You failed to pay alimony & you are in Jail. How long will you stay for?
Did you know that if your spouse refuses to help you financially, you can be sent to jail for not paying alimony? This is because in the United States, if one is required to pay alimony and fails to do so, it will be seen as a criminal act. But, if you refuse to pay...
You failed to pay alimony. Will you go to jail?
What is Alimony? Alimony, or spousal support, is money one spouse pays the other after a divorce. One spouse pays this money because the other spouse needs financial help to maintain their lifestyle. The spouse can either pay it as a set amount of money each month or...
Does fostering a dog count as community service in Miami?
Fostering a dog in Miami Fostering a dog is often a highly fulfilling experience, and it may help you check some community service hours off the list. But it’s a good idea to find out what the requirements are before you get too caught up in the process. This is...
What is a Plea Agreement?
Plea agreements are agreements between the defense and the prosecution whereby the defendant receives benefits in return for filing a “guilty” or “no contest” plea. Typically, a prosecutor’s consideration in these agreements would take...
Community Service Hours
Understanding the Process of Serving Community Service Hours in Miami, FLWhen a defendant pleads guilty in a criminal case, sometimes, the alternative to paying huge sums of money in fines is to perform community service. The dollar amount of a fine(s) is set by the...
You didn’t pay child support. How long will I stay in Jail?
If you didn’t pay child support and were arrested, the time you serve in jail will depend on several factors, including your financial history, criminal record, and other circumstances. You are not entitled to a jury trial if you face misdemeanor charges for not...Dog license to carry a dog for emotional purposes
Over a lifetime, each of us will experience periods where it is appropriate to carry a dog for emotional purposes. A recent study was published and has shown that nearly 56% of dog owners have taken their dogs out for a walk for an emotional reason. This can be due to...Make sure the intruder is 50% or more inside your property.
The State of Florida, allows its residents to use deadly force in self-defense under the Stand Your Ground Law. In Section 776.012, the Florida Statutes state that a person is justified by the law to use deadly force if they reasonably believe that deadly force is...
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