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What Are The Terms Of Probation?

By Kevin J. Kulik, P.A. |

Probation is an attractive option for many people. Our goal is to vigorously defend your case and not enter lightly into plea bargains that exchange your freedom for burdensome probationary terms. However, there are those cases for which probation is a good fit. Our approach is to fully develop multiple options for your defense,… Read More »

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Federal Crimes

By Kevin J. Kulik, P.A. |

Federal crimes differ from state crimes because they are crimes defined by federal legislation, rather than state legislation. Penalties and punishments for federal crimes are generally more stringent than those for state crimes. Most federal crimes take place on federal property or Indian reservations. Crimes like tax evasion require no specific location but are… Read More »

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Defense Of Charges Of Solicitation Or Prostitution

By Kevin J. Kulik, P.A. |

The players in solicitation or prostitution cases include the one soliciting, the one offering and, most typically, the undercover agent participating in the sting operation. Charges of this type damage your reputation and relationships. No one is immune to prosecution, from vacationers to public officials. If you have been caught in a sting operation… Read More »

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Unlawful Search And Seizure

By Kevin J. Kulik, P.A. |

Information from questionable informants, drug dog hits on property and items seized from homes are all the types of evidence people try to keep out of court by claiming the search and seizure was not valid. Ft. Lauderdale lawyer Kevin J. Kulik, PA has spent time as a state’s attorney and has experience working… Read More »

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Misdemeanor Or Felony?

By Kevin J. Kulik, P.A. |

Even though the distinction between misdemeanor and felony charges matters, most people think a misdemeanor charge should not be given as much thought as a felony charge. This misunderstanding can result in greater sentences, fines and penalties for misdemeanor charges than is otherwise necessary. While the jail time associated with a felony charge is… Read More »

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Defending Crimes Committed For Financial Gain

By Kevin J. Kulik, P.A. |

The housing crisis, economic downturn and a high rate of unemployment has led some people to acts of desperation: embezzlement, money laundering and concealment of assets on tax returns. These crimes are coined “white-collar crimes.” It takes a concentrated effort of knowing how the government gathers and presents evidence of a white-collar crime to… Read More »

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Gun And Weapons Charges In Florida

By Kevin J. Kulik, P.A. |

Recent news events put the State of Florida in the spotlight when it comes to gun ownership and control. The split of opinion as to the right to self-defense and when defense goes too far divides the country. The laws surrounding gun ownership are many and are sometimes hard to understand — when left… Read More »

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Sex Crimes

By Kevin J. Kulik, P.A. |

Few other crimes carry the social stigma and damage to reputation as sex crimes. Charges of rape, lewd acts and sex with a minor threaten your family relationships, continued employment and freedom. Defense against these crimes takes an attorney with the determination to present your case in the best possible light, when other lawyers… Read More »

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What Can I Expect From A Criminal Defense Attorney?

By Kevin J. Kulik, P.A. |

Criminal cases start with an offense and an arrest. The arrest warrant is issued by a judge who has examined the case and made a determination as to whether a warrant for arrest should be issued. Two of the things judges review when they decide whether to issue a warrant are:   That a complaint… Read More »

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What Happens At A Preliminary Hearing?

By Kevin J. Kulik, P.A. |

The preliminary hearing is the first time you appear in court, before the judge. After being charged with a crime, you must stand before the judge to hear the charges against you. The judge reads off the charges, advises you of your legal rights (such as the right to an attorney of your choice)… Read More »

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