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Charles Hart: What makes the best divorce attorney in DeLand, Florida

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Best Divorce Attorney in DeLand, Florida

Thumbtack recently reviewed local area attorneys and rated the best divorce attorneys in DeLand, Florida; I was lucky enough to be ranked in the Top 3.  After being voted amongst the Top 3 divorce lawyers in DeLand, I was pleased to sit down with Thumbtack for an interview on why I became a lawyer, why I believe I am the best divorce attorney in DeLand, Florida, why I am so passionate about each one of my clients, and what motivates me to help those in need in Family Law cases so I can strive to be the best divorce attorney in DeLand, Florida.

Interview with Charles Hart regarding what could make the Best Divorce Attorney in DeLand, Florida

Read my interview here:

https://www.thumbtack.com/fl/de-land/divorce-lawyers/

Best divorce attorney in DeLand, Florida

If you like what you have read about me, please feel free to give me a call at (321) 363-4959 or email me at charleshartlaw@gmail.com.  I am happy to talk with you about your Family Law case regardless of whether it is a divorce case, a child support or child timesharing case, or any other Family Law issue.

I believe the thing that makes Family Law one of the most stressful and toughest areas of law is that Family Law concerns your family; your wealth, income, and money; and at times, even your freedom.  While other areas of law may only affect your pocketbook (civil cases) and your freedom (criminal cases), Family Law reaches so far that it affects not only those two areas very near to everyone’s future but Family Law affects your family and your home life too.  I find clients need a steady hand and someone who cares about them in order to get themselves out of the mess that divorces and litigation over children quickly become.

Give me a call and I can see if I can help you.

Driving under the Influence and DUI case and the Right to Remain Silent

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Driving under the Influence and DUI case and the Right to Remain Silent

A discussion of a Driving under the Influence Attorney, Driving under the Influence Lawyer, DUI Attorney, and DUI Lawyer and Berkemer v. McCarty in Driving under the Influence and DUI cases:  Driving under the Influence and DUI case and the Right to Remain Silent

As a Driving under the Influence Attorney, Driving under the Influence Lawyer, DUI Attorney, and DUI Lawyer I am often asked about Driving under the Influence and DUI case and the Right to Remain Silent. Driving under the Influence or DUI is one of the most serious crimes you can commit, even though it is a misdemeanor, because it ultimately carries two penalties. The first penalty in a Driving under the Influence or DUI case is the penalty of the criminal court and the second penalty in a Driving under the Influence or DUI case is a penalty given to the driver from the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles. However, ultimately, the penalties from both the criminal court and the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles could result in the suspension or at least the curtailment of your driving privilege. In fact, in some cases, the penalty of a driver’s license suspension is mandatory and required by law; this means under certain circumstances the court must suspend your driver’s license no matter what.

Think of it, how often do you drive each day? If you lose your driving privilege, how would you get to work, get home from work, go to the doctor, get groceries, go relax on your time off, etc.? Frankly, if you are convicted of the crime of Driving under the Influence you may not be driving any car legally for quite awhile.  So perhaps, now you can see why a Driving under the Influence or DUI case can be one of the most serious crimes you can commit.

Driving under the Influence Attorney, Driving under the Influence Lawyer, DUI Attorney, and DUI Lawyer and Driving under the Influence and DUI case and the Right to Remain Silent ?

However, what is perhaps the most misunderstood subject of a Driving under the Influence or DUI case  and the right to remain silent is that you do not necessarily “get” what we expect and have been “educated” by TV as our right to remain silent to receive in a criminal case; a Miranda warning. The United States Supreme Court ruled in Berkemer v. McCarty, 468 U.S. 420 (1984) that incriminating statements made by a motorist at a county jail following arrest for misdemeanor traffic offense were inadmissible where motorist, who was “in custody” at least as of moment he was formally placed under arrest and instructed to get into police car, was not informed of his constitutional rights BUT roadside questioning of a motorist detained pursuant to a routine traffic stop does not constitute “custodial interrogation” for purposes of Miranda rule.

What does this mean? It means you get your Miranda warning when you are under arrest; if the police violate this, your statements are illegally obtained evidence and the Government should excluded from using those statements against you in the criminal prosecution (the statements are “suppressed”). More clearly, the police have an obligation to warn you and tell you that you have a right to remain silent after they arrest you. However, generally, for the purposes of stopping you on the side of the road for a “routine traffic stop”, while you do have a right to remain silent, the police have no obligation to tell you that you have a right to remain silent or warn you what you say can be used against you in a criminal prosecution.

What this generally means, is after stopping you for speeding, a headlight out, swerving, squealing tires, etc., the police can approach you, talk to you, and ask you a “modest number of questions”. Worse, the police can ask you to perform a “simple balancing test at a location visible to passing motorists” (otherwise, known as field sobriety exercises) and that not be a violation of your Miranda rights and right to remain silent. I cannot even begin to tell you the number of common people I have met charged with a Driving under the Influence or DUI case who just took the field sobriety exercises thinking it would show they were not impaired and not guilty only to find themselves in jail thirty minutes later.

