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As the Rossen Law Firm, we understand the importance of staying informed about the latest developments in Florida’s firearm regulations. The recent signing of the permitless carry bill by Governor Ron DeSantis has generated a lot of questions and excitement among gun owners in South Florida, Palm Beach, Broward County, Fort Lauderdale, and Miami. In […]

Can I drive after I’ve been arrested for DUI in Florida? Fort Lauderdale DUI Attorney explains Driving Privileges in South Florida The short answer is yes. It is possible to continue to drive after you’ve been arrested on a DUI charge in Florida.  You likely will not enjoy normal driving privileges, however. Florida law  is […]

Will I be un-arrested for DUI if I blow under .08 on a breath test? South Florida DUI Attorney Explains Not a chance.  Sounds crazy, right? Many people who are pulled over for a DUI (driving under the influence) in Florida are eager to give a breath test on a breathalyzer when police ask, because […]

Will I be un-arrested for DUI if I blow under .08 on a breath test? South Florida DUI Attorney Explains Not a chance.  Sounds crazy, right? Many people who are pulled over for a DUI (driving under the influence) in Florida are eager to give a breath test on a breathalyzer when police ask, because […]

Do I qualify to seal or expunge my Florida criminal record? Fort Lauderdale Criminal Defense Attorney explains There are a few ways that someone can qualify to seal or expunge their South Florida criminal record.    One of the most common ways that people qualify got sealing or expunging their records is if they were […]

What is the Difference between Assault vs Aggravated Assault in Florida? What is assault in Florida? (Fla. Stat. §§ 784.011) In Florida, an “assault” is described as “an intentional, unlawful threat by word or act to do violence” to another person by someone who has the ability to carry out the threat of violence and […]

What should I do if I’m arrested in South Florida?: Fort Lauderdale Criminal Defense Attorney shares It may sound like we're dodging the question – but really the best thing you can do is call a criminal lawyer. Being arrested is a difficult and emotionally jarring time. You’re probably not going to be thinking straight, […]

What’s the difference between a public defender and a private attorney in Fort Lauderdale and South Florida? The biggest differences between a public defender and a private criminal defense attorney are the time and the resources they have. A public defender is employed by the state of Florida. Florida Public Defenders are required to take […]

What are the theft diversion programs in South Florida? Criminal Defense Attorney Explains First time criminal offenders may be able to have all the theft charges against them DISMISSED in Florida by negotiating a Diversion Program.  What you’ll have to do to qualify for a theft diversion program is completely different dependent on the County […]

What is the difference between sealing and expunging my Florida criminal record? Fort Lauderdale Attorney Explains Sealing and Expunging criminal records in Florida is similar in that both Sealing and Expunging Florida criminal records limits who is able to see them. For the person who is the subject of the records, the effect of sealing […]