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General Info: Ashley M. Aulls, P.A is a criminal defense attorney located in Brooksville, FL. He has dedicated 15 years of his time to serving clients from all backgrounds in the greater Hernando County, Citrus County, and Sumter County area.Attorney Aulls represents clients charged with all types of criminal charges including DUI, sex crimes, theft offenses, white collar crimes, domestic violence crimes, violent crimes, among others. Although Attorney Aulls defends all types of cases, his focus is DUI, misdemeanors, marijuana offenses and first-time offenders. Attorney Aulls accepts clients from many communities inside Central Florida, including: Brooksville, Weeki Wachee, High Point, Hernando Beach, and Hill 'n Dale.
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Divorce
Child Support
Fifth Judicial Circuit Court in Hernando County â€“ The Fifth Judicial Circuit Court in Brooksville hears felony, domestic relations, juvenile, probate, guardianship, child support, and civil cases exceeding $15,000 in controversy. This court serves Hernando County, Sumter County, Citrus County, Lake County, and Marion County; follow this link to go to the court’s homepage.
Guardianship
Guardianship â€“ If you have minor dependent children, this document will ensure your children are cared for by someone you appointed in the event of your death or incapacitation.
Child Abuse
Child Abuse/Neglect: Fla. Stat. Â§ 827 â€“ Both child abuse and neglect are serious offenses under Florida law. Child neglect is defined as a caregiverâ€™s failure to provide a child with the proper care, supervision, and services necessary to maintain the childâ€™s physical and mental health or a reasonable effort to protect the child from abuse, neglect, or exploitation by another person. Neglect can be one act or a series of acts. Child abuse is the intentional cause of physical or mental injury to a child, an intentional act that could result in such injury, or active encouragement by any person to commit an act that results in or could reasonably cause physical or mental injury to the child.

Criminal Defense
Use our form to request your confidential case evaluation. Our office will contact you as soon as possible to arrange for you to discuss the facts of your case with an experienced criminal defense or family law attorney in Brooksville, Florida.
DUI/DWI
Drunk driving, also known as driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while intoxicated (DWI), is a prominent issue and problem in the United States and Florida is no exception. Though progress has been made since the 1980s and 1990s, DUI arrests remain at a high rate despite countless awareness programs. Unfortunately, the high rate of DUI in Florida is due largely to the misunderstanding or misinterpretation of Florida DUI law by residents of Florida and its visitors.
Traffic Violations
Fleeing and Eluding: Fla. Stat. Â§ 316.1935 â€“ The offense of fleeing and eluding in Florida is known as fleeing or attempting to elude a law enforcement officer. This offense makes it unlawful for the driver of any vehicle to willfully refuse or fail to stop the vehicle after being ordered to stop by an authorized law enforcement officer or to willfully flee or attempt to elude an officer after stopping in compliance with his or her order to stop. It is also an offense to flee or attempt to elude an officer in an authorized patrol vehicle with sirens and lights activated. Aggravating circumstances include high speed, reckless driving, serious bodily injury, leaving the scene, and death.
Sex Crimes
The Law Office of Ashley Aulls, P.A. has practiced law since 1996. Ashley Aulls endeavors to give every clientâ€™s case the individual attention it needs, offering open communication and education on the offense at hand to each client. For your consultation on what The Law Office of Ashley Aulls, P.A. can do for your Spring Hill area sex crimes case, call (352) 593-4115 today.
Fraud
The unauthorized use of a credit card in Florida can result in charges of credit card fraud. A credit card can also be known as a debit card, bank service card, banking card, check guarantee card, credit plate, electronic benefits transfer (EBT) card or any other instrument or device issued for the use of the cardholder in obtaining money, goods, services, or anything else of value.
