If You Have Been Served With A Lawsuit Do Not Wait To Contact An Attorney
Mon, Jan 29, 2018
In almost all civil lawsuits, once an individual is served they have twenty days to file a formal response with the court. If they do not, they risk having a default entered against them whereby they lose the right to formally defend the action brou... Read More
A Good Divorce - Is there such a thing?
Mon, Jan 08, 2018
2018! A brand new year to welcome! Full of new experiences! Chances are one of those experiences may be a divorce. Can divorce ever be a good thing? The answer is yes! and it largely depends on you- your attitude toward the process and toward your s... Read More
It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year...
Fri, Dec 22, 2017
The holiday season is upon us, and during this festive time, local and state law police are out in force monitoring for DUI, with more police patrols, and with DUI Check Points. If you are stopped while driving, and it turns into a DUI Investigation,... Read More
No Solicitation, No Knock and Talk?
Thu, Nov 02, 2017
In a recent ruling by a Florida appeals court, an interesting legal decision was made in regards to a search and seizure by law enforcement at a person’s home for drugs, per a search warrant. As a reminder, under both the United States and Florida Co... Read More
What to Expect Out of Your Free Daytona Criminal Law Consultation
Fri, Oct 13, 2017
Taking the first step toward legal guidance during your criminal case can be frightening and can feel overwhelming. Daytona’s criminal defense board certified attorney, Phil Bonamo, is sharing practical information on what to expect out of your initi... Read More
No Driver’s License, No Problem?
Mon, Oct 09, 2017
In a ruling in late September 2017, the Florida Supreme Court ruled that if a person does not have a driver’s license, for if he/she never obtained one, and that person is pulled over for a traffic stop infraction, such as speeding, that person can o... Read More
Collaborative Divorce and Family Law Practice
Wed, Oct 04, 2017
The Florida legislature recently passed legislation and the Supreme Court implemented new rules governing collaborative practice in family law. Read More
