Question 1

Do you offer free consultations?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we offer free initial consultations for most cases. This gives you the opportunity to discuss your situation confidentially and understand your legal options before making any commitments.

Question 2

Are you available after hours or on weekends?

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Absolutely. We answer calls 24/7 because legal emergencies don't follow business hours.

Question 3

What areas do you serve?

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We proudly serve clients across Miami-Dade and Broward County, and provide representation throughout Florida in both state and federal courts.

Question 4

How much does it cost to hire a lawyer?

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It depends on the type of case. Personal injury, workers' comp, and many other civil cases are handled on a contingency basis, meaning you don't pay unless we win.

Question 5

Do I have a valid personal injury claim?

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If you were injured due to someone else's negligence — such as a driver, business, or property owner — you may have a claim.

Question 6

What compensation can I recover after a car accident?

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You may be eligible to receive payment for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and future care needs.

Question 7

Is Florida a no-fault state for car accidents?

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Yes, but serious injuries may qualify you to file a third-party claim for additional compensation beyond PIP coverage.

Question 8

What types of family law cases do you handle?

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We help clients with divorce, custody, child support, alimony, visitation, and protective orders.

Question 9

Are Florida family court records public?

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Generally yes, but some sensitive matters (like adoptions or abuse claims) may be sealed.

Question 10

Do both parents have equal custody rights in Florida?

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Florida law prefers shared parenting unless there is evidence that one parent is unfit.

Question 11

What is civil litigation?

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It refers to lawsuits between individuals or businesses over disputes like contracts, property damage, and liability issues.

Question 12

What should I do if my property insurance claim is denied?

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Contact an insurance claim dispute attorney immediately. Insurers often underpay or reject valid claims.

Question 13

Can I sue my insurer for acting in bad faith?

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Yes. Florida law allows you to seek additional damages if your insurance company violates its obligations.

Question 14

What counts as medical malpractice?

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When a healthcare provider's negligence causes harm, such as surgical errors, delayed diagnosis, or medication mistakes, you may have grounds for a malpractice claim.

Question 15

Is there a deadline to file in Florida?

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Generally, you have 2 years from discovery, but no later than 4 years from the incident, with exceptions for minors or fraud.

Question 16

What damages can I recover?

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Compensation may include medical costs, pain and suffering, future care, lost income, and in extreme cases, punitive damages.

Question 17

What's the difference between state and federal charges?

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Federal charges involve violations of U.S. law and are prosecuted in federal court (e.g., drug trafficking, wire fraud). State charges involve violations of Florida law (e.g., DUI, assault).

Question 18

What should I do if I'm under investigation or arrested?

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Stay silent and contact a criminal defense attorney immediately. Anything you say can be used against you.

Question 19

Can charges be dropped or reduced?

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In some cases, charges may be reduced or dismissed, especially with early legal action.

Question 20

Can you help with green card applications or deportation defense?

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Yes. We handle family-based petitions, naturalization, DACA, asylum, removal proceedings, and more.

Question 21

How long does the immigration process take?

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It varies greatly depending on the visa type, application, and country of origin.

Question 22

Do I need a lawyer for an immigration interview or court hearing?

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While not legally required, having a knowledgeable immigration attorney greatly increases your chances of success.

Question 23

Who qualifies for workers' comp in Florida?

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Almost all employees, including part-time and some misclassified workers, are entitled to benefits after a work-related injury.

Question 24

Do I need a lawyer to file a work comp claim?

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Not always, but it's highly recommended. Insurers may deny valid claims or limit benefits.

Question 25

What if my employer says I'm an independent contractor?

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You may still qualify for benefits if you were misclassified.

Question 26

What should I do if I'm served with a lawsuit?

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Do not ignore it. Time is critical. Contact a litigation defense attorney in Miami, FL, to respond before a default judgment is entered.

Question 27

Can I settle before trial?

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Yes. Most civil lawsuits resolve through settlement or mediation.

Question 28

How can I protect my business during a lawsuit?

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Work with a litigation defense law firm experienced in protecting business assets, confidential information, and limiting liability exposure.

Straight answers, before you even pick up the phone.

General

Personal Injury & Car Accidents

Family Law

Civil Litigation

Property & Casualty Claims

Medical Malpractice

Criminal Defense

Immigration

Workers' Compensation

Litigation Defense

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