In Driving under the Influence or DUI cases, because people are either scared or do not know their rights people do not exercise them. In my experience, often by the time a fellow American remembers his rights, it is too late.

In Driving under the Influence or DUI cases, because people are either scared or do not know their rights people do not exercise them. In my experience, as a Driving under the Influence Attorney, Driving under the Influence Lawyer, DUI Attorney, and DUI lawyer, often by the time a fellow American remembers his or her rights, he or she is sitting in jail charged with a DUI and it is too late.

Meanwhile, the police can escalate an encounter into an arrest or the functional equivalent of an arrest. Did the police block you in? Did the police put you in handcuffs? Did the police use a tazer on you? Did the police officer draw his firearm?  Did the police order you to do something so you felt compelled to do so because you had no choice?  Did the police confront you with evidence of a crime in a manner they knew (or should have known) would illicit incriminating statements?

What can a Driving under the Influence Attorney, Driving under the Influence Lawyer, DUI Attorney, and DUI Lawyer do for me in a Driving under the Influence and DUI Case and the Right to Remain Silent ?

As such, the difference between a “routine traffic stop” and an arrest is a very important distinction; especially if you are like the millions of people who try to talk their way out of their problem or blindly agree to talk to the police or complete the field sobriety exercises.

This analysis between “routine traffic stop” and arrest depends almost entirely dependent on the facts of your case and having an experienced and skilled Driving under the Influence Attorney, Driving under the Influence Lawyer, DUI Attorney, and DUI Lawyer apply the law to those facts.

Now, as I said, the difference between a “routine stop” and an arrest is too large and too factually sensitive to fully discuss right now; however, if you have been arrested for Driving under the Influence or DUI and now have a Driving under the Influence or DUI case you probably will want to talk to a Driving under the Influence Attorney, Driving under the Influence Lawyer, DUI Attorney, and DUI Lawyer right now in order to sort this problem out.

A final word on Driving under the Influence and DUI case and the Right to Remain Silent

A Driving under the Influence Attorney, Driving under the Influence Lawyer, DUI Attorney, and DUI Lawyer can analyze your Driving under the Influence or DUI case and argue for the factually diverse but very significant differences between a “routine traffic stop” and an arrest. Feel free to contact Charles Hart, a Driving under the Influence Attorney, Driving under the Influence Lawyer, DUI Attorney, and DUI Lawyer at 321-363-4959 for a free consultation and review of your Driving under the Influence or DUI case.

Read the full text of Berkemer v. McCarty here: https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/468/420/case.html

 

Call Charles C. Hart II, P.A. at 321-363-4959 for legal help with your Driving under the Influence or DUI case.

 

***This is not legal advice nor does reading this information create an attorney-client relationship between the reader and Charles C. Hart II, P.A.  Keep in mind, the things an attorney can do and the action an attorney may take are dictated by the individualized facts of a case and always case specific.  Essentially, what any attorney may do as your attorney depends on the attorney’s skill and expertise.  Also, reasonable minds differ, one attorney may say one thing and another may disagree.  In any event, please keep in mind, legal expertise comes from schooling, courtroom experience, and practicing as an attorney and not by reading a website.  Use this information at your own risk.***

Fight your permanent injunction in Seminole County, Florida

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Fight your permanent injunction in Seminole County, Florida

Fight your permanent injunction in Seminole County, Florida!  To fight your permanent injunction in Seminole County, Florida can be a tough; in fact, getting an injunction entered against you can be devastating.  You may want to hire an attorney in Sanford, Florida to fight your permanent injunction.  However, once a permanent injunction has been entered that is not the end of the “game”; you can still fight your permanent injunction.  Recently, in Spaulding v. Shane, our Florida courts have ruled that in order to establish entitlement to dissolution of an injunction, you must prove that there has been a change in circumstances since the injunction was entered.  This requires you to show a change of circumstances whereby the scenario underlying the injunction no longer exists so that continuation of the injunction would serve no valid purpose.

This can lead to strange results as it did in Spaulding v. Shane.

http://caselaw.findlaw.com/fl-district-court-of-appeal/1682562.html

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Fight your permanent injunction in Seminole County, Florida?

What does this mean?  FIGHT YOUR PERMANENT INJUNCTION IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA.

Specifically, in Spaulding v. Shane, the trial court denied the Former Husband’s motion to dissolve the injunction due to the Former Husband now serving a very long prison sentence.  The appellate court reversed the decision of the trial court and ruled that even though the Former Husband was in prison, the injunction now served no valid purpose.  The appellate court reasoned that the prison term eliminated the underlying scenario that the injunction was originally based, eliminated the need for the injunction, and made the junction serve no valid purpose.   So there is hope for you to fight a permanent injunction in Sanford, Florida.

