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Facing A Violation Of Probation In Orlando: What Happens Next?

By Greater Orlando Family Law |

Probation is often seen as a second chance, a way to avoid jail time while meeting certain court-ordered conditions. But what happens when those conditions intersect with an ongoing family law matter, such as a custody case or a domestic violence injunction? For many Orlando families, a probation violation does not stay contained to… Read More »

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What Should I Do If I Was Charged With A Crime?

By Greater Orlando Family Law |

If you were recently charged with a criminal offense, the following article will provide some helpful information regarding the steps you should take. What happens after someone is charged with a crime? The following process usually occurs after someone is arrested and charged with a crime: First there will be an arrest, at which… Read More »

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What Is The Role Of A Criminal Defense Attorney?

By Greater Orlando Family Law |

If you were charged with a misdemeanor or felony, you should consider hiring a criminal defense attorney to defend you in court. The following article will provide some helpful information regarding the role of a criminal defense attorney. What does a criminal defense attorney do? Criminal defense attorneys are tasked with helping defendants build… Read More »

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Criminal Sentencing Changed—and Florida Prisoners Due to Be Released—Due To First Step Act

By Greater Orlando Family Law |

The criminal justice reform bill that was recently passed into law received widespread media attention, and for good reason: the bill significantly changes criminal charges and life-altering convictions for those charged with crimes, including those faced here in Florida. Perhaps most importantly, the law reduces mandatory minimum sentencing requirements, especially when it comes to… Read More »

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