Casanova Law

When your life and liberty are at stake, it is critical to seek the protection and guidance of a committed, qualified attorney. Casanova Law has the passion and experience to fight for your rights and freedoms. Our focus is providing superior representation in Criminal Defense, DUI, Traffic, and Immigration cases.

A criminal charge has the potential to affect your life and liberty. In some cases, a criminal conviction can have long-lasting consequences affecting many areas of life, including your job, your family and perhaps your status as a U.S. immigrant. When these interests are at stake, it is critical to seek the protection and guidance of a committed and qualified criminal defense attorney.

Read about Assault and Battery and why it is important to hire an experienced lawyer for your defense. The definition of Assault is the intentional threat of violence to another person combined with the apparent ability to carry out that threat imminently.

However, the law on Assault is actually much broader and includes scenarios where an accused never actually meant to hit another person; the mere threat of violence plus the alleged victim's fear can be enough to justify an Assault charge in Florida.If you have been accused of Assault, contacting an experienced criminal defense attorney with our team can help you better understand the nature of your charges and your options moving forward.

Read about Theft and Robbery in Florida and why you need experienced defense for these criminal charges. Theft is defined as obtaining or using the property of another with the intent to deprive the owner of his or her property. Even temporary use of a person's property with the intention to return it at a later time can be considered theft.

Learn about the criminal charges of Burglary and Trespass and how our criminal defense law firm can help. Burglary means entering a house, building or vehicle with the intent to commit a crime therein. Contrary to popular myth, the crime intended does not need to be theft - it could be any crime. Moreover, the crime does not actually need to be committed.