Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida

Re: warrent

I practice in Miami-Dade and have dealt with this exact issue quite a few times. It really depends on the judge. For instance, if you were to hire me, I would be able to speak with the judge and the state attorney and tell them the circumstances of your case (that you want to rectify your case but live out of state.) I can then ask them to allow you to avoid coming to Miami to post a new bond. It is not guaranteed that the judge would allow that to happen; he/she may demand that you appear before the court and post an increased bond. I have had luck in the past though.

Once this detail is taken care of, you then have to take care of the actual dui charge itself.

I am available 24/7, so if you have any questions please do not hesitate to call and we can consult for free over the phone as I would need more details to properly inform you.

All My Best,

Joseph Vredevelt

http://www.305duilawyer.com