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Carter, Michelle N

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After obtaining her Florida Bar license, Caroline worked for the Department of Children and Families for the Nineteenth Judicial Circuit Court of Florida, where she litigated dependency cases involving child abuse, abandonment, and neglect. She then served as a law clerk for the judiciary of the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit Court of Florida. Caroline gained experience in civil litigation while working for a state-wide insurance defense firm in Tampa. There, she represented a multitude of insurance carriers litigating property loss disputes and coverage matters before moving back to Vero Beach and joining Tuttle Larsen, P.A.

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Carter, Michelle N

Child Abuse
After obtaining her Florida Bar license, Caroline worked for the Department of Children and Families for the Nineteenth Judicial Circuit Court of Florida, where she litigated dependency cases involving child abuse, abandonment, and neglect. She then served as a law clerk for the judiciary of the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit Court of Florida. Caroline gained experience in civil litigation while working for a state-wide insurance defense firm in Tampa. There, she represented a multitude of insurance carriers litigating property loss disputes and coverage matters before moving back to Vero Beach and joining Tuttle Larsen, P.A.

Criminal Defense
A criminal charge should not be taken lightly, whether it’s your first offense or if you have already had prior convictions. A criminal defense lawyer can provide legal counsel to those who have been accused of a criminal charge. They will listen to your account of the incident and analyze the situation to form a strong defense. Though you have the option of representing yourself in court, a lawyer has a strong understanding of the legal process and will investigate the charges thoroughly. You don’t want to risk receiving heavy fines and harsh penalties on your record. Don’t delay getting the right legal representation or you could further harm your chances of achieving good results in your case.
DUI/DWI
In Florida, a charge of driving under the influence carries significant negative legal consequences. It is also commonly referred to as a DWI in other states. Common penalties for a DUI conviction include jail time, fines, license suspension, ignition interlock requirements, addiction counseling and community service. When facing DUI charges, the consequences are severe. They have the potential to have lasting effects on your life and the lives of those closest to you. It’s important to consult an experienced attorney. At
Wrongful Death
When a loved one is killed in an accident caused by another party’s negligence or recklessness, Florida law allows the family of the victim to pursue a wrongful death lawsuit against those responsible. At Tuttle Larsen, P.A., each wrongful death lawyer Florida clients turn to understands that no amount of money will ever make up for the tragic loss of a loved one. We also understand that this sudden loss is not only emotional devastation, but it can also be financially devastating.
Traffic Violations
The most common causes of motorcycle accidents include motorists making left turns in front of motorcycle; sudden stops; motorists making lane changes into a motorcycle’s path; and dangerous road conditions. Motorcyclists are occasionally responsible for causing accidents. Speeding, driving under the influence, lane splitting, and inexperienced drivers are the leading causes of crashes that are the motorcyclist’s fault. One third of motorcyclists who are killed in crashes have a blood alcohol level of 0.08 or more. Forty percent of motorcycle fatalities are motorcycle-only crashes and do not involve another vehicle.
Sex Crimes
| If you have been charged with crimes against a person, you are being accused of committing a violent act against another person. They include one or more of the following: kidnapping, child abuse, sexual assault, battery, robbery, manslaughter and homicide. These crimes are the most serious in nature and therefore have the most severe punishments associated with them. Depending on the nature of the crime, a person charged with this crime could receive jail time, a long-time prison sentence, or even the death penalty. Since these crimes are regarded as serious, it is recommended that you seek legal counsel to represent you as soon as possible.
Robbery
Burglary
White Collar Crimes
| Have you ever watched the movie The Wolf of Wall Street or Boiler Room? Then you might have an idea of what could constitute a financial crime. These crimes are also called white collar crimes and they mostly take place in the business realm. While they don’t hurt people physically, they can harm a lot of people. For example, if an employer at a bank or a financial firm recommends a client take an action that generates profit for the company when it is known that it will ultimately cause the client to lose money, then they may be charged with a financial crime. Common forms of these kinds of crimes include money laundering, insider trading, and tax evasion.
Theft
Misdemeanors
Battery is touching or striking another person against their will. Like assault, it can be charged as a misdemeanor or a felony. Being charged with these types of violent crimes is a serious matter. In addition to the penalties, these charges, like all criminal convictions, carry a strong social stigma that can haunt your future. The penalties include jail time, probation, required counseling, fines and the payment of restitution.
Embezzlement
There is often more at stake than spending time in jail if you are convicted of theft or fraud. Criminal background checks are common. Those with theft charges on their criminal records experience long-lasting difficulties in their lives. If you have been charged with misdemeanor shoplifting, felony embezzlement, or dealing with charges for a worthless or forged check, our experienced lawyers can help. We will develop a defense that best protects your rights and interests.
Drug Crimes
Possession and use of drugs laws may vary depending on the State. The authorities must determine whether the felon knew or not that the substance for which s/he is being accused was a controlled substance in that state. Therefore, the legal assistance of an experienced drug possession attorney in your area is paramount.
Assault
Sometimes assault and battery charges are a result of a variety of situations ranging from simple horseplay to dangerous brawls. Our experienced attorneys will review your facts and explain the potential defense to these charges. We have helped hundreds of people facing assault and battery charges with positive results.
Probation Violation
Homicide
Arson
| Crimes against property refer to destroying or stealing property. They are generally considered less serious than committing crimes against a person.However, if there was extensive property damage or if the property was very valuable, you could face more serious charges. These types of crimes include destruction of property, like arson, shoplifting, and theft. The judge or jury often uses the value of the property to determine the penalty and whether you have a criminal history.
Shoplifting
Forgery
Despite how common (and easy) forgery seems to be, many people aren’t actually aware of what counts as forgery, and what kind of punishment might be waiting for them if they commit forgery in the first place. The first step to an adequate legal defense is research, and every bit of information helps build your case. Read on to learn more about forgery, and how your lawyer can help.
Money Laundering
Kidnapping
Manslaughter
Hit and Run
In Florida, calling the police isn’t obligatory following a car accident, but it’s a smart move anyway. If you or one of your passengers is injured, calling 911 can help you get the medical attention required immediately. Also, you want to avoid any hit-and-run accusations by the other driver.

