You're not a bad driver, but one mistake landed you a reckless driving ticket in Florida. Your heart sinks as you imagine the fines, points, and potential jail time. But don't panic - you have options. If you've been charged with reckless driving in Florida, the first...
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Understanding Your Rights: Strategies for Defending Against Drug Possession Charges in Florida
Caught a case for a drug crime and wondering how to get drug possession charges dropped? If you've been caught with a controlled substance in Florida or are facing a simple drug possession offense, you could be facing some serious felony drug charges and a possible...
What is a Bench Warrant?
What is a bench warrant? Can you get one for a traffic citation in Florida? And what do you do if you have one? Whether it's from neglecting that pesky stop speeding ticket or other court obligations, understanding bench warrants (and knowing what criminal attorney to...
The Fine for Passing a School Bus in Florida: What Is It?
Data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration shows that an average of 3,500 people die yearly from distracted driving instances. While you may not be guilty of careless driving, you can likely admit you’ve previously driven while distracted behind the...
How Much is a Stop Sign Ticket in Florida?
How Much Is a Stop Sign Ticket in Florida? Be honest. Do you always come to a complete stop when at a stop sign? We all make mistakes on the road. Maybe you were in a rush and made a rolling stop because you didn’t think anyone else was there, or you completely blew...
Driving With an Expired License in Florida
Driving With an Expired License in Florida Florida law requires you to have a valid driver's license to drive in the state. That means if your Florida driver's license has expired, you’re not legally allowed to drive Florida streets, roads, interstates, or highways....
Driving an Unregistered Vehicle in Florida: Penalties & Defenses
Driving an Unregistered Vehicle in Florida Did you know that driving an unregistered vehicle in Florida is a criminal offense? In fact, it’s a second-degree misdemeanor. Fortunately, you can avoid getting penalized with a misdemeanor charge when you understand and...
Who Has the Right of Way in Florida?
Whether you're planning a day at ArtsPark at Young Circle or traveling interstate 95, sharing the road is the goal. So, who has the right-of-way in Florida? The short answer is nobody! It’s all about obeying road signs and who entered the intersection first according...
What to Know About Florida’s Open Container Law to Save Yourself a Ticket
Many states in the country have rules against driving with open containers, but the specifics of these laws vary from state to state. Understanding how the laws work where you live can be key to avoiding penalties or even time behind bars. Understanding Florida's open...
Is Passing on the Right Legal in Florida? How to Avoid Improper Passing Tickets
Many traffic tickets and accidents are the result of drivers trying to get somewhere too fast, leading to them breaking the law or causing an accident. When it comes to making illegal passes, lack of patience is almost always to blame. But when is it illegal to pass a...