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Child Support
Alimony and child support exemptions: Alimony and child support that is reasonably necessary for the support of the filer and any of the filer’s dependents are exempt.
Child Custody and Visitation
False allegations of domestic violence are a common occurrence in Florida as well as in other states across the United States. Domestic violence laws were enacted to protect real victims of domestic abuse, but are often misused by citizens to gain a favorable position in a child custody battle or divorce. If you have been falsely accused of domestic violence in Florida you need proper legal representation right away so that your voice can be heard. Contact an experienced Miami domestic violence defense attorney.
Spousal Support
Child Abuse
Most people think of child abuse as physical abuse, such as hitting, slapping, punching, spanking, kicking, shaking, throwing, or pushing. However, it may involve sexual abuse, such as groping or touching, or even mental or emotional abuse. If your child is being abused, don’t hesitate to contact Julia Kefalinos today who vehemently protects the rights of innocent children. Contact our experienced Miami domestic violence attorney now.

Criminal Defense
Miami criminal defense attorney Julia Kefalinos is of Counsel to the Law Offices of Wilfredo O. Allen, where she serves as a consultant for the firm on criminal immigration matters (aka crimmigration). Criminal prosecutions pose unique challenges to people who are in America as immigrants or seeking entry. After an arrest or conviction or based on a criminal record, immigrants could be denied entry or re-entry, removed from the country (deported), stripped of immigration benefits, or lose the eligibility to become a permanent resident or naturalized citizen. Ms. Kefalinos serves as a consultant to the immigration attorneys at the Law Offices of Wilfredo O. Allen and helps to resolve criminal legal matters of the firm’s clients without negative repercussions on their immigration cases. If you are a lawful permanent resident with a Green Card, an asylee or refugee, if you are here on an immigrant or non-immigrant visa, or if you are undocumented and find yourself facing arrest and criminal prosecution in South Florida, the criminal defense attorney at the Law Office of Julia Kefalinos will provide you advice and representation on your criminal case with sensitivity to its impact on your immigration status. Contact our experienced Miami immigration criminal defense lawyer today.
DUI/DWI
Have you been charged with your first drunk driving offense? Or do you have a juvenile charged with minor in possession? Florida is cracking down hard on both adult and juvenile offenders, in an effort to reduce the number of fatal accidents. If you have been accused of a DUI in Miami or anywhere in Miami-Dade County, you could be facing jail time, hefty fines, driver’s license suspension or revocation, counseling classes, mandatory installation of an ignition interlock device, or even vehicle impoundment. Contact experienced Miami DUI attorney, Julia Kefalinos.
Traffic Violations
If you have been charged with a traffic violation, whether you have a spotless driving record or one that’s already questionable, whether it is minor or a serious infraction, Julia Kefalinos will work to get you the best legal outcome, whether that is attendance at Advanced Driver Improvement courses or a reduction in points. In some cases, we may be able to get the ticket dismissed based on technicalities or evidence presented.
Sex Crimes
Sex Crimes: Many states have taken a tough stance against sex crimes, especially those in which the victim is a minor. In addition to significant prison time and fines, those convicted of sex crimes may also have to register as sex offenders in the area in which they live. This registration requirement can continue to negatively impact your life for many years beyond your conviction.
Fraud
Healthcare Fraud: Healthcare fraud can occur when either an individual receiving benefits through a program such as Medicaid intentionally misrepresents facts in order to receive more benefits. It can also occur if a healthcare provider bills a program like Medicaid for more services than were actually provided.
Robbery
Robbery: In order for you to be convicted of robbery, the prosecution must show you took something of value from another person through the use of force or a threat.
Burglary
Burglary: Burglary is a property crime committed when you enter into or remain in the property of another without that person or entity’s authorization with the intent to commit a crime. The property may include a dwelling, a structure, or a means of conveyance such as a car or boat.
White Collar Crimes
White Collar Crimes: White collar crimes can include such crimes as tax or wire fraud, securities fraud, or business fraud. Defendants in these sorts of cases are typically business people, accountants, investment advisors, or other professionals.
Theft
Misdemeanors
With Julia Kefalinos, you can be assured you will get the most effective defense possible. She will fight passionately to save you from the black mark of conviction and secure the best outcome possible. Kefalinos knows that a conviction for even a minor misdemeanor could result in jail time, fines, license revocation or other court penalties. She will fight to get cases dismissed or at the very least, to get penalties or charges reduced.
Embezzlement