Premises Liability
“Premises liability” is the legal name for the concept that landowners have a duty to others to prevent unreasonable harm when they visit a property. It is often used when someone is hurt or injured in a number of scenarios. For instance, if you were injured by another patron at a bar who had become aggressive, you may have a premises liability claim against the bar.
Property Damage
Might not be necessary. However, for those that resulted in significant harm or property damage, consulting with Tuttle Larsen, P.A. may be a good idea. Injuries from a car accident can be devastating, and they can be costly to recover from, due to the number of medical expenses, lost wages, and other significant damages. That said, as a victim of a car accident, you have the right to call a lawyer no matter what the circumstances might be.

Personal Injury
If you or a loved one has suffered an injury due to someone else’s negligence or carelessness, it is important to contact an experienced personal injury lawyer Vero Beach, FL residents can rely on, who can help protect your rights and make sure that you get the compensation that you deserve for your injuries.
Medical Malpractice
Selecting the right personal injury lawyer may seem overwhelming at first. However, if you know what qualities to look for, choosing a lawyer becomes easier. For one thing, you may want to select a lawyer who has experience handling your specific case. For example, if you were injured while under a medical professional’s care, you may want to work with a medical malpractice lawyer. It may also be wise to hire a personal injury lawyer who is compassionate, honest, assertive, and possess excellent negotiation skills.
Auto Accidents
Dog Bites
According to statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), there are approximately 4.7 million people bitten by dogs in the United States each year. This comes out to one in 70 people who become victims of dog bites each year. If you have suffered a dog bite or attack, contact a dog bite lawyer Florida families trust from Tuttle Larsen, P.A. to find out what legal recourse you may have for the losses your injuries have caused.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
When you create your will and other estate planning documents, carefully consider how you’re leaving things to your children. For example, if you have a collection of Santa Claus figurines, you wouldn’t want to leave it to your daughter, the Grinch of the family. If your children are very young, you can specify how the money they’re inheriting should be spent by their guardians on behalf of your children. A will lawyer in Elizabeth, NJ, can help you word things appropriately for your children’s best benefit.
Probate

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