolution of marriage cases, the tax treatment of alimony or spousal support changed radically at the end of 2018. These changes will
In criminal cases alleging the use of force a defendant may seek immunity from prosecution. Today, this is called Stand Your Ground, but it has
An element the State has to prove in a DUI is that the accused was either driving or in “actual physical control” of the vehicle.