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Florida Court Process for Petit Theft and Grand Theft Cases | Expert Legal Guide by Rossen Law Firm

Welcome to our channel! In today's informative video, Adam Rossen, founder and CEO of the Rossen Law Firm, brings you a comprehensive breakdown of what happens in court for a petit theft or grand theft case in the state of Florida. If you or someone you know is facing these charges, this video is a must-watch to understand the court process and make informed decisions. At the Rossen Law Firm, we are a dedicated team of criminal and white-collar defense attorneys based in South Florida. Our mission is simple – to help good people when bad things happen. With years of experience and numerous successful cases under our belt, we are passionate about fighting for our clients' rights and achieving the best possible outcomes. When you find yourself charged with petit theft or grand theft, the arraignment is your first significant court date. Pleading guilty at this stage is not advisable, as it can lead to unnecessary penalties. Our experienced lawyers always plead "not guilty" on behalf of our clients to ensure we have ample opportunity to strategize and build a strong defense. We understand the importance of your time and your life. That's why, when possible, we waive our clients' appearances for certain court dates, saving them the hassle of taking time off work or dealing with unnecessary stress. Learn about the subsequent court dates, including pretrial conferences, case disposition, and speedy trial requirements. Our expert attorneys will guide you through the process, explaining when waiving speedy trial may be beneficial for your case. In Florida, we have unique advantages when it comes to taking depositions in felony cases. Discover how this valuable tool can make a significant impact on the outcome of your case, and why we believe it's one of our greatest assets for success. Our firm is passionate about filing motions to suppress evidence in cases involving potential violations of your constitutional rights. Find out how this defensive strategy can lead to reduced charges or even case dismissals. ⚖️ Disclaimer — This video is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. No attorney-client relationship is formed by viewing or commenting. This information is not legal advice on your case or specific situation. If you are interested in forming an attorney-client relationship, please contact our office. Contact Us: 📞 Phone: 754-206-6200 🌐 Website: https://www.rossenlawfirm.com/ Follow Us: 👍 Facebook -   / rossenlawfirm   🐦 Twitter -   / rossenlawfirm   📸 Instagram -   / rossenlawfirm   💼 LinkedIn -   / rossen-law-firm   Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more legal insights and updates! #FloridaCourtProcess #PetitTheft #GrandTheft #CriminalDefense #LegalExperts #RossenLawFirm #SouthFloridaLawyers #CourtProcessExplained #ExpertAdvice #SubscribeNow