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The Rights to check your Motorboat and Unreasonable Search & Seizure

The FWC has the right to randomly stop and detain boats for the limited purpose of checking fishing permits, registration certificates and safety equipment.   The Courts have noted that a person’s expectation of privacy in a motorboat is less that the same expectation of privacy in an automobile.   However, the FWC is still barred from ...
by The Fighter Law Firm - October 11th, 2024

Why Consulting a Lawyer is Crucial When Relocating

Relocating, whether due to a new job, family reasons, or other personal circumstances, can be a complex process fraught with legal considerations. A recent case, Charles Edward Lane v. Samaria Fuller (Case No. 5D2023-1943), highlights why it’s essential to seek legal advice before making such a move.  In Lane v. Fuller, the court addressed a ...
by The Fighter Law Firm - September 25th, 2024

Navigating the Legal Challenges of Cyberstalking and Online Harassment Cases

This increasingly digital age has introduced a suite of new crimes into the United States’ criminal circuit. How do today’s lawyers navigate the legal challenges of cyberstalking and online harassment cases? Our board-certified team, including lawyer Tom Feiter, can help you understand different cyberstalking and online harassment charges before cultivating unique defenses for each of ...
by Thomas Feiter - September 21st, 2024

The Role of Private Investigators in Building a Strong Criminal Defense

The role a private investigator plays in the building of your criminal defense will vary depending on the nature of the charges brought against you. You can expect a private investigator to help you gather witness statements, assess evidence relevant to your charges, and prevent unnecessary delays in your case. Our board-certified criminal defense lawyers ...
by Thomas Feiter - September 13th, 2024

What Does the Criminal Court Process Look Like for Defendants?

If you’re facing accusations of criminal misconduct, you’ll want to know what the criminal court process looks like for defendants. Our criminal defense attorneys can break this process down so you know what to expect and how you can take advantage of each stage. Our team of board-certified criminal defense attorneys at Fighter Law, such ...
by Thomas Feiter - September 07th, 2024

Before you Appeal

On August 21, 2024, the Third District Court of Appeal dismissed a father’s attempt to challenge a final administrative child support order. The case was initiated by the Department of Revenue on behalf of the mother, with both parents submitting their financial affidavits. However, the court issued the support order without a hearing since the ...
by The Fighter Law Firm - September 06th, 2024

What Are the Different Types of Criminal Trespassing in Florida?

It’s common to see “no trespassing” signs on buildings or poles on privately owned land, warning you to stay off the premises. But what exactly constitutes criminal trespassing? What are the potential legal penalties if you ignore these signs? Trespassing is entering another person’s property without their permission. According to Florida Statute Title XLVI Chapter ...
by Thomas Feiter - August 30th, 2024

Criminal Investigations

No one wants to be subject to a criminal investigation, regardless of whether they committed the crime for which they are being investigated. Sometimes people think that they can help themselves or the people they love by hiding certain pieces of potential evidence from law enforcement. Whether that evidence is a muddy pair of shoes ...
by The Fighter Law Firm - August 27th, 2024
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