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- Get legal help when accused of driving under the influence
- Push forward and never give up in the wake of criminal charges
- With tax season comes the potential of tax-related crimes
- Even with a prescription, driving on Xanax can cost you big
- Does more punishment solve the drug problem?
- What should you do if you believe a last will isn't valid?
- DUIs carry serious penalties, whether you are a celebrity or not
- Florida House could soon consider ignition interlock bill
- Expungement might be an option for you
- How are assault and battery charges dealt with in Florida?
- Challenging a will - difficult but not impossible
- Tax fraud denotes a serious and intentional act
- Drunk driving charges carry massive penalties
- What is the drug 'schedule' system?
- What happens when you refuse a breath test?
- Are you eligible for spousal support?
- Fight for the best resolution to white collar crime charges
- Experienced legal help necessary after a DUI charge
- Misdemeanors: serious crimes despite the perception
- After liquor store burns down, owner accused of tax fraud
- After an arrest, don't panic: Call an attorney
- Florida man facing charges after identity theft over 20 years ago
- What does it mean to plead no contest?
- Falsely accused of a crime? Know your legal options
- Flawed drug tests lead to wrongful convictions, incarceration
- Tax fraud vs. innocent mistakes
- This Independence Day, don't let a BUI jeopardize your freedom
- How serious is the incarceration problem in Florida?
- Number of "gray divorces" increasing rapidly across America
- What does it mean to have a record expunged?
- 5 factors that can make a DUI go from bad to worse
- What kinds of white collar crimes are there?
- What is required of registered sex offenders?
- Mitigating the consequences of an embezzlement charge
- Unique aspects of divorce for active duty or retired military
- Traffic stops can go from bad to worse if your car is searched
- Am I eligible to have a criminal record expunged?
- Are you facing marijuana possession charges?
- When witnesses are deemed not credible, charges can be dismissed
- Public shaming of white collar criminals: should we do it?
- What are 'Romeo and Juliet' laws in Florida?
- Sentenced to probation for a drug crime? What you need to know
- Is a criminal record plaguing your job search?
- Challenging your DUI charge can start with the traffic stop
- Expungement, appeals are options for those with criminal record
- How accurate are field sobriety tests anyway?
- Dividing assets in a Florida divorce can be far from simple
- Financial factors to consider with a DUI
- DUI expungement can really help you
- Military divorce: Can I relocate with my child when I get orders?
- The Dookhan Controversy: evidence mishandled, cases in limbo
- Can you defend against a DUI charge? Of course!
- What are the penalties for theft in Florida?
- Facing drug charges? Legal support vital every step of the way
- She said she was 18, but she's not: Can I face sex crime charges?
- Defining mortgage fraud in Florida
- How a minor drug offense could result in serious federal charges
- Being proactive critical when seeking expungement
- Are field sobriety tests always accurate?
- Prescription drug DUIs: A valid prescription is not enough
- Get legal help: Sex crimes carry immense penalties
- The many iterations of white collar crime
- What happens to military pensions in divorce?
- Your rights and sobriety checkpoints
- Penalties for a first time DUI offense in Florida
- Discussing assault and battery charges
- 2 questions about getting a criminal record sealed or expunged
- New report shows drugged driving on the rise
- Boating under the influence carries serious penalties
- Punishing nature of the law is a drag on society
- Police conduct, investigations are key parts to criminal charges
- Don't sit in your car if you're too drunk to drive
- What is an aggravated DUI?
- How high school reenactments can teach valuable DUI lessons
- Build a strong strategy to divorce with confidence
- Consider this when making your Florida parenting plan
- Are drunk driving checkpoints legally justified?
- Supreme Court weighs in on division of military benefits
- 3 common types of white collar crime
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James M. Burns
Pensacola, Florida-based attorney James M. Burns was born in Mobile, Alabama. He is a lifelong resident of the Gulf Coast region and an avid surfer. He has worked in the legal field for two decades handling a broad range of legal matters in both Florida and Alabama state and federal courts.
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