Robbery
Compared to other states, Florida has a moderate to moderate-high violent crime rate. In 2011, there were 134 robberies per 100,000 people and 348 aggravated assaults per 100,000 people. This means that law enforcement are on higher alert for incidents of assault, battery, and robbery and will not hesitate to make necessary arrests. These offenses are serious, and come with equally serious consequences. Consulting with an experienced Brooksville defense lawyer is strongly recommended to protect your rights if you have been arrested for a Hernando County violent crime offense.
Burglary
Burglary: Fla. Stat. Â§ 810.02 â€“ In Florida, the offense of burglary involves several different classes of offenses that depend on whether the place entered is a home/dwelling or not, whether it is occupied, and whether there are specific circumstances. Generally, burglary is when a person enters or remains without permission in a dwelling, structure, or conveyance with the intent to commit an offense inside.
Theft
Misdemeanors
All unauthorized uses of the same card in a six-month period are consolidated into a single charge. This can result in either a misdemeanor or felony offense, depending on the amount of money, goods, services, or anything else of value obtained with that card.
Drug Crimes
Since Florida earned its reputation for the availability and use of both illicit and prescription drugs, at one time known as the Oxy Express, it has also earned another reputation: a staunch, punitive approach to drug crime. With many of the drug crimes in Florida based on amounts, a case of simple possession can turn into something like drug trafficking with a relatively small amount, leading to even heavier penalties.
Assault
Florida Statute Â§ 741.28 defines domestic violence in this state as any assault, aggravated assault, battery, aggravated battery, or other criminal offense performed by one household or family member resulting in the physical injury or death of another family or household member. It is a hot-button issue in Florida, and whether the incident arose from a misunderstanding, false accusation, or a mistake makes no matter to the police officer when he or she puts the handcuffs on the alleged offender.
Juvenile Crimes
With years of experience serving the community’s legal needs and a family background of successful legal professionals lighting the way before him, Ashley Aulls knows what it takes to present a quality defense while treating his clients with respect. Ashley M. Aulls, P.A is a Florida criminal defense firm founded on the principle that the client is just as important as the case. Aulls works constantly toward building a strong understanding of and with his clients through educating them on the process and keeping communication lines open. If you have been charged with a misdemeanor or felony offense, such as marijuana possession, domestic violence, assault, theft, probation violation, or juvenile crime, contact Brooksville defense lawyer Ashley M. Aulls today. Early intervention is best, so it is important to contact the law firm as soon as possible after your arrest. Mr. Aulls will work directly with you on the details of your case to find out your needs and concerns and build a customized defense. Whether you need an attorney for a criminal or family law case, Ashley Aulls represents cilents in the courtrooms throughout Brooksville in Hernando County, Inverness in Citrus County, and Bushnell in Sumter County. Call (352) 593-4115 or send an online message and schedule your initial case consultation with dedicated criminal defense attorney Ashley Aulls. He can help you better understand your legal options and help ensure your constitutional rights are always protected.
Probation Violation
Chapter 948, Florida Statutes â€“ Follow this link to Chapter 948 of the Florida Statutes, which governs probation and community control, to explore possible terms of probation and what penalties you could be facing for a probation violation.
Homicide
Vehicular Homicide involving Leaving the Scene is a First Degree Felony punishable by a fine of not more than $10,000 and/or 30 years in prison.
Arson
Arson: Fla. Stat. Â§ 806.01 â€“ The act of arson is defined as any person who willfully and unlawfully, or while in the commission of any felony, damages or causes to be damaged an occupied or unoccupied structure or dwelling, or any other property of another or of the alleged offender by fire or an explosion.
Shoplifting
Property crimes are one of the most commonly charged and convicted offenses across every precinct in the United States. This is largely due to the false belief that doing something like shoplifting a small item or painting graffiti on a building is not a serious offense. However, Americans are proud of their property and endeavor to protect it â€“ therefore, the penalties for property crime are very real and very serious. Unfortunately, the attempt to lessen the number of property crimes has also led to people who have made an honest mistake being prosecuted to the full extent of the law. No matter the circumstances of your theft or property offense, an experienced criminal lawyer serving Hernando County and the surrounding areas can fight to protect your rights and to keep a conviction for the offense off your criminal record.
