Florida state law defines an assault as an “intentional, unlawful threat by word or act to do violence to another person, coupled with an apparent ability to do so, which creates a well-founded fear in the other person that such violence is imminent.” If you are...
Month: November 2025
Can your spouse prevent you from getting a divorce?
You have been thinking that your marriage may have run its course, and you want to get a divorce. But whenever you bring it up to your spouse, they do not agree at all. They do not want to end the marriage, and they refuse to do so. Perhaps they even tell you that...
What triggers a money laundering investigation in Florida?
Money laundering may sound like something from a movie, but it happens in Florida more often than you might think. People who want to hide illegal money often move it through banks or businesses to make it look clean. When an investigation starts, investigators look...
Communication must be a priority in child custody situations
Going through a divorce when you have children means that you can’t just stop talking to your ex. Instead, you and your ex will have to learn how to communicate for the good of the children. This isn’t something that’s always easy, particularly if the end of the...
What drivers need to know about Florida DUI laws
A driving under the influence (DUI) charge in Florida is not something to take lightly. It carries grave consequences that can affect your license, finances and future. It does not matter if it is the driver’s first offense or not, understanding how Florida law treats...
