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Understanding Criminal Offenses in Florida: Misdemeanors vs. Felonies

Facing criminal charges in Florida can be overwhelming, especially if you are unfamiliar with how offenses are classified and the potential consequences. The state divides crimes into two primary categories: misdemeanors and felonies. While misdemeanors carry lighter penalties, felony convictions can have life-altering consequences, including long prison sentences, loss of civil rights, and a permanent […]

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Florida’s New Hit-and-Run Laws

Hit-and-run accidents are a growing concern in Florida, with thousands of cases reported every year. In response, Florida lawmakers have enacted stricter penalties and new legal provisions in 2025 to curb this dangerous crime and protect victims. Whether you’re a driver, pedestrian, or cyclist, understanding these changes is crucial to staying informed and knowing your

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Florida’s 2025 Child Support Law Changes: What Parents Need to Know

Child support laws are designed to ensure that children receive the financial support they need from both parents. In 2025, Florida has introduced key changes to child support calculations, enforcement, and modifications that may impact parents who are currently paying or receiving support. At McGuire Megna Attorneys, we understand how important child support is for

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Spring Break Car Accidents: Increased Traffic Dangers

Florida is one of the top Spring Break destinations in the U.S., drawing millions of visitors every year to its beaches, nightlife, and entertainment hotspots. From Clearwater Beach and St. Pete Beach to Miami and Daytona, tourists and college students flock to the Sunshine State for fun in the sun. However, with large crowds, alcohol-fueled

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St. Patrick’s Day Safety Tips: How to Avoid a DUI in Pinellas County

St. Patrick’s Day is one of the biggest celebration days of the year, filled with parades, bar crawls, and plenty of green beer. While the holiday is known for its fun and festivities, it’s also one of the most dangerous times to be on the road. DUI arrests, car accidents, and alcohol-related incidents spike every

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No Property Taxes in Florida? What This Could Mean for You

Governor DeSantis’s Plan to Eliminate Property Taxes: Understanding What This Means for Florida Property Owners & Residents In February 2025, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis expressed support for a legislative proposal aimed at eliminating property taxes in the state. This initiative, introduced by State Senator Jonathan Martin through Senate Bill 852, seeks to commission a comprehensive

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Florida’s 2025 Insurance Law Changes: What Personal Injury Victims Need to Know

Florida’s insurance laws have undergone significant changes in 2025, affecting personal injury victims, policyholders, and legal claims. If you’ve been injured in a car accident, slip and fall, or any other incident caused by someone else’s negligence, it’s critical to understand how these updates may impact your ability to receive compensation. At McGuire Megna Attorneys,

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The Biggest Legal Trends in Personal Injury for 2025: What You Need to Know

Understanding Your Rights and Defenses Against Drug Charges in Pinellas County As we step into 2025, personal injury law continues to evolve with new challenges and trends that impact accident victims and legal professionals alike. From advances in AI-powered vehicles to the rise of e-scooter accidents and changes in insurance policies, staying informed is crucial

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Justice on Trial: Navigating Media Frenzy and Fairness in the Mangione Case

Social Media, Sensationalism, and the Search for Justice The 26-year-old accused of fatally shooting UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in New York City last month is not expected to return to federal court until mid-February. Initially set for January 18, Luigi Mangione’s indictment date was postponed to February 17 after both parties agreed to the delay.

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Facing Drug-Related Charges in the New Year: What You Need to Know

Understanding Your Rights and Defenses Against Drug Charges in Pinellas County As the new year begins, law enforcement agencies in Pinellas County often increase their focus on drug-related offenses. Whether it’s due to holiday celebrations carrying over into January or proactive policing initiatives, arrests for drug-related charges are common at the start of the year.

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