Fight your permanent injunction in Seminole County, Florida.

If someone has filed an injunction against you or you have an injunction entered against you, you may want to talk to an attorney right now.  Fight your permanent injunction in Seminole County, Florida.  If so, call me Charles Hart at 321-363-4959 to schedule a consultation right away.

***This is not legal advice nor does reading this information create an attorney-client relationship between the reader and Charles C. Hart II, P.A.  Keep in mind, the things an attorney can do and the action an attorney may take are dictated by the individualized facts of a case and always case specific.  Essentially, what any attorney may do as your attorney depends on the attorney’s skill and expertise.  Also, reasonable minds differ, one attorney may say one thing and another may disagree.  In any event, please keep in mind, legal expertise comes from schooling, courtroom experience, and practicing as an attorney and not by reading a website.  Use this information at your own risk.***

Experienced, criminal trial lawyer in Sanford

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Experienced, criminal trial lawyer in Sanford

I hear it all the time: “Why do I need to hire an experienced, criminal trial lawyer in Sanford? I will just represent myself; this is not so serious that I need an experienced, criminal trial lawyer in Sanford. I am just wasting my money. I will tell the judge what happened. The judge is going to look at this case and in five seconds the judge is going to dismiss this case. I don’t need an experienced, criminal trial attorney in Sanford to tell me that. In fact, what kind of experienced, criminal trial attorney in Sanford are you? Even the least experienced, criminal trial attorney in Sanford knows this case is dumb and it is going to go away as soon as I get there.”.

If I stopped you mid-throat, consider the following before you say the same about hiring an experienced, criminal trial lawyer in Sanford…

Recently, our Florida courts have ruled, the claim that trial court erred by permitting a prosecution witness to vouch for the credibility of a Williams rule witness and by allowing testimony of the Williams rule witness to become feature of trial is not preserved for review by specific, contemporaneous objection. See Mansueto v. State, 39 Fla. L. Weekly D2120a (10/8/14)

What is Williams Rule? The Williams Rule is the proposition that the Government can use a prior bad act (regardless of whether you were convicted or not) against you to prove up the new allegation. In this case, the prosecutor used the prior “bad act” (not necessarily a crime) against the Defendant and the Court allowed it to be used against the defendant in the case (someone maybe wearing the same shoes you are right now).

So consider it like this, you could be convicted because in the past you have had “bad words” with that neighbor who today is saying you keyed his car; you could be convicted because you have gotten in fights with other people before; or because you did something wrong before, you did something wrong today.

Then I have heard from potential clients, of course: “I will just appeal the decision. No big deal.”.

That is what the case is really getting to when it says “not preserved for review by specific, contemporaneous objection”. Unfortunately, for whatever reason, the objection to the Williams Rule (the bad act evidence) was not preserved for appeal, so the court would not consider it on appeal.

Obviously, an experienced trial attorney cannot guarantee you a victory or any success; however, an experienced trial attorney may have been better equipped to know exactly what to do when the Government employed the Williams Rule to convict the defendant. As you can agree or disagree, often combining experience with knowledge can often lead to better results.

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An experienced, criminal trial lawyer in Sanford may not be a Get Out of Jail Free Card but an experienced, criminal trial lawyer in Sanford may help you stay out of jail.

However, in this case the decision of the trial and appeals court probably will mean this defendant (someone maybe wearing the same shoes you are right now), will now probably face a lifetime of being a convicted criminal; face whatever sanctions the court awarded restitution, fines, probation, and even jail; and live with the stigma of that conviction even after the defendant “pays” for his or her crime.

So what does the appeals court state: “There is no viable substitute for well-versed trial advocacy and no shortcut for acquiring a firm grasp on the articulation of proper and contemporaneous trial objections.” Mansueto v. State, 39 Fla. L. Weekly D2120a (10/8/14)

See http://scholar.google.com/scholar_case?case=7447150101815708574&hl=en&as_sdt=6&as_vis=1&oi=scholarr

So should you hire an experienced, criminal trial lawyer in Sanford?

It is entirely up to you.  Draw your own conclusions; it is important that I tell you the court is not telling you to hire an experienced trial lawyer in Sanford (or any attorney, anywhere for that matter). You have a right to defend yourself. However, you may want to hire an experienced, criminal trial lawyer in Sanford to help you try to protect yourself from this fate. It may save you from a lifetime of being a convicted criminal; facing the sanctions of restitution, fines, probation, and jail; and the stigma of that conviction even after the defendant “pays” for his or her crime.

Take the time to protect your rights, call me Charles Hart, Esq. at 321-363-4959 or email me at charleshartlaw@gmail.com.  The consultation is free.  Together, we can discuss whether you should hire an experienced, criminal trial lawyer in Sanford, Florida. 

Lastly, what good are your rights if you do not exercise them?  Call 321-363-4959 now to make a decision if you want to hire an experienced, criminal trial lawyer in Sanford, Florida.

