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Phone: (561) 362-6677

Address: 370 Camino Gardens Blvd, Boca Raton, FL 33432

Website: http://www.charliemead.com/criminal-defense

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Child Support
People who fall behind on their child support payments can have their drivers license suspended under Florida law. If you are stopped and the officer discovers that you are driving on a suspended license, you could be looking at serious penalties including significant fines and jail time. Be sure that you have an experienced defense lawyer who can help to keep you out of jail and work to preserve your right to drive.
Child Abuse
At a time like this, you must be highly discerning and resist the temptation to tell your side of the story to everyone who will listen. It is imperative to your defense that you take these allegations seriously from the start and immediately consult an experienced defense attorney. Don’t make any statements to babysitters, teachers, healthcare professionals, police, or the Department of Children and Families concerning accusations of child abuse until you consult a knowledgeable attorney.

Criminal Defense
The law office of Charles B. Mead, Jr. P.A. in Boca Raton has been providing aggressive, results-oriented criminal defense representation to clients throughout South Florida for over 15 years. Attorney Charlie Mead dedicates his entire practice to criminal defense and protecting the rights of his clients above all else.
DUI/DWI
A first-time Florida DUI is serious on its own. However, when authorities charge you with multiple DUIs, the punishments associated with those charges will escalate quickly and exponentially. Florida courts have been cracking down on drunk drivers in recent years, especially repeat offenders, passing harsh sentences.
Traffic Violations
A lot of drivers don’t realize all of the rights they still have when they are ticketed for a traffic violation. Sure, you could avoid court and send money to cover the large fine, or simply show up unrepresented to contest the ticket and possibly pay a reduced fine, putting the matter behind you quickly. Either way, that ticket will still affect your Florida driver’s license.
Sex Crimes
When it comes to lewd and lascivious conduct and sex offenses, even accusations can cause harm to your reputation, your standing in the community, your career, your family, and your future. If someone alleges that you committed a sex offense, remember, you are still considered innocent until proven guilty by a jury of your peers.
Fraud
Double billing, overbilling, falsifying records, filing claims for services never rendered, using another person’s insurance card
Robbery
Most people equate the term “burglary” with breaking and entering. However, burglary charges may be pressed against you even if you didn’t physically crack the locks on a house, store, business, office, or other structure. If the window was open or the door was unlocked and you trespassed with the intention of breaking a law, it’s still burglary in the State of Florida. Unlike armed robbery, this crime is typically committed when no one else is on the property.
Burglary
When you’re convicted of a felony in the State of Florida, you lose some of your Constitutional Rights, such as the right to vote in elections and the right to bear arms. For the rest of your life, any time you move to a new community, you will have to notify law enforcement of your presence. The consequences of a Florida burglary conviction can limit both your civic and personal freedoms for several years.
Theft
Misdemeanors
An accusation of wrongdoing is one thing. A criminal charge? That’s something else entirely. There’s a gravity, an unavoidable and alarming significance to being arrested and charged with a misdemeanor or felony. You feel like your life–and your fate–are simply spinning out of control. At the end of the day, you can’t expect anyone who isn’t familiar with the Florida legal system to understand what it’s like stand in your shoes.
Embezzlement
Drug Crimes
Drug trafficking charges in the State of Florida are always serious. You will need an experienced, knowledgeable drug charge defense lawyer to help you avoid an excessive sentence and hopefully, get a second chance.
Assault
Though assault and battery are often mentioned in tandem, they are different charges carrying different penalties in the State of Florida. According to Chapter 784 in Florida statutes, law enforcement can arrest you for assault if you present the physical threat of harm against someone coupled with the perceived intent to follow through with that threat.
Juvenile Crimes
To protect your child’s rights and his or her future, please call attorney Charles Mead at (561) 362-6677 in Boca Raton, (561) 366-9565 in West Palm Beach, or (954) 493-7474 in Fort Lauderdale. Your initial consultation is confidential and as always, absolutely free.
Probation Violation
Identity Theft
Internet fraud happens when a user engages in misleading behavior online for monetary gain. This includes phishing, identity theft, setting up bogus charities, businesses, or investments, or stealing private financial information.
Homicide
In juvenile cases, it’s important to minimize the impact to the child’s record and reputation. This is the age of easily accessible information, so a juvenile record could easily be viewed by a college, a prospective employer, or anyone else with a laptop and an internet connection.
Arson
Shoplifting
All theft charges are serious, from petty shoplifting to grand theft auto. The state legislature has categorized theft into varying degrees of charges that carry different penalties.
Restraining Order
People who claim to be victims often become consumed with fear of being harmed in some way by the alleged stalker. Because there are stalking laws to protect them, these victims can report suspicious behavior to police and possibly file for a restraining order.
Forgery
Money Laundering
Manslaughter
If a Florida driver operates a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol and causes the death of another person, including a pregnant woman’s unborn child, it is DUI Manslaughter. This is either a first or second degree felony, and a serious offense, as anyone convicted of this charge receives mandatory sentencing in the State of Florida.
Internet Crimes
Internet crime has become so widespread that the FBI now has teams of investigators, attorneys, and prosecutors who exclusively pursue charges against alleged offenders. It is incredibly easy to become involved in illegal activity online if you aren’t paying attention or if you simply aren’t fully informed on current internet law.
Prostitution
Sexual Battery – Rape – Date Rape – Sex Crimes – Sex Offenses – Unlawful Sodomy – Human Trafficking – Prostitution – Child Pornography

Sexual Harassment

Real Estate Litigation
Property Damage
When it comes to burglary, sentencing varies depending on the severity of the charges, and on the circumstances surrounding the crime. Often burglary is charged as a first-degree felony, which means prison time if you’re convicted. The sentence becomes harsher for aggravated burglary (indicating the presence of a weapon), or if the burglary caused victims a large amount of losses and property damage.

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