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If you're researching a DUI arrest, family law issue, or record sealing question, you likely want answers before you speak with a lawyer. The Taylor Waldrop Pribisco blog provides current, clearly dated posts that explain Florida DUI deadlines, court procedures, and record relief options in straightforward terms. Topics reflect real questions asked by clients in St. Augustine and across St. Johns County. When you're ready for case-specific advice, our local office is available to discuss your situation directly.

Recent Posts and Legal Updates

Felony vs. Misdemeanor in Florida: What’s the Real Difference?

Felony vs. Misdemeanor in Florida: What’s the Real Difference?

Quick Summary: In Florida, a misdemeanor is a lower-level crime punishable by up to one year in jail, while a felony is a more serious charge that can lead to more than a year in prison. Felonies...
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What Really Happens in the First 10 Days After a DUI Arrest in Florida

What Really Happens in the First 10 Days After a DUI Arrest in Florida

Quick Summary: After a DUI arrest in Florida, two separate tracks begin immediately. First, there’s the driver’s license issue—your right to drive is automatically at risk, and the clock starts...
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Documents You Need to Start the Florida Record Sealing or Expungement Process

Documents You Need to Start the Florida Record Sealing or Expungement Process

Quick Summary: To begin the Florida record sealing or expungement process through FDLE, you’ll usually need three things: (1) a certified disposition from the clerk, (2) your fingerprint card, and...
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Can Drug Possession Charges Be Reduced or Dismissed in Florida?

Can Drug Possession Charges Be Reduced or Dismissed in Florida?

Quick Summary: Yes—drug possession charges can be reduced or dismissed in Florida, but it depends entirely on the specific facts, the quality of the evidence, and whether law enforcement followed...
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