If you like this article, check out these:

What should I do if I get a Seminole County or Volusia County speeding ticket or traffic ticket?

http://charleshartlaw.com/seminole-county-volusia-county-speeding-tickets-traffic-tickets/

What should I do if a family member or friend is in jail in Orange, Seminole, or Volusia County?

http://charleshartlaw.com/what-should-i-do-if-a-family-member-or-friend-is-in-jail-in-orange-seminole-or-volusia-county/

Sanford, Florida Criminal and Juvenile Attorney and Lawyer: Why choosing Sanford, Florida as a Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer was the right decision for me.

http://charleshartlaw.com/sanford-florida-criminal-juvenile-attorney-lawyer-choosing-sanford-florida-criminal-juvenile-attorney-lawyer-right-decision/

Fight Your Red Light Ticket

http://charleshartlaw.com/fight-red-light-ticket/

or go to News on my website to get more information:

http://charleshartlaw.com/blog/

***This is not legal advice nor does reading this information create an attorney-client relationship between the reader and Charles C. Hart II, P.A.  Keep in mind, the things an attorney can do and the action an attorney may take are dictated by the individualized facts of a case and always case specific.  Essentially, what any attorney may do as your attorney depends on the attorney’s skill and expertise.  Also, reasonable minds differ, one attorney may say one thing and another may disagree.  In any event, please keep in mind, legal expertise comes from schooling, courtroom experience, and practicing as an attorney and not by reading a website.  Use this information at your own risk.***

Fight your red light ticket in Sanford, Florida

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Fight your red light ticket in Sanford, Florida

I cannot tell you how many times I have spoken to a potential client who starts off his or her consultation with me with the old “they got me, so I am guilty”.  As a lover of the U.S. Constitution, the attitude depresses me because  even when it comes to traffic tickets, you have CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS!!!  So I urge you to talk with an attorney to see if you should fight your red light ticket in Sanford, Florida.  And if you have a case, fight your red light ticket in Sanford, Florida; in fact, if you think you are in the right, fight ever one of your tickets in Sanford, Florida!

Before you think I am joking read the following news story from Miami:

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2014/10/21/court-says-not-so-fast-with-those-red-light-camera-tickets/

It appears the Court is forcing law enforcement to write red light tickets instead of allowing a third party vendor — who is not the police write the red light tickets in Sanford, Florida.  What is probably most shocking that a private company is writing tickets and not ta sworn police officer , who is answerable to you or I taxpayers, is that the third party vendor probably makes a fee for each red light ticket in Sanford, Florida issued.

You might not know it because we accept the routine of an officer pulling us over as an ordinary inconvenience, many people do not stop to think did the police exercise respect my constitutional rights and limit the Government’s power so not to violate those rights.  If I told you you needed to pay me $20 would you just take me at me word; you would ask to see the bill!  So again, I urge you to talk with an attorney to see if you should fight your red light ticket in Sanford, Florida.  And if you have a case, fight your red light ticket; in fact, if you think you are in the right fight ever one of your tickets in Sanford, Florida!

Keep in mind, just because a police officer said you did it does not mean you did; in fact, just because a police officer said you did it is only STEP ONE in the process of the Government proving you did do it.

Take the time to protect your rights, call me Charles Hart, Esq. at 321-363-4959 or email me at charleshartlaw@gmail.com.  The consultation is free.  Together, we can discuss whether you should decide to fight you red light ticket in Sanford, Florida.  And if you have a case, we will fight your red light ticket in Sanford, Florida!

Lastly, what good are your rights if you do not exercise them?  Call 321-363-4959 now to make a decision if you should fight your red light ticket in Sanford, Florida!

Red-light-camera

Otherwise, get used to seeing more and more of these (with possibly the tickets to match)!

If you like this article, check out these:

What should I do if I get a Seminole County or Volusia County speeding ticket or traffic ticket?

http://charleshartlaw.com/seminole-county-volusia-county-speeding-tickets-traffic-tickets/

What should I do if a family member or friend is in jail in Orange, Seminole, or Volusia County?

http://charleshartlaw.com/what-should-i-do-if-a-family-member-or-friend-is-in-jail-in-orange-seminole-or-volusia-county/

Sanford, Florida Criminal and Juvenile Attorney and Lawyer: Why choosing Sanford, Florida as a Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer was the right decision for me.

http://charleshartlaw.com/sanford-florida-criminal-juvenile-attorney-lawyer-choosing-sanford-florida-criminal-juvenile-attorney-lawyer-right-decision/

or go to News on my website to get more information:

http://charleshartlaw.com/blog/

***This is not legal advice nor does reading this information create an attorney-client relationship between the reader and Charles C. Hart II, P.A.  Keep in mind, the things an attorney can do and the action an attorney may take are dictated by the individualized facts of a case and always case specific.  Essentially, what any attorney may do as your attorney depends on the attorney’s skill and expertise.  Also, reasonable minds differ, one attorney may say one thing and another may disagree.  In any event, please keep in mind, legal expertise comes from schooling, courtroom experience, and practicing as an attorney and not by reading a website.  Use this information at your own risk.***

