Misdemeanor offenses in Florida are punishable by up to 364 days in jail. While they are considered to be minor offenses, the effects that an arrest or conviction for a misdemeanor can have on your life are anything but minor. Having any sort of criminal record can affect your ability to get certain jobs, housing, and professional licenses.

Common misdemeanor offenses include possession of drug paraphernalia, battery, assault, trespass, and Driving Under the Influence (DUI). Other charges have become more common in connection with protesting, such as disorderly conduct, resisting an officer without violence, and public disturbance.

If you have been arrested for a misdemeanor, contact Espinosa Law for a free consultation today.

Both State and Federal drug offenses carry serious potential consequences including hefty fines and minimum mandatory prison sentences. It is important to investigate these cases thoroughly in order to attack the government’s case.

Common charges include simple possession, drug sale, trafficking, armed trafficking, and conspiracy. Often, the government will use confidential informants or undercover agents in their investigations. Because of this, it is important to investigate every possible defense in the case. Early involvement is crucial in order to most effectively defend you.

If you or a family member have been arrested for a drug offense, do not delay in obtaining quality representation. Contact Espinosa Law today for a free consultation.

Some of the most serious felonies that can result in being sent to prison for decades, or even for life, require the best representation possible. These charges include aggravated battery, armed robbery, armed car jacking, attempted murder, and murder. The investigation in these cases can make or break a defense. Not only is it important to have an experienced lawyer in your corner, it is necessary.

Alyssa understands the devastating effect that even just an arrest for such a crime can have on you and your loved ones. Having handled hundreds of cases charging violent offenses, she is familiar with doing the work necessary to conduct a thorough investigation, challenge the state’s evidence, and hold the government to their burden.

Challenging serious violent charges often includes going to trial. Alyssa is prepared to fight tirelessly and do everything necessary to make sure you get your day in court.

Being accused of a sex crime can be detrimental. With an arrest for any crime, you suffer collateral effects like losing work and wages, time with family, and your freedom for even the shortest amount of time. Sex offenses in particular are accompanied by other consequences as a result of the society’s view of these crimes and those accused of committing them. Socially, professionally, and personally, all of a person’s relationships can be damaged severely simply because of an accusation.

Alyssa understands that sex offenses in particular must be handled with care and discretion. She will ensure that you are protected throughout all stages of an investigation, and will represent you fiercely.

If you have been contacted by law enforcement in connection with an accusation of sexual misconduct, or have been arrested for a sex offense, do not delay in getting legal representation. Contact Espinosa Law for a free consultation today.

There are many different offenses that would qualify as financial crimes, but the most common include wire fraud, medicare fraud, PPP loan fraud, and fraud in connection with obtaining government benefits. In many cases, the government may issue a “target letter”, alerting someone that they are being investigated for a financial crime. When this happens, the government and law enforcement may attempt to ask you questions as part of their investigation. In order to make sure you are protected, you should seek legal representation as soon as you can. Contact Espinosa Law for a free consultation.