Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida

Re: assultt

Please oontact me at www.richardhornsby.com I will gladly refer you to a qualified attorney in ocala.

Re: assault

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It is impossible to say what your husband is facing without knowing much more than you stated or can be covered in this brief space. Your husband can retain an attorney who can try to make a deal with the state attorney's office for a plea depending on his priors and how serious the offense was in these cases. In the worst case scenario, by having an attorney inquire in advance, your husband will know before coming to Florida what he might expect from the court regarding these charges.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

Re: assultt

You husband's Florida cases will have to be dealt with in Florida.