Will I have to go to jail for a third Florida DUI?

If you are convicted of a third Florida DUI, you may face jail time. This will depend on the timing of your previous DUI conviction and the specifics of your current Florida DUI charge.  If your third Florida DUI conviction comes within 10 years of your previous conviction, you will face a mandatory jail sentence of at least 30 days. …

What will a third Florida DUI cost me?

If you are convicted of a third Florida DUI, you may face costs that include court costs, fines, administrative fees, and various legal fees.  If you are found guilty of your third Florida DUI within 10 years of your previous DUI, you would face a maximum fine of $5,000. However, if your blood alcohol content (BAC) was measured at .20 …

Florida’s DUI Penalties – Third DUI Offense (Part A)

A 3rd DUI in Florida can result in significant penalties and fines. Besides these penalties, a 3rd DUI in Florida can result in a revocation of your driver’s license, jail time, and a permanent criminal record. However, the severity of the penalties will depend on the timing of your previous DUI convictions. If you are being charged with your 3rd …

What Defenses are Available for a Florida Suspended License Charge?

If you have been charged with driving with a suspended license in Florida, there is the chance that a Miami traffic defense attorney can help you beat your charge. To do so, you can show a judge that you were not aware of your driver’s license suspension in the first place. This is possible under Florida law. In Florida, if …

What is Florida’s Option 1 for Driving with a Suspended License?

In Florida, if you are charged with driving with a suspended license, you will face penalties including a fine, time in jail, and a permanent criminal record. However, under a new diversion program, you may be able to avoid these penalties by choosing Option 1. Beginning June 1, 2010, the Florida legislature has offered Option 1 to anyone caught driving …

What are the penalties for driving on a suspended license in Florida?

In Florida, if you are charged with driving with a suspended license, your penalties will depend on whether it is your first, second, or a subsequent violation. If you have questions regarding your penalties after a criminal conviction in Florida, you can contact an experienced Miami criminal defense attorney.  For a first offense of driving with a suspended license in …

Driving With a Suspended or Revoked License in Florida (Part A)

Driving with a suspended license in Florida can result in a serious criminal charge. If you are convicted of driving with a suspended license in Florida, this will be a second degree misdemeanor, which carries a maximum 60 day jail sentence, and a maximum $500 fine. If you never received notification that your license was suspended, a Miami traffic defense …

Driving With a Suspended or Revoked License in Florida (Part B)

Florida’s Option 1 Program  Since June 1, 2010, Florida has a new diversion program for anyone caught driving with a suspended license. Now, under the new program, violators can opt to attend a 4-hour driver improvement class, and pay a $150 fine. To partake of this option, you simply need to tell a judge that you are choosing Option 1.  …

What are the Penalties for SunPass Violations?

If you have received a SunPass Violations Warning Letter, you may have to pay a civil penalty of $100 or more.  Other penalties for SunPass violations include:                                 3 points assessed to your driver’s license (which may result in higher insurance rates); The suspension of your vehicle registration; and/or The suspension of your driver’s license.  The reason for your violation may …