FAQs | Stevens Law P.A.

Q: What should I do if I am contacted or arrested in a john case?

If law enforcement contacts you or you are arrested, it is important to avoid making statements without legal counsel. Speaking with a qualified Florida criminal defense attorney can help you understand the charges, potential consequences for a John Case , and available legal options.

Q: Can I be charged even if no sexual act occurred?

Yes. Florida law allows charges to be filed based on alleged intent of sexual act. Communications such as text messages, phone calls, or online messages may be used as evidence even if no money was exchanged and no act took place.

Q: What types of criminal cases does Stevens Law P.A. handle?

Stevens Law P.A. handles a wide range of criminal cases, including misdemeanors, felonies, DUI charges, drug offenses, theft, violent crimes, and more. We provide personalized defense strategies tailored to the unique circumstances of each case.

Q: How does Stevens Law P.A. approach criminal defense?

At Stevens Law P.A., our approach to criminal defense is centered on understanding each client's personal story and the specifics of their case. We combine thorough legal knowledge with strategic planning and aggressive advocacy to protect our clients' rights and achieve the best possible outcomes.

Q: What are the possible outcomes of a criminal case?

The outcome of a criminal case depends on various factors, including the charges, evidence, and defense strategy. Possible outcomes include dismissal of charges, reduced charges through a plea deal, acquittal (not guilty verdict), or conviction. At Stevens Law P.A., we carefully analyze each case to determine the best course of action and work tirelessly to achieve the most favorable outcome for our clients, whether that means negotiating a plea deal or fighting for an acquittal in court.