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The initial moments after a trucking accident are crucial to ensuring your well-being, protecting the well-being of others, and gathering important information and evidence. Swipe through to review the steps to take after a truck-driving accident. If you or someone you know is involved in a trucking accident, please feel free to reach out to our team. We are here to help.

This Veterans Day, we invite you to join us in honoring the brave men and women who have served our nation. Our veterans have shown incredible bravery, dedication, and resilience, ensuring our freedoms and security. Whether serving at home or abroad, in times of peace or conflict, their contributions are invaluable. To all the veterans in our network, thank you for your service.

As family lawyers, we understand that co-parenting can be challenging, especially during the holidays. The festive season should be a time of joy and togetherness, but it can also bring unexpected stress and conflict. That’s why our team prepared some tips to ensure a smooth season. If you’re a co-parent, swipe to read ↩️ Remember, the goal is to create wonderful holiday memories for you and your children. If you need assistance with co-parenting arrangements or any legal guidance, our team is here to help. Reach out anytime!

Question: If you ask a police officer whether they are a cop, do they have to tell you the truth? Answer: No. This may be surprising to some, but in some cases, police officers are permitted to lie about their identity to obtain information. This tactic is frequently used in undercover operations and interrogations. However, even though a police officer does not necessarily have to be honest with you, there are some things that they cannot do when trying to catch someone committing an illegal act, such as coercing someone into committing a crime. Understanding these nuances is vital for protecting your rights and the rights of those you love. If you have any questions or need legal assistance, our team is here to help. Give our office a call anytime.

Today, we are sending each of you our warmest wishes for a wonderful start to the fall season. As always, if you have questions or needs before the end of the year, do not hesitate to reach out. We are here to help.

Refused a Breathalyzer in Florida? Know Your Rights with Butash Law Group Attention Florida Drivers! Did you know that in Florida, refusing a breathalyzer test can lead to serious legal consequences, even if you’re not convicted of a DUI? It’s not just a matter of consent—it’s a criminal issue that can impact your future. What You Need to Know: 1. Implied Consent Laws: By driving in Florida, you’ve agreed to submit to breathalyzer tests if law enforcement requests them. Refusal can result in automatic license suspension and additional criminal charges. 2. Legal Ramifications: Beyond immediate penalties, a refusal can complicate your legal situation and influence your defense strategy. Butash Law Group specializes in defending clients facing the complexities of breathalyzer refusal charges. Our experience will help you navigate these legal challenges, protect your rights, and work towards the best possible outcome. Don’t Face This Challenge Alone! Contact Butash Law Group today for expert legal representation and ensure your rights are vigorously defended. Call us now to discuss your case and get the legal support you need. P: 813-341-2232 W: butashlawgroup.com

Have you been affected by emotional, physical, or reputational injury? We are here to get you the compensation you deserve. Give us a call today.

Non-Marital Claims to Real Property Protect Your Property Rights with Butash Law Group If you’re dealing with non-marital claims to real property, understanding your rights is crucial. Whether it’s separate property, pre-nuptial agreements, or equitable distribution, the complexities can be challenging. Key Points to Know: 1. Separate Property: Owned before marriage or acquired by gift/inheritance. 2. Agreements: Pre-nuptial or post-nuptial agreements define property rights. 3. Proof of Ownership: Documentation is essential to substantiate claims. 4. Joint Interests: Property can change from non-marital to jointly owned based on contributions. Butash Law Group offers expert guidance to navigate these issues and protect your property rights. Contact us today to ensure your non-marital property claims are handled effectively. P: 813-341-2232 W. butashlawgroup.com

Today, as we commemorate Patriot Day, we honor and remember the lives tragically lost on September 11, 2001. This solemn anniversary reminds us of the resilience, bravery, and spirit of unity that define us as Americans. Whether you have a personal memory of that day or know its impact through the stories of others, we hope you’ll join us in pausing to reflect on the freedoms we enjoy and the community we cherish. May we never forget.

6 Key Courtroom Decorum Tips from Butash Law Group Clients, Here's How to Shine in Court: 1. Dress Professionally: Choose business attire that reflects seriousness and respect for the court. A polished appearance helps make a strong, positive impression. 2. Be Punctual: Arrive early to avoid any last-minute stress and to show respect for the court’s time. Being on time sets a professional tone for your appearance. 3. Follow Courtroom Etiquette: Sit quietly, turn off electronic devices, and avoid side conversations. Show respect to the judge, opposing counsel, and court staff. 4. Speak Respectfully: Address the judge as “Your Honor” and communicate clearly and courteously. Wait for your turn to speak and avoid interruptions. 5. Stay Composed: Maintain your calm, even in tense moments. Emotional outbursts can hurt your case. A composed demeanor demonstrates professionalism. 6. Listen and Follow Directions: Pay attention to the proceedings and adhere to instructions from your attorney. Being attentive ensures you're prepared and informed. *Bonus* 7: Trust Your Attorney: Rely on Butash Law Group’s expert guidance. We’ll provide you with the necessary strategies and advice to navigate the courtroom effectively. At Butash Law Group, we’re dedicated to your success. Follow these tips, and together we’ll ensure you make the best impression possible in court. For more personalized advice and legal support, contact Butash Law Group today. P: 813-341-2232 W. butashlawgroup.com