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Juvenile Diversion in Miami-Dade County and How It Keeps a Case Out of Court

Juvenile Diversion in Miami-Dade County and How It Keeps a Case Out of Court

by Robert Erickson | Aug 24, 2026 | Criminal Defense, Juvenile Defense

The call every parent dreads comes on a Tuesday afternoon. Your teenager has been picked up. A fight at school, something taken from a store, spray paint on a wall. Before the panic fully sets in, here’s something worth knowing: in Miami-Dade County a...
How to Protect a Juvenile Record from Impacting Future Opportunities

How to Protect a Juvenile Record from Impacting Future Opportunities

by Robert Erickson | Jul 30, 2025 | Juvenile Defense

A juvenile criminal record can cast a long shadow over a young person’s future if not handled properly. Even though juvenile court is supposed to focus on rehabilitation, a record can still affect college admissions, job opportunities, housing applications, and even...
Will My Child Be Tried as an Adult in Florida?

Will My Child Be Tried as an Adult in Florida?

by Robert Erickson | Jun 4, 2025 | Juvenile Defense

Few things are more frightening for a parent than learning their child has been arrested. In Florida, the fear can be even greater because minors charged with certain offenses can be prosecuted as adults. If your child faces serious charges, it’s essential to...

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