Fight your red light ticket in DeLand, Florida

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Fight your red light ticket in DeLand, Florida

I cannot tell you how many times I have spoken to a potential client who starts off his or her consultation with me with the old “they got me, so I am guilty”.  As a lover of the U.S. Constitution, the attitude depresses me because  even when it comes to traffic tickets, you have CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS!!!  So I urge you to talk with an attorney to see if you should fight your red light ticket in DeLand, Florida.  And if you have a case, fight your red light ticket in DeLand, Florida; in fact, if you think you are in the right, fight ever one of your tickets in DeLand, Florida!

Before you think I am joking read the following news story from Miami:

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2014/10/21/court-says-not-so-fast-with-those-red-light-camera-tickets/

It appears the Court is forcing law enforcement to write red light tickets instead of allowing a third party vendor — who is not the police write the red light tickets in DeLand, Florida.  What is probably most shocking that a private company is writing tickets and not ta sworn police officer , who is answerable to you or I taxpayers, is that the third party vendor probably makes a fee for each red light ticket in DeLand, Florida issued.

You might not know it because we accept the routine of an officer pulling us over as an ordinary inconvenience, many people do not stop to think did the police exercise respect my constitutional rights and limit the Government’s power so not to violate those rights.  If I told you you needed to pay me $20 would you just take me at me word; you would ask to see the bill!  So again, I urge you to talk with an attorney to see if you should fight your red light ticket in DeLand, Florida.  And if you have a case, fight your red light ticket; in fact, if you think you are in the right fight ever one of your tickets in DeLand, Florida!

Keep in mind, just because a police officer said you did it does not mean you did; in fact, just because a police officer said you did it is only STEP ONE in the process of the Government proving you did do it.

Take the time to protect your rights, call me Charles Hart, Esq. at 321-363-4959 or email me at charleshartlaw@gmail.com.  The consultation is free.  Together, we can discuss whether you should decide to fight you red light ticket in DeLand, Florida.  And if you have a case, we will fight your red light ticket in DeLand, Florida!

Lastly, what good are your rights if you do not exercise them?  Call 321-363-4959 now to make a decision if you should fight your red light ticket in DeLand, Florida!

Red-light-camera

Otherwise, get used to seeing more and more of these (with possibly the tickets to match)!

If you like this article, check out these:

What should I do if I get a Seminole County or Volusia County speeding ticket or traffic ticket?

http://charleshartlaw.com/seminole-county-volusia-county-speeding-tickets-traffic-tickets/

What should I do if a family member or friend is in jail in Orange, Seminole, or Volusia County?

http://charleshartlaw.com/what-should-i-do-if-a-family-member-or-friend-is-in-jail-in-orange-seminole-or-volusia-county/

Sanford, Florida Criminal and Juvenile Attorney and Lawyer: Why choosing Sanford, Florida as a Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer was the right decision for me.

http://charleshartlaw.com/sanford-florida-criminal-juvenile-attorney-lawyer-choosing-sanford-florida-criminal-juvenile-attorney-lawyer-right-decision/

or go to News on my website to get more information:

http://charleshartlaw.com/blog/

***This is not legal advice nor does reading this information create an attorney-client relationship between the reader and Charles C. Hart II, P.A.  Keep in mind, the things an attorney can do and the action an attorney may take are dictated by the individualized facts of a case and always case specific.  Essentially, what any attorney may do as your attorney depends on the attorney’s skill and expertise.  Also, reasonable minds differ, one attorney may say one thing and another may disagree.  In any event, please keep in mind, legal expertise comes from schooling, courtroom experience, and practicing as an attorney and not by reading a website.  Use this information at your own risk.***

Fight your red light ticket

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Fight your red light ticket

I cannot tell you how many times I have spoken to a potential client who starts off his or her consultation with me with the old “they got me, so I am guilty”.  As a lover of the U.S. Constitution, the attitude depresses me because  even when it comes to traffic tickets, you have CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS!!!  So I urge you to talk with an attorney to see if you should fight your red light ticket.  And if you have a case, fight your red light ticket; in fact, if you think you are in the right, fight ever one of your tickets!

Before you think I am joking read the following news story from Miami:

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2014/10/21/court-says-not-so-fast-with-those-red-light-camera-tickets/

It appears the Court is forcing law enforcement to write red light tickets instead of allowing a third party vendor — who is not the police write the red light tickets.  What is probably most shocking that a private company is writing tickets and not ta sworn police officer , who is answerable to you or I taxpayers, is that the third party vendor probably makes a fee for each red light ticket issued.

