Law Office of Gabriel & Gabriel, LLC

Yes, in Florida, you can be charged with a DUI even if you were sitting in a parked car. This is because the Florida Statute defines a driver as “any person who drives or is in actual physical control of a vehicle.” It’s the “actual physical control” bit that allows officers to charge you with a DUI even if you are not technically driving. Of course, in order for the prosecution to win its case against you, it will need to prove you were in control of your car. There are a few ways to defend against this. If you are in need of a DUI lawyer in West Palm Beach don’t hesitate to contact our office for a free consultation today by calling (561) 622-5575.

Yes you should. Even though misdemeanors aren’t as serious as felonies, misdemeanor charges can still have negative consequences such as having to pay fines up to $1,000 or preventing you from getting your dream job. Hiring a skilled criminal defense attorney is in your best interest to ensure that you can secure the most favorable outcome for your case. If you’re located in Jupiter, FL or surrounding area and would like to speak to someone about your case, contact our office today for a free consultation.

If you missed court a judge has now most likely issued a bench warrant for your arrest. Police won’t be actively pursuing you, but the next time you come in contact with an officer and they run your information you will most likely be arrested. You must resolve this issue as soon as possible. If you’re located in the West Palm Beach area and want help with your bench warrant, call (561) 622-5575 to have a free consultation call with one of our criminal defense attorneys.

This is something that many people believe but unfortunately is untrue. The reason Miranda warnings are read to individuals is to make sure that they are aware of their right to remain silent. If you weren’t read your Miranda rights, the only thing that becomes inadmissible is your verbal confession or anything you said to an officer after your arrest. If there is other evidence against you the prosecutor can still make a case. While a prosecutor may still have a case against you, if your arresting officer failed to read you your Miranda rights there’s a chance that they may have made some other procedural errors that could help weaken the case against you. You shouldn’t hesitate to speak with a criminal defense attorney. If you want to discuss your arrest with an attorney, please call us now at (561) 622-5575 for a free consultation.

When your license is suspended, it is often possible to obtain a hardship license for commuting to places like your place of employment and school. There are a variety of factors on whether someone is eligible for a hardship license. If you are interested in obtaining a free consultation from our attorneys, contact our office today at (561) 622-5575.

Yes, we handle all types of misdemeanor and felony offenses. Call us today for a free consultation at (561) 622-5575.