Criminal Defense
Once you are arrested, then an arraignment will ensue. Read on to learn more about the arraignment process when it comes to a bench warrant.
Missing a court date could mean additional charges and a bench warrant. Hager & Schwartz, P.A. explains what excuses are considered valid for failing to appear in court.
Missing your court date can get you into serious hot water. Hager & Schwartz, P.A. explains how to avoid charges and other serious consequences.
Bail jumping can mean additional charges besides forfeiting bail. Hager & Schwartz, P.A. explains what you need to know.
In Florida, a person can be accused of capital sexual battery when they have nonconsensual sex with a minor under 12 years of age. Learn more on our blog.
In Florida, if a person is suspected of a drug crime and they destroy evidence, they could be charged with tampering. Read on for more.
We are excited to announce that Attorney John S. Hager and Attorney Brett M. Schwartz have been selected to the 2020 Super Lawyers List. Read on for more.
If the governor declares a state of emergency, the level of charges for burglary and theft increases by one degree. Learn more on our blog.
Our Miami criminal defense attorneys explain everything you need to know to ensure your social media posts don’t negatively impact your domestic violence case on our latest blog.
Our Florida criminal defense attorneys explain everything you need to know about defending your future from domestic violence charges on our newest blog.
If you knowingly allow someone to sell drugs from your home, you can be convicted of a felony and sentenced to prison. Learn more on our blog.
If you have a loved one in prison and are concerned about their health during COVID-19, you can seek early release through compassionate relief. Read on for more.
Our Miami criminal defense attorneys explain everything you need to know about gender and domestic violence cases on our latest blog.
Copyright infringement occurs when someone uses another person's protected works without their express permission. Learn more on our blog.
Per health and safety guidelines concerning COVID-19, Broward County courts will cancel some legal proceedings and only hear essential cases. Read on for more.