You might not know it because we accept the routine of an officer pulling us over as an ordinary inconvenience, many people do not stop to think did the police exercise respect my constitutional rights and limit the Government’s power so not to violate those rights.  If I told you you needed to pay me $20 would you just take me at me word; you would ask to see the bill!  So again, I urge you to talk with an attorney to see if you should fight your red light ticket.  And if you have a case, fight your red light ticket; in fact, if you think you are in the right fight ever one of your tickets!

Keep in mind, just because a police officer said you did it does not mean you did; in fact, just because a police officer said you did it is only STEP ONE in the process of the Government proving you did do it.

Take the time to protect your rights, call me Charles Hart, Esq. at 321-363-4959 or email me at charleshartlaw@gmail.com.  The consultation is free.  Together, we can discuss whether you should decide to fight you red light ticket.  And if you have a case, we will fight your red light ticket!

Lastly, what good are your rights if you do not exercise them?  Call 321-363-4959 now to make a decision if you should fight your red light ticket!

Red-light-camera

Otherwise, get used to seeing more and more of these (with possibly the tickets to match)!

If you like this article, check out these:

What should I do if I get a Seminole County or Volusia County speeding ticket or traffic ticket?

http://charleshartlaw.com/seminole-county-volusia-county-speeding-tickets-traffic-tickets/

What should I do if a family member or friend is in jail in Orange, Seminole, or Volusia County?

http://charleshartlaw.com/what-should-i-do-if-a-family-member-or-friend-is-in-jail-in-orange-seminole-or-volusia-county/

Sanford, Florida Criminal and Juvenile Attorney and Lawyer: Why choosing Sanford, Florida as a Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer was the right decision for me.

http://charleshartlaw.com/sanford-florida-criminal-juvenile-attorney-lawyer-choosing-sanford-florida-criminal-juvenile-attorney-lawyer-right-decision/

or go to News on my website to get more information:

http://charleshartlaw.com/blog/

***This is not legal advice nor does reading this information create an attorney-client relationship between the reader and Charles C. Hart II, P.A.  Keep in mind, the things an attorney can do and the action an attorney may take are dictated by the individualized facts of a case and always case specific.  Essentially, what any attorney may do as your attorney depends on the attorney’s skill and expertise.  Also, reasonable minds differ, one attorney may say one thing and another may disagree.  In any event, please keep in mind, legal expertise comes from schooling, courtroom experience, and practicing as an attorney and not by reading a website.  Use this information at your own risk.***

Sanford Criminal Juvenile Attorney Lawyer

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Sanford Criminal Juvenile Attorney Lawyer

Sanford Criminal and Juvenile Attorney and Lawyer: Why choosing Sanford, Florida as a Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer was the right decision for me, Charles Hart, Esq.

The first reason choosing Sanford, Florida as a Sanford Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer was the right decision for me: the U.S. Constitution, my city, my job, and the people

First, I love the U.S. Constitution; love Sanford, Florida; I love my job; and love the people from your community where I live. It is important and satisfying as a Sanford Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer that you love the U.S. Constitution, love your home, love your job, and love the people you are trying to protect, especially when you are protecting an accused’s Constitutional rights against the power of the Government. I am lucky as a Sanford Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer, I have found a place to practice law and call my home where I have been lucky to have found that satisfaction.

The second reason choosing Sanford, Florida as a Sanford Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer was the right decision for me: location, location, location

Second, as a Sanford Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer, I choose Sanford, Florida because as a Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer because I find Sanford, Florida like the Rome of Central Florida: all roads lead to Sanford, Florida. As a Sanford Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer I have easy access to I-4 to Orlando, Deltona, DeLand, DeBary, and Daytona Beach; U.S. 17-92 and the Seminole Juvenile Justice Center and the Seminole Criminal Justice Center; State Road 46 to I-95 and every courthouse in Brevard County (Viera, Melbourne, and of course, Titusville); the 417 and Osceola County’s courthouse in Kissimmee; and State Road 46 and Lake County’s courthouse in Tavares; so as you can see, if everything is location, location, location, then as a Sanford Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer I have it right here.

The third reason choosing Sanford, Florida as a Sanford Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer was the right decision for me: Sanford, Florida’s Historic District

Third, as a Sanford Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer, I was able to procure office space in downtown Sanford, Florida and be a part of the downtown historic district and am located within walking distance of the Riverwalk on Lake Monroe. As a as a Sanford Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer, it helps to occasionally get out of the office and walk around.

The fourth reason choosing Sanford, Florida as a Sanford Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer was the right decision for me: Proximity to courthouses

Fourth, as a Sanford Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer, I am not only close to the Riverwalk, I am located across the street from the old courthouse in downtown Sanford, Florida and minutes away from the Seminole Juvenile Justice Center and the Seminole Criminal Justice Center. As a Sanford Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer, this is a very big advantage.

The fifth reason choosing Sanford, Florida as a Sanford Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer was the right decision for me: Less stress

Fifth, as a Sanford Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer, this close proximity to the courthouse gives me another edge when I need to go to court because I do not have to battle traffic and deal with the stress of the millions of other people trying to get to work or home. As a Sanford Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer, this is an understated but important to appreciate advantage because I am not so worried about traffic when I get to court and am not worried about fighting traffic as my client’s case approaches the end of the day. As an experienced attorney and lawyer, let me assure you that usually the less stress a Sanford Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer feels the better.

