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Drug possession charges can affect nearly every part of a person’s life, from employment to housing to personal freedom. In Florida, prosecutors often move quickly in these cases, relying on police reports and seized substances to build their arguments.

Facing a Driving While License Suspended (DWLS) charge in Florida can feel overwhelming, and many people are unsure about their next steps. A suspended license affects far more than the ability to drive; it can impact employment, family responsibilities, and long-term legal standing.

Few legal matters are as personal and emotional as those involving children. When parents separate or divorce, decisions about child custody and support determine not only where a child will live but also how they’ll be cared for and supported moving forward.

Domestic violence victims often face difficult decisions in family court, from securing protective orders to addressing custody and visitation. While Florida law provides specific protections to keep victims and children safe, managing these processes typically requires careful planning and substantial evidence.

Facing DUI or DWI charges can be one of the most stressful and overwhelming moments in a person’s life. The fear of losing your license, your job, and even your freedom can make everything feel uncertain.

When we hear the words "burglary" and "theft," we might think they mean the same thing. While both involve someone taking something that doesn't belong to them, they carry different legal meanings and consequences. Knowing the distinction between these charges is important, especially if you're dealing with law enforcement or court proceedings.

When substantial wealth is involved, issues from business valuations to tax consequences often carry greater weight than in more modest divorces. By knowing which factors impact high-net-worth divorce settlements, you’ll be better prepared to protect your interests and avoid surprises. At Archer Law, we help clients untangle intricate asset portfolios so they can reach fair outcomes. Florida courts follow equitable distribution principles, meaning assets are divided fairly but not necessarily equally. That leaves room for negotiation around contributions, earning capacities, and future needs.

Facing allegations of a sex offense can be one of the most devastating experiences a person can endure. Not only are the legal consequences severe—ranging from lengthy prison sentences to lifetime sex offender registration—but the social stigma is often immediate and irreversible.

Losing your driver's license can have a serious impact on your daily life. Whether it was suspended because of a DUI, unpaid fines, or accumulating too many points on your driving record, the process to get it back can feel overwhelming. License reinstatement involves meeting requirements that vary based on the reason your license was suspended or revoked.

Drug trafficking charges are some of the most serious offenses in Florida’s criminal justice system. Penalties can include lengthy prison terms, steep fines, and long-term consequences that affect every part of a person’s life. When someone facing drug trafficking charges also has a criminal history, the stakes become even higher.