Recent Blog Posts
Can I Take Leave From My Job After Domestic Violence?
A person who has experienced an act of domestic violence will often have to adjust to a very new reality afterward. They may need to find another place to live; they may need to take other steps to protect their safety, and preserve their mental health as best they can. To that end, Florida… Read More »
Ketamine Overdoses On The Rise
In 2023, Florida authorities started noticing the presence of ketamine in many drug cases, particularly as an ingredient in ‘cut’ drugs. Usage has only increased since then, particularly since ketamine has been identified as a viable treatment for some kinds of depression, but abuse of the drug is sadly on the rise according to… Read More »
Is False Imprisonment A Domestic Violence Crime?
When the average person hears the term ‘false imprisonment,’ they may think of a person being locked in jail without cause, or being kidnapped and taken to a secondary location. In reality, false imprisonment only requires that a person be held somewhere against their will, even if only for a short period of time…. Read More »
What Turns Florida Drug Possession Into Trafficking?
Drug trafficking is considered one of the most serious offenses in Florida law, given the amounts of money involved and the degree of harm it can do to society in general. However, for every hardened cartel member charged with trafficking, an average Floridian faces similar charges after an unpleasant surprise. It is important to… Read More »
Can Anyone File Domestic Violence Charges In Florida?
According to the movies and TV, only spouses can file domestic violence charges against each other – but in real life, the list is much longer, including ex-spouses, unmarried co-parents, and anyone living together ‘as a family.’ That said, there is a specific list of people who may act as the victim in domestic… Read More »
Inadmissibility Of Evidence In Florida Drug Cases
Florida prosecutes drug offenses very aggressively, viewing drug-related crimes as offenses against society. However, in their zeal, it is unfortunately not uncommon for state law enforcement to make mistakes in evidence collection, potentially both infringing upon your rights and jeopardizing their case. The right attorney can help protect your rights and call out any… Read More »
Broward County Democrat Seeks To Change Injunction Law
The most recent available data from Florida authorities estimates that around 106,500 crimes of domestic violence were reported to law enforcement, with untold numbers more not being reported at all due to fears of future violence. In an effort to protect victims of such crimes, State Senator Sharief filed a bill in September 2025… Read More »
Actual vs Constructive Drug Possession In Florida
Drug possession is a very common crime in Florida, but not all possession cases are prosecuted the same way. There are certain criteria that a prosecution must meet in order for a defendant to be found guilty, and one of them is whether or not the defendant had possession, whether actual or constructive, of… Read More »
Appeals Court Decision May Have Consequences For Domestic Violence Survivors
The right to carry a firearm is one that many Floridians prize. In early September, a three-judge panel of the 1st District Court of Appeals struck down the state’s ’decades-old’ ban on open carry, referring to it as the “default mode of bearing arms.” While proponents of open carry argue that it reinforces the… Read More »
New Ruling May Affect Cannabis Cases
In late September 2025, Florida’s 2nd District Court of Appeals reversed a long-standing state law, holding that the mere smell of cannabis is not sufficient grounds to stop and search a vehicle. In addition, the court certified the question to the state Supreme Court, essentially providing the grounds on which it could decide the… Read More »