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Divorce
Child Support
Child Custody and Visitation
False accusations: in some cases, the alleged victim might report domestic violence with the sole purpose of hurting the other party. This is very common in divorce or child custody procedures. If you were wrongly accused, your criminal lawyer will prepare a defense to prove that the offense never happened.
Child Abuse
Domestic Violence: a person can face domestic violence charges when causing physical or emotional harm to a family member. Examples of these cases are child abuse, stalking, assault, kidnapping, battery, false imprisonment and sexual battery.

Criminal Defense
Most people bond out right away. If the suspect is still in jail, an attorney at Goldman Wetzel will visit the jail to meet with him prior to the First Appearance or Advisory Hearing. If you are in need of an experienced criminal defense team in St. Petersburg, Tampa or Bradenton, call Goldman Wetzel at 727-828-3900 for a free consultation.
DUI/DWI
Even though they might not seem severe, DUI charges in Florida can result in long and serious consequences that can affect your life and your civil rights. As a result, if you were arrested for driving under the influence, you should seek the counsel of an experienced Tampa DUI lawyer.
Traffic Violations
The Fourth Amendment protects citizens from unreasonable search and seizures if suspected of committing a crime. It says that police cannot swoop down on you without notice and look for anything they want to use as evidence against you. They must have a legal search warrant that specifies what they are looking for and why. They also must have “probable” cause that you are a suspect, which must be compelling to convince a judge to sign the warrant. There are exceptions to search and seizure without a warrant. One of the most common is evidence that is “in plain sight.” If, for example, you are stopped for a traffic violation, visible evidence may justify a further search of your automobile.
Sex Crimes
A conviction for a sex offense will stay with you for the rest of your life. As frightening and uncomfortable as facing these charges might sound, you may have no choice but to fight the allegations. If you’re facing sex offense charges, it’s important that you consider seeking the help of a sex crimes attorney in Pinellas County, FL.
Fraud
White-collar Crimes: Unlike most crimes, these offenses are not violent. White-collar crimes take place in business environments where the person commits an illegal act to obtain financial gain. Examples of these offenses are racketeering, money laundry, tax evasion, credit card fraud, forgery, embezzlement, and wire fraud.
Robbery
Robbery: robbery is a more violent form of theft. Florida defines robbery as taking someone’s money or property using force, violence, or threats of violence.
Burglary
Felony punishments allow for the “folding in” of other criminal charges committed along with the primary offense (or the “top count”) to bring greater punishment. So if – for example – a burglary suspect (normally a third-degree felony) carried a gun when committing the crime, the gun “enhancement” makes it a second-degree felony with a longer prison sentence and higher fine.
White Collar Crimes
Florida third-degree felonies are punishable by a maximum of five years’ incarceration in state prison and a fine of up to $5,000. Auto theft, carrying a handgun without a permit, and many frauds or other white-collar crimes can be charged as third-degree felonies.
Theft
Misdemeanors
One of the many blessings we have living in the United States is the unique protection all accused of committing any crime – be they citizens or aliens – are afforded by our Constitution. They have these rights whether suspected of committing the most serious felony or a minor misdemeanor. Though all 10 Amendments to the Constitution’s Bill of Rights protect us from unreasonable behavior by government officials, those that specifically apply to the accused are the Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Eighth Amendments. This article will briefly explore each one to help you know your rights if arrested in St. Petersburg.
Embezzlement
White-collar crimes: These are illegal acts to obtain financial gain. They’re not violent in nature and, usually, take place in commercial environments. Some examples of white-collar crimes are embezzlement, money laundry, racketeering, tax evasion, fraud, and bribery.
Drug Crimes
In Florida, there are different types of drug-related offenses and drug trafficking is the most serious of all. In order to fight drugs, the state harshly prosecutes drug traffickers. Thus, this offense carries severe penalties if the offender is found guilty. Due to the severity of these charges, it is important to understand what drug trafficking is in Florida.
Assault
Misdemeanors are not nearly as serious as felonies, but they still carry some penalties. Some examples of these offenses are simple assault, disorderly conduct, theft, weapon violations, possession of drugs. Depending on its severity, a misdemeanor offense can be classified into...
Murder
The Fifth Amendment addresses several important issues. It protects from self-incrimination (commonly called “pleading the Fifth”) from the moment a suspect is arrested, all the way through trial testimony. Another prominent protection is from double jeopardy. Once a jury has been empanelled and the trial has concluded, regardless of the reason — when the suspect has been found not guilty or the case was dismissed without a verdict, the state cannot retry that person for the same crime. It also states that a person may not be tried “for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime” (e.g., first-degree murder) without an indictment by a grand jury.
Juvenile Crimes
Florida Department of Juvenile Justice: Provides information related to juvenile delinquency and the juvenile justice system. Additionally, they offer resources for parents such as a hotline and answers to frequently asked questions.
Probation Violation
Violating the terms of your probation can result in severe consequences. Make sure you understand what your conditions are as well as the potential penalties. If you are facing charges for probation violation, you should get legal representation as soon as possible. Schedule a free consultation with one of our federal criminal attorneys.
Identity Theft
Up to 15 years imprisonment and large fines based on the amount of money or goods stolen; and the number of identities compromised under Federal Identity Theft [18 U.S.C. § 1028]
Homicide
In Florida, a statute of limitation establishes the period of time that the State has to start the prosecution of a case. If the prosecution did not occur within this time frame, the charges might be dropped. However, in Florida, capital felonies, life felonies, or felonies that resulted in the death of a person do not have a statute of limitation. Some examples of these offenses include but are not limited to sexual battery upon a child, capital drug trafficking, and some homicide cases.
Arson
Violent crimes: a violent crime implies the use of violence or the threat of harming another person. Examples of these offenses include assault, murder and manslaughter, battery, arson, robbery, and kidnapping.
Shoplifting
In Florida, a person charged with a crime has the right to represent themselves in court if they choose. However, this is only advisable in minor infractions that do not require a strong and complex defense. Some examples of these minor crimes are traffic offenses or shoplifting.
Restraining Order
Pinellas County restraining orders are protective measures that prevent the contact between two parties. Having a restraining order against you means that you are forced to abide by the restrictions stipulated by the court. Violating these terms is a criminal offense that might result in jail time and fines.
Forgery
White-collar crimes: white-collar crimes are non-violent offenses. Some of these crimes include theft by false pretenses such as fraud, credit card fraud, forgery, counterfeit, and embezzlement.
Money Laundering
Kidnapping
Domestic violence charges: As its name suggests, a domestic violence charge is the offense of physically harming a family or household member. Some examples of domestic violence charges are assault, battery, child abuse, kidnapping, and stalking.
Manslaughter
D U I manslaughter convictions carry a mandatory minimum sentence of 4 years imprisonment. Additionally, the culprit may also face expensive fines. Determining the sentencing depends on numerous factors such as the blood-alcohol level and whether the offender failed to provide information or render aid.
Internet Crimes
Prostitution
Sex Crimes: A sexual offense is an unlawful sexual act or behavior committed by one person to another. Some of the most common sex crimes are prostitution, sexual battery, indecent exposure, lewd and lascivious behavior, possession of child pornography, and traveling to meet a minor.

Property Damage
In Florida, the sanctions for DUI increase based on certain factors such as the number of previous DUI convictions, the defendant’s BAC level, whether there was property damage or injured victims, among other factors.

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