Skubiak and Rivas, P.A.

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General Info: Orlando Traffic and Criminal Defense Attorneys speeding tickets, auto accidents, reckless driving infractions, DUI charges, drug charges, tourist defense, habitual traffic offenders, suspended licenses, leaving the scene of an accident.
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Brands: traffic tickets
Payment method: all major credit cards, check, debit
Neighborhoods: Lawsona- Fern Creek, Colonialtown South
AKA: Skubiak & Rivas
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Categories: Attorneys, DUI & DWI Attorneys, General Practice Attorneys, Traffic Law Attorneys

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07/16/2017

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I had such a wonderful experience at Mr. Skubiak and Mr. Rivas service. My traffic violation case was in bad shape and had only 50% chance of winning. However, they did an excellent job taking care of my case and won successfully. Now I am back on my feet by their tremendous efforts. Thank you so much for making it have happened. You are the most reliable traffic defense attorneys. I will definitely see you again when I need help in the future ! : )

09/16/2015

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Skubiak and Rivas Very professional law firm, I have retained their services many times and the results were outstanding. Will recommend to everyone!!!

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Phone: (407) 894-4449

Address: 1516 E Robinson St, Orlando, FL 32801

Website: Orlando Traffic and Criminal Defense Attorneys

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DUI/DWI
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Traffic Violations
We set the bar high. We've spent 25 years providing criminal and traffic defense representation that has rescued thousands from speeding tickets, license suspensions, and other infractions. Every case receives the same care and diligence that it takes to win. We'll put money back in your pocket, get points off your license, and keep you on the road. Still not sure? Read what hundreds of former clients had to say.
Sex Crimes
Domestic assault is one of the crimes charged under the category of domestic violence. Florida defines domestic violence as crimes such as assault and battery, sex crimes, kidnapping, etc. committed by one family or household member against another.
Fraud
Theft
Misdemeanors
A misdemeanor theft is called petty theft. If the value of the property taken is in excess of $300, then the crime becomes a felony called grand theft. The value of the property taken is determined by the fair market value at the time it was taken.
Drug Crimes
Being charged with a drug offense can have serious consequences, especially in Florida where the penalties for drug crimes are severe. If you are facing drug charges in Orlando or surrounding areas of our state, itâ€™s important that you retain the counsel of a Florida drug lawyer as soon as possible.
Assault
Unlike normal battery, assault, aggravated assault or aggravated battery, domestic battery is different because there is a domestic aspect to it. An assault can originate from someone you know to someone you have never met before. In order to qualify as a domestic battery, the individuals involved must fall into at least one of these categories...
Juvenile Crimes
Juvenile law is different from adult criminal law for many reasons. The goal here is not punishment, but rather rehabilitation. The courts are careful not to place a stigma or label on the juveniles. This is why different terms are used in juvenile court. Instead of â€œdefendant,â€ they use the word, â€œchild.â€ Instead of â€œguilty,â€ the child may be found â€œdelinquent,â€ and so on.
Probation Violation
Importantly, a law enforcement officer does not need a warrant to arrest someone for probation violations. If an officer reasonably believes a person has violated their probation, the officer may arrest the offender without a warrant.
Identity Theft
As Federal Law describes, â€œIdentity theft and identity fraud are terms used to refer to all types of crime in which someone wrongfully obtains and uses another person's personal data in some way that involves fraud or deception, typically for economic gain.â€
Shoplifting
Theft crimes often involve shoplifting from retail stores. Fighting these charges involves holding the State to their burden of producing enough evidence to convict beyond a reasonable doubt. We investigate for surveillance video, receipts, photographs, and even store loss prevention policies.
Restraining Order
An injunction is a temporary court-ordered restraining order issued by a judge. In many cases, a judge may issue an injunction, even if the case for the actual domestic battery charge has not been heard yet. Injunctions are a way of protecting the victim from potential further harm. If the two share a household, the accused will usually be forced to find housing in a different location while the victim is allowed to stay in the household. Injunctions usually last 14 days, but can be extended up to a year.
Forgery
-Forgery is the falsifying of a document with the intent to defraud another person. Uttering is the passing of such a document knowing it to be forged and with the intent to defraud. Although the facts may arise from a single event, Forgery and Uttering are crimes independent of each other.
Kidnapping
Manslaughter
Hit and Run
Florida law ( Fla. Stat. Â§ 316.061 and Fla. Stat. Â§ 316.027 ) defines aâ€œhit and runâ€ crash, or leaving the scene of an accident as an accident or crash involving...

Property Damage
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Personal Injury
Floridaâ€™s Motor Vehicle No-Fault law (Fla. Stat. Â§ 627.733) requires every driver who has a car registered in Florida to carry a minimum amount of insurance to cover property damage. Drivers are required to have personal injury protection (PIP) as well as property damage liability (PDL) continuously while their car is registered in Florida. The minimum amount of coverage as set forth by the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles is $10,000 in property damage liability.
Medical Malpractice
A "statute of limitations" is a law that sets a time limit on your right to sue the at fault party in court. In most situations, Floridians who have been injured due to negligence in a car accident have four years from the date that the accident took place to initiate a civil lawsuit. There are exceptions to the four-year limitations however. Lawmakers have adopted a two-year statute of limitations when the suit is related to medical malpractice as it relates to the accident for example.
Auto Accidents

Debt Collection
We understand that entities such as Banks, Creditors, Government entities, and employers have a legal obligation to cooperate with you in your attempt to reconcile your identity. Retaining a lawyer will also prevent these entities, debt collection agencies in particular, from contacting you directly, relieving some of the anxiety associated with your situation.

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