Juvenile Crimes

When a young person is arrested in Florida, the juvenile justice system works differently than adult court — but the consequences can still be serious and long-lasting. Depending on the charge and the circumstances, a juvenile can face detention, probation, mandatory programs, and in some cases, prosecution as an adult. Rose has worked with juvenile cases throughout her legal career and understands how to navigate the system in a way that protects a young person's future.

If your child has been arrested or is under investigation, the most important thing you can do is get legal help before anything is decided. Rose will meet with you and your family, explain what the process looks like, and work toward an outcome that gives your child the best chance to move forward. Call for a free consultation — she's available nights and weekends because families in crisis don't always have the luxury of waiting until Monday morning.