Author Archives: Jay Butchko
Police ‘WolfPack’ Targets DUI Drivers In Pinellas County
Driving under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or even certain types of medications increases car accident risks. As a result, police are serious in their efforts at apprehending offenders. Local law enforcement officials from cities throughout our area coordinate and work together several times a year under the moniker of ‘The Wolf Pack’. One… Read More »
What To Expect When Getting A Divorce in Seminole
If you are considering a divorce in Seminole, you likely have many questions. Our Seminole divorce attorney explains some of the general issues dealt with during divorce proceedings and what to expect when getting a divorce in Pinellas County. Issues Addressed In A Pinellas County Divorce Each divorce is different. However, there are issues… Read More »
Distracted Driving A Leading Cause Of Car Accidents In Pinellas County
Multi-tasking is something many of us do both in our personal and professional lives. Juggling multiple responsibilities at once is a necessity in some cases, but it can prevent us from giving individual people and/or activities our full attention. This can be dangerous, particularly when behind the wheel. Distracted driving is one of the… Read More »
Seven Common Defenses To Criminal Charges In Pinellas County
When you face any type of criminal charges in Seminole, it is important to get an experienced Pinellas County criminal defense attorney on your side right away. Even if you are not guilty, you could still end up being convicted and facing potentially severe penalties. Thinking of defending yourself? This is generally a bad… Read More »
Why It Is Important To Get A Court Order For Child Support In Florida
While parents may break up and no longer live together, they both still have an obligation to provide financially for their children. In some cases, informal arrangements are made rather than going to court. Even if this is working out for you now, it could create problems in the future. Find out why getting… Read More »
Five Common Problems With A Do-It-Yourself Divorce
One of the amazing things about the internet is that it offers easy access to the instructions, tools, and materials you need to complete any type of do-it-yourself project. However, ask anyone who has undertaken home renovations, followed a gourmet recipe, or been inspired by a Pinterest post and they will tell you that… Read More »
Your Rights In Videotaping Police Interactions In Florida
Disturbing incidents involving police abuses and allegations of misconduct have regularly made headlines over the past several years. Many of these involve serious personal injuries suffered both by alleged suspects and innocent bystanders, with an alarming number of incidents proving fatal for those involved. In many cases, the only reason the public is aware… Read More »
How A Recently Passed Senate Bill Could Impact Your Rights To Alimony In Seminole
Alimony often plays a major role in divorce recovery. It helps you maintain the same standard of living you enjoyed over the course of your marriage during what is often a difficult transition period after. In cases of a divorce after a long-term marriage, permanent alimony can help to ensure you are provided for… Read More »
Massage Parlor Raids Leave Seven People Facing Serious Criminal Charges In Pinellas County
There are numerous therapeutic benefits of getting a massage and facilities offering them and other spa treatments are a common sight throughout Pinellas County. However, some of these businesses provide additional, illicit services, engaging in prostitution and exploiting the young women who work for them. A recent raid of a dozen massage parlors in… Read More »
What NOT To Do When Getting A Divorce In Florida
“I’m thinking of getting a divorce-what should I do?” This is a common question our Seminole divorce attorneys hear from our clients. While there are some tasks you will need to complete as part of the process, equally important is what you do NOT do. Certain actions you take can negatively impact your case… Read More »