Category: Domestic Violence

In Florida, a domestic battery charge can arise from an altercation with a family or household member in any location, including a bar, and voluntary intoxication is not a legal defense.

The argument at the bar ended hours ago, but the consequences are just beginning....

In Florida, the fact that both parties were fighting does not automatically cancel out the charges. Officers must identify a primary aggressor. While dual arrests are discouraged, they are permitted when officers cannot clearly determine who initiated the violence.

The argument is over, but the...

Stalking is a serious offense in Florida, carrying significant legal consequences for those found guilty. Whether it involves unwanted communication, surveillance, or threats, stalking can create an environment of fear and distress for victims. Understanding Florida’s stalking laws is crucial for protecting yourself and recognizing when legal action may be necessary. This...