Our client, an elderly man living within a duplex association, was served with notice from a neighbor seeking to impose a restraining order against him, otherwise known as an injunction in Florida. The allegation stemmed from the neighbor being upset about our client walking to the association pool by using a cut-through common area that passes directly behind the neighbor's unit. The Firm’s attorney set the matter for a final hearing where the attorney convinced the judge to dismiss the matter. *Prospective clients may not obtain the same results.
Defendant was involved in an accident with injuries. When the officer arrived on the scene the defendant was in the driver's seat and kept saying they were sorry and shouldn't have been driving. The defendant agreed to a blood test which registered a .28 reading. DUI charge dropped.
The defendant was charged with domestic battery arising out of fight with his live in girlfriend and those charges violated his felony probation. Through testimony gathered by the firm, we were able to establish that the victim was the first aggressor and that the defendant properly used self-defense. Accordingly, the felony violation of probation was dismissed and the domestic violence charge was not filed on by the State.
Police stopped the Defendant’s vehicle and noticed a strong odor of marijuana. The Defendant admitted that he had marijuana on him, and handed over a small bag of marijuana to the police officer. Upon searching the vehicle, the police discovered a number of burnt marijuana cigarettes. The Defendant was arrested for possession of a controlled substance. The firm was able to convince the state to allow him into a program to address his drug abuse issues. After completion of the program, the firm was able to get the charge dismissed.
Client was charged for the first time ever whiledriving on a suspended license. The Ticket Clinic Attorneys wereable to negotiate with the Office of the State Attorney, resulting in no criminal conviction, keeping the client’s record clean, all without the client ever having to appear in court.
Client was charged for the first time ever whiledriving on a suspended license. The Ticket Clinic Attorneys wereable to negotiate with the Office of the State Attorney, resulting in no criminal conviction, keeping the client’s record clean, all without the client ever having to appear in court.
Client was charged for the first time ever whiledriving on a license which had been expired for over 6 months.The Ticket Clinic Attorneys were able to negotiate with the Office of the State Attorney, resulting in no criminal conviction, keepingthe client’s record clean, all without the client ever having to appear in court.
The Defendant was stopped for driving without her headlights and running a stop sign at night. She smelled like alcohol and had slurred speech and bloodshot, glassy eyes. It was raining very hard and the Defendant stated she had about 3 beers. She was asked to exit her car and was wearing a Halloween costume and admitted to being at karaoke night. She did not want to do the roadsides in a dry area, but rather she said she would do them in the rain. She swayed while exiting her vehicle and performed poorly on roadsides. After being arrested, she refused to submit to a sample of her breath after about 10 minutes of trying to decide. The Firm filed a motion to suppress arguing that there was no probable cause for the arrest. Additionally, the Firm pointed out to the State Attorney that the stopping officer passed off the investigation to a backup officer because it would have been arrest number 100 for the year. The State of Florida decided to drop the charges for driving under the influence after this was all brought to their attention.
Client was charged for the first time ever while driving on a suspended license. The Ticket Clinic Attorneys were able to negotiate with the Office of the State Attorney, resulting in no criminal conviction, keeping the client’s record clean, all without the client ever having to appear in court.
Client was charged for the first time ever while driving a semi-truck on a suspended license. The Ticket Clinic Attorneys were able to negotiate with the Office of the State Attorney, resulting in no criminal conviction, keeping the client’s record clean, all without the client ever having to appear in court.
Facts: The Defendant took over 20 bags of mulch from Home Depot and loaded it in his truck according to a BOLO placed over dispatch. An officer spotted the vehicle driving in the middle of the road loaded with all the described mulch. After being stopped, the Defendant got out of the vehicle and was unsteady on his feat. The officer noticed an odor of alcohol and bloodshot eyes with slurred speech. He was read his rights and asked why he was stopped and he wasn’t sure why. He gave a story about a girl and sexual favors for money. When asked where that girl was, he didn’t know, and then said she was at the bar. According to the officer, the Defendant was obviously intoxicated. He stated he had 4 beers and was on Xanax. The Defendant performed poorly on roadsides and after being questioned regarding the incident at Home Depot, he said that he would be cut out of granmother’s will if he got in any trouble and began to cry. He was asked to submit to a sample of his breath and he refused. Additionally, he then complained of medical problems and was taken to the hospital where all tests appeared to be normal. The Firm filed a motion to suppress due to the fact that the audio of the roadsides had accidentally not been turned on by the arresting officer. The Firm asked the court to exclude all of the roadside exercises as a due process violation had occurred. Additionally, the Firm filed an additional motion to suppress arguing that based upon the performance of the roadsides captured on the video, there was no probable cause for an arrest and charge for DUI. The State of Florida reviewed the motion and dismissed the charges for DUI.
The Defendant was driving his commercial work vehicle and rear ended another car. The occupants of the other car said they were injured and the police were called to the scene. After making contact with the drivers, the officers noticed the strong odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from the Defendant, and that he had slurred speech. After the accident investigation was complete, roadside exercises were performed. According to the officer, the Defendant performed poorly. The Defendant was arrested and charged with his 3rd DUI and Refusal to Submit to Breath Testing (as he had refused a breath test in the past). After thoroughly working on the case and uncovering a number of “issues” with the State’s case, the DUI charge was dropped and the Refusal to Submit to Breath Testing count was dropped as well.
