Recent Blog Posts
Recent Arrest in Charlotte County Is a Warning for Parents of Autistic Children
Parents of autistic children carry heavy burdens, and it isn’t always easy to care for these disabled individuals. For many parents, this burden does not end when the child becomes an adult. Some cases of autism cause permanent disabilities, and they may become legally responsible for their autistic children even after they turn 18…. Read More »
What Is the Definition of “Disfigurement” in a Fort Myers Aggravated Battery Case?
Aggravated battery is a serious offense in Fort Myers, and it can lead to second-degree felony charges. Those convicted of this offense may face a maximum prison sentence of 15 years, fines, and other consequences. Although there are many ways to commit aggravated battery in Florida, a victim’s disfigurement is one way that these… Read More »
Lee County Man Awaits Sentencing After Racketeering Conviction
In January of 2025, a man from Lee County was convicted of racketeering. Authorities say that he received almost $1 million thanks to the scam, which they claim specifically targeted church-going Haitians. This is an example of a case involving the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO). If you face a RICO charge… Read More »
How to Get Stalking Charges Dropped in Lee County
Stalking is a serious offense in Florida, and it makes sense to have these charges dropped if at all possible. But how exactly do you accomplish this goal? Prosecutors may decide to dismiss charges for various reasons, and the most appropriate strategy depends on your unique situation. You may want to discuss your situation… Read More »
What Is DUI Manslaughter in Charlotte County?
A first-time DUI in Charlotte County with no injuries or deaths may lead to relatively light penalties. However, the consequences become notably more severe if a drunk driving accident results in a fatality. DUI defendants facing these allegations should consider their options alongside experienced Fort Myers DUI defense attorneys as soon as possible. What… Read More »
What Happens if You Shoot at Police But Don’t Kill Anyone?
People may get into gun fights with police officers for various reasons. Often, these shootouts occur after defendants are caught committing crimes – such as bank robberies or carjackings. However, shootouts can also occur during moments of desperation, such as suicide attempts or mental health crises. What happens if you shoot at police officers… Read More »
Lee County Law Enforcement Goes Under the Microscope
New questions have been raised about various aspects of law enforcement in Lee County. The public is demanding answers as the County Sheriff faces continued allegations. Meanwhile, individual police officers in Lee County are facing consequences for serious offenses like child abuse. It goes without saying that in a functioning society, the public must… Read More »
Former Police Officer Acquitted of Child Abuse in Lee County
Child abuse is a serious offense in Florida. It is a felony of the third degree, and it can lead to a maximum prison sentence of five years. If you face this charge, you should do everything in your power to avoid conviction. A recent child abuse case in Lee County shows that this… Read More »
Charlotte County Teen Acquitted of Murdering His Mother
A Charlotte County teen has successfully argued self-defense for the second time in about two years. Although this is a strange story that leaves many questions unanswered, it shows the strength of self-defense laws in Florida. If you have been accused of murder in Charlotte County and you believe that you acted in self-defense,… Read More »
Florida Passes Tough Laws Against Undocumented Migrants in Lee County
After the new administration took office, the United States shifted toward a very different immigration policy. Florida is echoing many of the moves taken by the federal government, and the state government is trying to pass new laws in order to facilitate these changes. Some of these new laws would enforce stricter penalties for… Read More »