The sixth reason choosing Sanford, Florida as a Sanford Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer was the right decision for me: Proximity to jail

Sixth, sadly, as a Sanford Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer, I am close to the major jails so if I need to visit someone I can visit them. (Despite being a Sanford Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer, I hope that does not ever matter for you or one that you care about and love.)

The seventh reason choosing Sanford, Florida as a Sanford Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer was the right decision for me: History of Sanford

Seventh, it does not really matter so much as a Sanford Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer, but Sanford, Florida is a great little city that has a lot of unique stories and history. For example, I have heard that Walt Disney wanted to build his Disney World here (and not Orlando) – as a Sanford Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer I take the Fifth Amendment if it is true or not, it is just what I have heard. Sanford, Florida has a great street festival held on the first full week Thursday of the month called Alive After Five. I have heard that it is the largest city afternoon sponsored city festivals in the United States – again, I take the Fifth Amendment as a Sanford Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer if it is true or not, it is just what I have heard. Also, Sanford, Florida is the county seat for Seminole County, Florida, but once, Seminole County, Florida was actually part of Orange County. Additionally, Sanford, Florida is actually a port; it has been since the 1800s. Lastly, keep in mind besides being a Sanford Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer I am also an amateur historian, Sanford, Florida used to be the world’s largest producer of celery – once again, I take the Fifth Amendment as a Sanford Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer if it is true or not, it is just what I have heard.

Certainly, I do not think you get classic pictures like these anywhere but Sanford, Florida.

sanford courthouse main street Celery_Growing,_Sanford,_FL boat

Check out these great websites about Sanford, Florida:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanford,_Florida

http://www.sanfordwelcomecenter.com/

http://www.sanfordfl.gov/index.aspx?page=48

If you want to look at some great pictures, try this book for purchase (I already own a copy):

http://www.amazon.com/Sanford-Images-America-Historical-Society/dp/0738515426/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1413654083&sr=1-1&keywords=sanford+florida

Call me Charles Hart at 321-363-4959 if you want to meet me to discuss your case or email me at charleshartlaw@gmail.com. If you mention this website, consultations are free, and afterward, you can take a stroll around downtown Sanford, Florida.

If you like this article, check out these:

What should I do if I get a Seminole County or Volusia County speeding ticket or traffic ticket?

http://charleshartlaw.com/seminole-county-volusia-county-speeding-tickets-traffic-tickets/

What should I do if a family member or friend is in jail in Orange, Seminole, or Volusia County?

http://charleshartlaw.com/what-should-i-do-if-a-family-member-or-friend-is-in-jail-in-orange-seminole-or-volusia-county/

or go to News on my website to get more information:

http://charleshartlaw.com/blog/

***This is not legal advice nor does reading this information create an attorney-client relationship between the reader and Charles C. Hart II, P.A. Keep in mind, the things an attorney can do and the action an attorney may take are dictated by the individualized facts of a case and always case specific. Essentially, what any attorney may do as your attorney depends on the attorney’s skill and expertise. Also, reasonable minds differ, one attorney may say one thing and another may disagree. In any event, please keep in mind, legal expertise comes from schooling, courtroom experience, and practicing as an attorney and not by reading a website. Use this information at your own risk.***

Sanford, Florida Criminal and Juvenile Attorney and Lawyer: Why choosing Sanford, Florida as a Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer was the right decision for me, Charles Hart, Esq.

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Sanford, Florida Criminal and Juvenile Attorney and Lawyer: Why choosing Sanford, Florida as a Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer was the right decision for me, Charles Hart, Esq.

The first reason choosing Sanford, Florida as a Sanford, Florida Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer was the right decision for me: the U.S. Constitution, my city, my job, and the people

First, I love the U.S. Constitution; love Sanford, Florida; I love my job; and love the people from your community where I live. It is important and satisfying as a Sanford Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer that you love the U.S. Constitution, love your home, love your job, and love the people you are trying to protect, especially when you are protecting an accused’s Constitutional rights against the power of the Government. I am lucky as a Sanford Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer, I have found a place to practice law and call my home where I have been lucky to have found that satisfaction.

The second reason choosing Sanford, Florida as a Sanford, Florida Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer was the right decision for me: location, location, location

Second, as a Sanford Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer, I choose Sanford, Florida because as a Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer because I find Sanford, Florida like the Rome of Central Florida: all roads lead to Sanford, Florida. As a Sanford, Florida Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer I have easy access to I-4 to Orlando, Deltona, DeLand, DeBary, and Daytona Beach; U.S. 17-92 and the Seminole Juvenile Justice Center and the Seminole Criminal Justice Center; State Road 46 to I-95 and every courthouse in Brevard County (Viera, Melbourne, and of course, Titusville); the 417 and Osceola County’s courthouse in Kissimmee; and State Road 46 and Lake County’s courthouse in Tavares; so as you can see, if everything is location, location, location, then as a Sanford, Florida Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer I have it right here.

