- Failure to Report

- New Criminal Offense

- Positive Drug Test

- Traveling without Permission

If you're on probation in the State of Florida, it's essential to be aware of the laws governing probation violations. Probation is a court-ordered alternative to incarceration, allowing individuals to serve their sentences in the community under specific conditions.

In Florida, violating probation can lead to serious consequences, potentially resulting in the revocation of probation and the imposition of the original sentence. Common reasons for probation violations include:

Failure to Pay Fines or Restitution: Not meeting financial obligations ordered by the court.

Positive Drug Tests: Testing positive for prohibited substances.

Commission of New Crimes: Engaging in criminal activities while on probation.

Failure to Complete Required Programs: Not fulfilling court-ordered counseling, community service, or other mandated programs.

- Homicide

- Aggravated Battery

- Robbery

- Sexual Assault

In the State of Florida, the legal landscape surrounding violent crimes is complex, and understanding your rights is crucial. Florida defines violent crimes as offenses that involve the use or threat of force, causing harm or fear. Charges can range from assault and battery to more severe offenses like homicide or armed robbery.

It's essential to know that Florida has mandatory minimum sentencing laws for certain violent crimes, and penalties can be severe, including lengthy prison sentences and substantial fines. Your choice of legal representation is pivotal. At Chapman Law, we specialize in navigating the nuances of Florida's legal system, employing a strategic approach to build a robust defense tailored to your unique case.

- Fraud

- Forgery

- Identity Theft

- Money Laundering

White-collar offenses, such as fraud, embezzlement, or forgery, are typically non-violent crimes committed for financial gain. Often, those accused find themselves caught in the crossfire of intricate financial transactions or ambiguous regulatory frameworks. At Chapman Law it is our mission is to empathetically navigate these cases, providing a staunch defense that unravels the intricacies of financial allegations. We understand that good people can become ensnared in complicated financial situations, and our focus is on ensuring their side of the story is heard with diligence.

Facing white-collar crime allegations can be overwhelming, impacting not only an individual's reputation but also their professional and personal life. Our goal is to guide you through the legal intricacies with empathy, ensuring that your rights are protected and your story is presented in the most sympathetic light possible. If you find yourself facing white-collar crime charges in Florida, know that you have an advocate who understands the nuances of these cases and is dedicated to securing the best possible resolution for you.

- DUI

- Reckless Driving

- Driving with a Suspended License

- Speeding

In the labyrinth of Florida's traffic laws, individuals may find themselves entangled in legal complexities that demand astute navigation. For many, unforeseen circumstances or momentary lapses can lead to charges that carry serious consequences. Whether facing allegations of speeding, reckless driving, or more severe offenses like DUI, at Chapman Law we understand that behind every traffic charge is a person grappling with the weight of legal scrutiny. 

From negotiating reduced charges to presenting compelling defenses, the goal is to ensure that the accused receives fair treatment and a chance for redemption. At Chapman Law we acknowledge the anxiety that accompanies traffic-related legal troubles and are committed to providing dedicated advocacy, tirelessly working to minimize the impact on the individual's driving record and overall life.

- Resisting without Violence

- Simple Battery 

- Trespassing 

- Petit Theft

In the State of Florida, misdemeanors are criminal offenses that, while less severe than felonies, still carry the potential for significant consequences. For individuals facing misdemeanors, the stakes may feel high, but it's important to remember that everyone makes mistakes. Misdemeanors encompass a range of offenses, from petty theft and simple assault to disorderly conduct, and our dedicated attorneys are here to craft a defense strategy that aims to mitigate the impact on the defendant's life.

Facing a misdemeanor charge can be daunting, but our experienced legal team is committed to ensuring that the defendant's side of the story is heard. Our goal is not only to defend against the immediate charges but also to support clients in moving forward with their lives, minimizing the potential long-term repercussions of a misdemeanor conviction.