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Being Convicted of a DUI can and often does change one’s life. If you have questions pertaining to being accused, being convicted, your dui record or more- please contact us.

The hard truth about DUI in Florida is that a conviction stays on your permanent criminal record for 75 years. By state law, DUI charges can’t be sealed or expunged; however, there are two ways to “remove” a charge.

Do you know the difference between being indicted vs charged? Knowing the definition of each and hiring a knowledgeable and aggressive attorney could mean the difference between probation or incarceration and being charged with a felony or a misdemeanor.

If you have been arrested for driving under the influence, you may be facing a custodial sentence, losing your license, or a hefty fine. Choosing the right DUI lawyer is crucial.

Sometimes life can throw you a curveball. Being charged with a third-degree felony in Florida is a life-changing event.

An accident is the last thing you want when traveling on the road. It’s scary. Unfortunately, according to the National Safety Council, since 2014 there has been no sign of a decrease in the total number of traffic fatalities in the U.S.

Divorce is an emotional roller coaster, and litigation can be the scariest part. From child custody to property division, the legal process has the potential to make things worse.

If you or someone close to you has been charged with possession of a controlled substance or another drug-related crime, it is in your best interest to seek professional help. Penalties for drug crimes can be very severe in the Florida area, so let us help you at The Law Office of Gutin & Wolverton.

While there is no DWI in Florida, that doesn’t make the consequences (both legal and personal) and DUI penalties in Florida any less severe. Here, we’re outlining everything you need to know about DUI penalties in Florida, so you can protect yourself if pulled over – and hopefully, stop yourself from getting behind the wheel in the first place.

So you’ve already been through the scariness and discomfort of getting a first DUI in Florida. You were probably afraid and worried about what would happen next.