Criminal Defense Attorney in Miami, Florida
  • (305) 315-5147
  • ^ Se Habla Español
Reynoso Erickson Law Firm Logo
  • Home
  • About
  • Criminal Defense
        • DUI Defense
        • White-Collar Criminal Defense
        • Theft Criminal Defense
        • Domestic Violence Defense
        • Federal Criminal Defense
        • Restraining Order
        • Risk Protection Order
        • Need a Strong Defense? Let’s Talk About Your Case.

          Contact Us
  • Family Law
        • Alimony
        • Child Custody & Time-Sharing
        • Child Support
        • Divorce
        • Domestic Violence Injunction
        • Enforcement & Contempt
        • Family Law Modifications
        • Prenuptial & Postnuptial Agreements
        • Property Division
        • Need Help with a Family Matter? Let’s Talk About It.

          Contact Us
  • Blog
  • FAQs
    • Criminal Defense FAQs
    • Family Law FAQs
  • Reviews
  • Contact
  • esp-flag
Reynoso Erickson Law Firm Logo
  • Home
  • About
  • Criminal Defense
    • DUI Defense
    • White-Collar Criminal Defense
    • Theft Criminal Defense
    • Domestic Violence Defense
    • Federal Criminal Defense
    • Restraining Order
    • Risk Protection Order
  • Family Law
    • Alimony
    • Child Custody & Time-Sharing
    • Child Support
    • Divorce
    • Enforcement & Contempt
    • Domestic Violence Injunction
    • Family Law Modifications
    • Prenuptial & Postnuptial Agreements
    • Property Division
  • FAQs
    • Criminal Defense FAQs
    • Family Law FAQs
  • Reviews
  • Contact
  • esp-flag
Why Florida Prosecutors Pursue Domestic Violence Cases Even When the Accuser Recants

Why Florida Prosecutors Pursue Domestic Violence Cases Even When the Accuser Recants

by Robert Erickson | Jul 9, 2026 | Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence Defense

Here’s a scene that plays out constantly. A couple gets into a heated argument, someone calls the police, and one partner ends up arrested. A few days later, tempers have cooled. The person who made the call wants to “drop the charges” — and then...
How to Defend Yourself Against False Domestic Violence Allegations

How to Defend Yourself Against False Domestic Violence Allegations

by Robert Erickson | Jul 16, 2025 | Domestic Violence Defense

False allegations of domestic violence can turn your life upside down in an instant. Whether motivated by anger, revenge, or an attempt to gain leverage in divorce or custody proceedings, false claims are alarmingly common. Unfortunately, the legal system often errs...
What Happens After a Domestic Violence Arrest in Florida?

What Happens After a Domestic Violence Arrest in Florida?

by Robert Erickson | May 21, 2025 | Domestic Violence Defense

A domestic violence arrest in Florida sets off a chain of events that can happen quickly and feel overwhelming. Many people assume that if the alleged victim doesn’t want to press charges, the case will just go away—but that’s not how it works. Understanding what to...

Recent Posts

  • What Makes a Florida Prenuptial Agreement Enforceable and What Voids One
  • How a Florida Risk Protection Order Takes Your Firearms Without a Criminal Charge
  • What Counts as a Substantial Change in Circumstances Under Florida Law
  • Can a Theft Charge Be Dropped If You Pay the Store Back
  • How Long a Divorce Takes in Miami-Dade County

Recent Comments

    Contact Info

    
    Call us
    (305) 315-5147
    
    Send Email
    info@reynosoerickson.com
    
    Address
    1801 NE 123rd St Suit 314
    North Miami, FL 33181

    Business Hours

    Monday
    Open 24 hours
    Tuesday
    Open 24 hours
    Wednesday
    Open 24 hours
    Thursday
    Open 24 hours
    Friday
    Open 24 hours
    Saturday
    Open 24 hours
    Sunday
    Open 24 hours

    Find Us

    © Copyright 2026 Reynoso Erickson Trial Law, PA | All Rights Reserved
    • Blog
    • Areas We Serve - Criminal Defense
    • Areas We Serve - Family Law
    • Privacy Policy
    • Accessibility Statement
    The information on this website is for general information purposes only. Nothing on this site should be taken as legal advice for any individual case or situation. This information is not intended to create, and receipt or viewing does not constitute, an attorney-client relationship.