Practical guides on Florida criminal defense, personal injury, and civil litigation from the Law Offices of Andre A. Rouviere. Written for people facing a legal situation right now, not abstract overviews.
Most speeding tickets in Florida are civil infractions resolved with a fine, and at 30 mph or more over the limit Florida already required a court hearing. Since July 1, 2025, the highest speeds can bring something more serious. Florida Statute 316.1922 created a criminal charge for extreme speeding. What the Super Speeder Law Says
When Does a Speeding Ticket Become a Criminal Charge in Florida? Read More »
Viral videos show speed cameras ticketing I-95 drivers. They’re real, but they’re in Delaware, not Miami. A Miami traffic attorney explains what Florida law actually allows.
Are There AI Speed Cameras on I-95 Through Miami? Read More »
A police officer at the door. An accusation you know is not true. In Florida, that sequence commonly ends in an arrest, even when the facts are weaker than they sound. False domestic violence accusations are more common than people realize. They surface most commonly in divorces, custody battles, breakups, and disputes between family members
What Should You Do If You’re Falsely Accused of Domestic Violence in Florida? Read More »
Within 24 hours of being arrested in Miami-Dade County, almost every person taken into custody appears before a judge. This is called the first appearance hearing, and it is commonly the most important 10 minutes in the early life of a criminal case. Most people walking into first appearance have never seen one before. Their
How Do First Appearance Hearings Work in Miami-Dade? Read More »
Flashing lights in the rearview mirror at night. Your stomach drops. You had a glass of wine at dinner three hours ago. Now you have to make a series of decisions in the next 20 minutes that could affect your driving record, your job, and your freedom. Florida DUI law is unforgiving. The penalties are
What Happens If You’re Pulled Over for DUI in Florida? Read More »
A car accident in Florida is over in seconds, but the next 72 hours shape how your insurance claim plays out. A Coral Gables attorney walks through what to do at the scene, how to handle insurance adjusters, and the two Florida deadlines that catch people off guard.
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An arrest in Miami-Dade County happens fast, often without warning. What you do in the first 24 hours has an outsized impact on what happens next. A Coral Gables attorney walks through what to say, what to avoid, and how to protect yourself when everything feels out of control.
What Should You Do If You’re Arrested in Miami-Dade County? Read More »