The third reason I choosing Sanford, Florida as a Sanford, Florida Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer was the right decision for me: Sanford, Florida’s Historic District

Third, as a Sanford Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer, I was able to procure office space in downtown Sanford, Florida and be a part of the downtown historic district and am located within walking distance of the Riverwalk on Lake Monroe. As a as a Sanford Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer, it helps to occasionally get out of the office and walk around.

The fourth reason choosing Sanford, Florida as a Sanford, Florida Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer was the right decision for me: Proximity to courthouses

Fourth, as a Sanford, Florida Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer, I am not only close to the Riverwalk, I am located across the street from the old courthouse in downtown Sanford, Florida and minutes away from the Seminole Juvenile Justice Center and the Seminole Criminal Justice Center. As a Sanford, Florida Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer, this is a very big advantage.

The fifth reason choosing Sanford, Florida as a Sanford, Florida Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer was the right decision for me: Less stress

Fifth, as a Sanford, Florida Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer, this close proximity to the courthouse gives me another edge when I need to go to court because I do not have to battle traffic and deal with the stress of the millions of other people trying to get to work or home. As a Sanford, Florida Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer, this is an understated but important to appreciate advantage because I am not so worried about traffic when I get to court and am not worried about fighting traffic as my client’s case approaches the end of the day. As an experienced attorney and lawyer, let me assure you that usually the less stress a Sanford, Florida Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer feels the better.

The sixth reason choosing Sanford, Florida as a Sanford, Florida Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer was the right decision for me: Proximity to jail

Sixth, sadly, as a Sanford, Florida Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer, I am close to the major jails so if I need to visit someone I can visit them. (Despite being a Sanford, Florida Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer, I hope that does not ever matter for you or one that you care about and love.)

The seventh reason choosing Sanford, Florida as a Sanford, Florida Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer was the right decision for me: History of Sanford

Seventh, it does not really matter so much as a Sanford, Florida Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer, but Sanford, Florida is a great little city that has a lot of unique stories and history. For example, I have heard that Walt Disney wanted to build his Disney World here (and not Orlando) – as a Sanford, Florida Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer I take the Fifth Amendment if it is true or not, it is just what I have heard. Sanford, Florida has a great street festival held on the first full week Thursday of the month called Alive After Five. I have heard that it is the largest city afternoon sponsored city festivals in the United States – again, I take the Fifth Amendment as a Sanford, Florida Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer if it is true or not, it is just what I have heard. Also, Sanford, Florida is the county seat for Seminole County, Florida, but once, Seminole County, Florida was actually part of Orange County. Additionally, Sanford, Florida is actually a port; it has been since the 1800s. Lastly, keep in mind besides being a Sanford, Florida Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer I am also an amateur historian, Sanford, Florida used to be the world’s largest producer of celery – once again, I take the Fifth Amendment as a Sanford, Florida Criminal and Juvenile attorney and lawyer if it is true or not, it is just what I have heard.

Certainly, I do not think you get classic pictures like these anywhere but Sanford, Florida.

sanford courthouse main street Celery_Growing,_Sanford,_FL boat

 

Check out these great websites about Sanford, Florida:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanford,_Florida

http://www.sanfordwelcomecenter.com/

http://www.sanfordfl.gov/index.aspx?page=48

If you want to look at some great pictures, try this book for purchase (I already own a copy):

http://www.amazon.com/Sanford-Images-America-Historical-Society/dp/0738515426/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1413654083&sr=1-1&keywords=sanford+florida

 

Call me Charles Hart at 321-363-4959 if you want to meet me to discuss your case or email me at charleshartlaw@gmail.com. Consultations are free, and afterward, you can take a stroll around downtown Sanford, Florida.

If you like this article, check out these:

What should I do if I get a Seminole County or Volusia County speeding ticket or traffic ticket?

http://charleshartlaw.com/seminole-county-volusia-county-speeding-tickets-traffic-tickets/

What should I do if a family member or friend is in jail in Orange, Seminole, or Volusia County?

http://charleshartlaw.com/what-should-i-do-if-a-family-member-or-friend-is-in-jail-in-orange-seminole-or-volusia-county/

or go to News on my website to get more information:

http://charleshartlaw.com/blog/

***This is not legal advice nor does reading this information create an attorney-client relationship between the reader and Charles C. Hart II, P.A.  Keep in mind, the things an attorney can do and the action an attorney may take are dictated by the individualized facts of a case and always case specific.  Essentially, what any attorney may do as your attorney depends on the attorney’s skill and expertise.  Also, reasonable minds differ, one attorney may say one thing and another may disagree.  In any event, please keep in mind, legal expertise comes from schooling, courtroom experience, and practicing as an attorney and not by reading a website.  Use this information at your own risk.***