Restraining Order
At any time, a victim or a person who feels like he or she is in danger of becoming a victim of domestic violence can petition the court for a protective order/restraining order in Hernando County or the surrounding areas. If you have a protective order filed against you, you have the opportunity to defend against it in a protective order hearing. An experienced Brooksville domestic violence attorney can help you through this process, as well as defend against any criminal charges brought.
Forgery
Kidnapping
Manslaughter
The elements of Driving under the Influence Manslaughter requires proof beyond all reasonable doubt of the following elements...
Prostitution
Prostitution: Fla. Stat. Â§ 797.067 â€“ Also known as solicitation, prostitution is the giving or receiving of the body for hire for the purpose of sexual activity. In Florida, it is against the law to offer another or offer to secure another for the purpose of prostitution, to receive or agree to receive into a place and/or permit to remain any person for the purpose of prostitution, to offer or to commit prostitution, to solicit, induce, entice, or procure another to commit prostitution, or to purchase the services of any person engaged in prostitution. Related prostitution offenses include when a person chooses to...
Hit and Run
If property damage, bodily injury, death, or other factors are involved, they are considered aggravating circumstances and will increase the DUI penalties you face. DUI with property damage is a first-degree misdemeanor that comes with up to a year in jail and/or $1,000 in fines. DUI with serious bodily injury is generally a felony of the third degree and can result in up to $5,000 in fines and five years of prison. DUI manslaughter is generally considered a second-degree felony without additional aggravating circumstances such as hit-and-run and is punishable by up to 15 years in prison and $10,000 in fines. For any DUI offense, an experienced criminal defense lawyer taking DUIs is strongly recommended.

Property Damage
Leaving the Scene of an Accident: Fla. Stat. Â§Â§ 316.027, 316.061, 316.063 â€“ In Florida, every driver is legally obligated to stop and provide his or her name, address, and vehicle registration number of the involved vehicle after an accident involving property damage, damage to another vehicle, or injury or death to another person. His or her driver’s license must also be provided if requested. Sufficient aid must also be rendered to injured persons if need is apparent or help is requested. Failure to perform all of these requirements is illegal and classified as an offense according to the circumstances of the accident.

Personal Injury
What constitutes a criminal traffic offense in Florida generally has to do with whether or not the driver had the right to drive and if there was an accident, as well as if any property damage, personal injury, or death was involved in the incident. The more serious the circumstances of the vehicular crime, the higher class offense you will be charged with. Some of the Florida traffic offenses seen in the Hernando County area include the following...
Auto Accidents

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
All of this is possible with the proper estate planning. A detailed estate plan will ensure all your property/assets will be passed on to your loved ones if you pass away. It will also provide your family or loved ones with answers to the difficult healthcare/financial decisions that must be made in the event you become incapacitated.
Wills
Having a last will and testament will give the court some guidance on what to do with your estate. If you have a will established, the court wonâ€™t have to fall back on state probate statutes and your family wonâ€™t be required to pay expensive probate fees. The will can also appoint a family member or loved one to make important decisions and avoid family disputes.
Trusts
Minimize court costs, taxes, and unnecessary legal fees. This may include completing or updating beneficiary designations, funding assets into a living trust, and doing whatever needed to align your assets with your estate plan
Power of Attorney
Durable Power of Attorney â€“ Unfortunately, if you become disabled you will still be obligated to fulfill your financial concerns. Bills will still need to be paid and if you own a business, youâ€™ll need to find a way to continue operations without your input. These and other matters will need to be handled as efficiently as possible. Bestowing someone with power of attorney will allow them to conduct business on your behalf. However, you must ensure theyâ€™re granted durable power of attorney. The â€œdurabilityâ€ part of the document ensures the individual retains the power of attorney despite the fact youâ€™re disabled. That is because all powers of attorney will become ineffective if youâ€™re disabled unless you have durable power of attorney.
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