Smith & Eulo Law Firm: Criminal Defense Lawyers

Although the terms “capias warrant” and “arrest warrant” are often used interchangeably, there are fundamental differences between the two. The Capias warrant is typically issued by the court after formal charges have been filed against the defendant. However, the Arrest Warrant is a court order to take the person into custody before formal charges are filed.

Downward departure basically means getting a sentence that is less than the minimum mandatory sentence given the what the defendant scored based on the criminal offenses committed. This is when having an experienced lawyer is highly important, because they can look for mitigating circumstances to help reduce or eliminate a sentence. You can find more information on our website: https://www.smithandeulo.com/downward-departure/

We are so sorry to hear. We suggest that you start by going to internal affairs and filing a complaint. If that doesn't work, the you can proceed with filing a lawsuit.

Suspended imprisonment is a sentence in a jail or prison that is suspended with a condition precedent. The traditional conditional precedent is that you successfully complete probation and all conditions imposed. Call us for your free consultation.

In a nutshell it means bond in addition to pre-trial release electronic monitoring device. In Florida one of the conditions of release before trial could be wearing an electronic monitoring device, plus the bond imposed by the judge.

Whether or not a violation of probation is a felony or a misdemeanor, it all depends on the initial charge. Therefore, if you were initially charged with a felony, then your violation of probation will be a felony, if it was a misdemeanor, then your violation of probation will be a misdemeanor.

There are two broad categories of violation of probation: Technical: Missing payment, missing reporting with your probation officer, or missing a class New Law Violation: This is getting arrested on a new charge

You cannot initially bail out of a violation of probation, unless the judge who signs the warrant for your violation of probation sets a bond. The problem with violations of probation, is that you are not initially entitled to a bond. That’s why you need to have an experienced Criminal Defense Lawyer on your case to file the correct bond motion, so that you can bail out for the case.

Yes, we offer payment plans and accept credit cards. We understand that no one is expecting to get in trouble with the law. So we are flexible.

We handle all types of criminal cases: Assault, battery, robbery, armed robbery, domestic violence, drug possession and trafficking charges, murder, kidnapping, fraud. We also handle traffic cases such as drunk driving, driving with a suspended license, reckless driving, and we also help truckers if they have a problem with their CDL license.

Yes, we offer a free consultation. Call us today to make your appointment: 407-930-8912

Yes! We have attorneys who speak Spanish. We also have excellent translators who can assist in communicating effectively with the other attorneys who are very good by the way, but who do not speak Spanish.

It's important to hire a local Orlando, FL Criminal Defense Lawyer because, even the lowest criminal charges carry a potential for jail time, and also carry the potential for a permanent record. Not to mention when you hire an attorney that has been around the judicial system in Orange County, FL, they are familiar with the inner workings of the local justice system. Lastly, top criminal lawyers have a good understanding of what a good resolution for your case is and will advocate strongly for the best possible outcome. When your life is on the line, it is critical to hire an experienced professional to help guide you through the process.

A Criminal Defense Attorney is an attorney who represents clients facing criminal charges. Criminal charges range from simple driving related misdemeanor offenses, such as DUIs, all the way to more serious felony cases, such as Burglary, Theft and Murder. They advocate for their clients at each step of the process. This involves criminal representation at first appearances, arraignment, pretrial conference, and trial. Along the way your Criminal Defense Lawyer may file appropriate motions that he or she will present at a criminal court hearings.

Yes, we offer payment plans on all criminal cases. We also take all major credit cards.

Mrs. Carmen, please call our office and ask for Cris: 407-930-8912. She speaks Spanish, and will be able to give you information about her nephew. Have a nice day.

We are not family lawyers. We are Criminal Defense Lawyers, however, if you call our office we may be able to help you find one to help you.

Yes, our firm is open 24 hours a day! Give us a call whenever you need anything.

Yes our firm handles civil matters. Each case is unique and not all misconduct/false imprisonment cases are taken on. Accordingly, we urge everyone who has this type of case or a similar case to give us a call and talk to a lawyer to see if your case is a right fit for our firm.

The landlord only has the right to Evict you. As long as you have a written contract your landlord can Not throw your personal belongings out unless you have been properly served Eviction papers. Police will not get involved since it's a Civil Matter however the landlord may include a Deputy if the person hasn't vacated according to the Eviction notice and legally force the person out with all their belongings as this would be considered trespassing. If you have a written lease the landlord has to follow the proper legal steps to Evict you.