Arrested While Visiting South Florida on Vacation?

South Florida, specifically Miami Beach (i.e. South Beach) and Ft. Lauderdale are popular tourist destination spots where people from throughout the country come down to relax and unwind.  Getting arrested and taken to jail while on vacation is never part of the vacation itinerary. Unfortunately, such has become a common theme with many of our clients.  

You do not have to be a resident of Florida to be arrested and charged with a criminal offense here.  Our attorneys have represented many clients who were arrested in South Florida while on vacation.  Often times, we are able to resolve their case without the client ever having to incur the enormous expense of coming back to South Florida to attend court.   

If you are charged with a criminal offense while visiting South Florida, it is important that you hire a criminal attorney to fight for your rights and vigorously defend you while you move on with your life at home. The attorneys at Hager & Schwartz, P.A. have dedicated their practice to criminal defense and have helped countless numbers of visiting and vacationing travelers just like you. Rest assured that our attorneys will do everything possible to avoid the need of you having to travel back to South Florida to appear in court.  We may even be able to get your case dismissed without you having to appear in court.

To get started, please contact our office, toll free at (866) 850-7575 and we will immediately begin to work on your case.

The lawyers at Hager & Schwartz, P.A. represent individuals arrested throughout Miami Dade County, including Miami Beach (South Beach), Broward County (Ft. Lauderdale), Volusia County (Daytona Beach), and Palm Beach County (West Palm Beach).  Many of these individuals may have been arrested during Winter Break, Spring Break, on summer vacation, or while visiting family and/or friends. If you have been arrested while on vacation in South Florida, you need the assistance of an experienced criminal defense lawyer in South Florida.  Contact our office immediately as our attorneys are available 24 hours a day/7 days a week.