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Injunctions for Protection Against Violence or Stalking

In Florida, civil injunctions or restraining orders are filed every day in courts across the state. Judges must review each petition carefully and decide how to proceed. The process can be complex, and understanding how these cases move forward is critical—especially if you’ve been served with an injunction. What Happens When an Injunction Petition/Restraining Order ...
by The Fighter Law Firm - April 11th, 2025

The Importance of Choosing the Right Trustee

When planning for the future, one of the most important decisions you’ll make is who will manage your trust. If you’re considering establishing a trust, selecting a trustee and a successor trustee is a critical step. This individual will be responsible for carrying out your wishes, protecting your assets, and ensuring they are distributed according ...
by The Fighter Law Firm - April 09th, 2025

Can Treatment Help Your Criminal Case in Florida?

No one is perfect. We all face challenges, make mistakes, and cope with stress in different ways. Unfortunately, for some, this can lead to struggles with drug or alcohol dependency. The good news is that there are rehabilitation programs designed to help individuals break free from addiction and turn their lives around. For those facing ...
by The Fighter Law Firm - April 07th, 2025

How to Build an Effective Defense in Manslaughter Cases

This serious accusation of manslaughter carries severe consequences, including years of incarceration and permanent damage to your reputation. In 2023, there were 19,252 reported cases of murder or non-negligent manslaughter in the United States. If you’ve been accused of manslaughter, understanding the legal process and building a strong defense is essential to protecting your future. ...
by Thomas Feiter - April 06th, 2025

Creating a Will Before Mental Capacity Becomes an Issue

Planning for the future is crucial, yet too often, people delay creating a will until it’s too late. Many wait until they or their loved ones face serious health issues or cognitive decline before considering estate planning. Unfortunately, at that point, legal complications can arise, making it difficult to ensure their final wishes are honored. ...
by The Fighter Law Firm - April 01st, 2025

Is It Legal to Record Someone Without Their Knowledge in Florida?

If you’re considering secretly recording someone to gather evidence of wrongdoing or dishonesty, think again. Florida law strictly prohibits unauthorized recordings, and violating these laws can lead to serious criminal and civil consequences. Florida’s Two-Party Consent Law In Florida, it is illegal to record someone without their knowledge and consent if they have a reasonable ...
by The Fighter Law Firm - March 25th, 2025

Understanding Probation Violations: The Importance of Proper Notice

When facing the choice between prison or probation, most defendants understandably choose probation—even if the terms are strict. However, successfully completing probation isn’t always as simple as it seems. Many probationers fail to fully understand the conditions they must follow, and even a minor misstep can lead to probation revocation and a lengthy prison sentence. ...
by The Fighter Law Firm - March 20th, 2025

Juvenile Murder Charges: How They Differ from Adult Cases

Most criminal accusations will see minors charged in juvenile court. However, there are instances where accusations of murder may see a minor’s case transitioned into the adult criminal court circuit. However, just what is the difference between these two circuits? Our board-certified team at Fighter Law, including lawyers Thomas Feiter and Jessica Travis, will work ...
by Thomas Feiter - March 14th, 2025

Plea Bargains in Murder and Manslaughter Cases: Should You Consider One?

If you’re facing accusations of murder or manslaughter, it may be worth considering a plea bargain to reduce your trial time and curb the charges you may face. However, plea deals aren’t the perfect fix for every case. It’s worth your time to discuss a bargain with a criminal defense attorney to determine whether or ...
by Thomas Feiter - March 13th, 2025
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