RICO: RICO stands for Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, and these laws were originally designed to fight organized crime. However, in modern times groups of individuals are increasingly charged with RICO violations where they engage in crimes such as murder, arson, and embezzlement. A RICO conviction typically results in harsh prison sentences.
Drug Crimes
As a respected Miami drug attorney, Julia Kefalinos knows how the Florida court system operates and will work tirelessly to have your case dismissed or the Miami drug charges reduced.
Assault
Julia Kefalinos is a Miami domestic violence attorney who advocates for the rights of Miami’s domestic violence victims, not the perpetrators. She will make sure that a restraining order is issued by a Florida judge the same day that a crime occurs and that an Order of Protection follows if necessary. Whether you have been victimized by assault and battery, stalking, or sexual assault, know that Julia Kefalinos will be in your corner, zealously defending your rights. She protects the vulnerable and has no tolerance for abusers.
Murder
Murder: Murder in Florida can be committed either with premeditation – that is, with an intent to kill the victim – or while acting with a “depraved mind.” In addition, a murder charge can arise if an individual dies while you are committing one of a number of felony crimes.
Juvenile Crimes
Juvenile law also carries certain protections that do not apply to adults; for example, names are kept confidential and parents can be present during police questioning.
Probation Violation
Probation Violations: When you are placed on probation, the court typically imposes certain conditions that you must abide by in order to successfully complete probation. Failure to complete these conditions or being charged with new crimes can result in your probation being revoked and you being ordered to serve any jail time to which you were originally sentenced.
Identity Theft
Identity Theft: Simply speaking, identity theft is when one person impersonates another or uses personal information from another (such as another person’s driver’s license, social security card, or birth certificate).
Homicide
Vehicular Homicide: Vehicular homicide is Florida’s most serious driving offense. In order to be found guilty, you must have been operating your vehicle in a reckless manner that was likely to cause death or great bodily harm – simply operating a vehicle negligently or carelessly is not sufficient. A conviction will, in most cases, result in time in jail or prison.
Arson
Common misdemeanors include: prostitution, reckless driving, vandalism, disorderly conduct, simple assault, petty thief, drug possession or first time DUI. Common felonies include arson, burglary, grand theft, sale of drugs, robbery, rape, and murder. A felon usually end ups in a state or federal prison, whereas a person convicted of a misdemeanor serves time in a county prison. Additionally, a felon usually gives up his rights to own a firearm.
Shoplifting
Restraining Order
If the police are called for a domestic disturbance, chances are the perpetrator will be arrested on the spot. A restraining order or injunction for protection can be issued. An injunction for protection is slightly different from a restraining order because it lasts longer and requires a court hearing. Florida statutes dictate a minimum of 5 days in jail for any domestic violence conviction plus attendance in a Batterer’s Intervention Program.
Forgery
Money Laundering
Money Laundering: Money laundering occurs when a person conceals either the source or destination of money by engaging in a series of financial transactions and/or moving the money from one account to another.
Kidnapping
Kidnapping: Kidnapping refers to confining, abducting, or imprisoning a person against his or her will with the intent to hold the person for ransom or reward, or as a shield or hostage, in order to commit or facilitate the commission of any felony, to inflict bodily harm upon or terrorize either the victim or another person, or interfere with the performance of any governmental or political function.
Manslaughter
Involuntary manslaughter refers to an unintentional death that occurred while a person was engaged in wanton or reckless behavior, or otherwise acted with “culpable negligence.”
Internet Crimes
Internet Pornography: Federal prosecutors have dramatically increased their prosecution of internet sex crimes and child pornography crimes in recent years. Whereas in the past child pornography was not a widely-prosecuted crime, today even simple possession of child pornography can result in lengthy periods of incarceration in prison, along with burdensome registration requirements.
Prostitution
Prostitution: Florida’s prostitution laws prohibit not just “sexual activity for hire,” but also arranging meetings for the purpose of prostitution, trying to persuade another person to engage in prostitution, and purchasing prostitution services.
Hit and Run

Property Damage

Immigration Law

Green Cards

Auto Accidents

Bankruptcy
Like individuals, some businesses may find themselves in a situation in which the expenses of the company outweigh the income. In such cases, a Chapter 11 bankruptcy allows the business to reorganize its debts so that it can emerge from its financial situation. Chapter 11 bankruptcy is also available to private individuals who may not meet the requirements in order to file under Chapter 7 or Chapter 13.
Foreclosure
Julia Kefalinos handles both bankruptcy and foreclosure cases, and has built a reputation throughout South Florida as an advocate for Florida bankruptcy clients from all walks of life. She will give you sound legal advice on...

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