I've Been Arrested for Domestic Violence, What Happens at First Appearance?

Have you or a loved one been arrested for domestic violence in Florida? Wondering what happens next? Join Adam Rossen from the Rossen Law Firm as he breaks down the first appearance court process for domestic violence cases, also known as Magistrate Court.
In this video, you will learn:
• What constitutes domestic violence in Florida
• Types of domestic violence charges, from misdemeanors to serious felonies
• What happens after an arrest, including booking and waiting for the first appearance
• The role of the judge, prosecutor, and defense attorney at first appearance court
• Key decisions made at first appearance, such as bail, pretrial release, and no-contact orders
• How contact with the alleged victim and children is handled
• Tips for finding the right bail bondsman and attorney to help navigate the process
Key Points Covered:
• Domestic Violence Charges: Understand the range of charges from battery and assault to more severe felonies like DV by strangulation and aggravated battery.
• First Appearance Court: Learn why you must wait to see a judge and what happens during this critical hearing.
• Legal Representation: Discover the importance of having a skilled attorney by your side to negotiate and advocate for the best possible outcome.
• Pretrial Release & Bonds: Explore the different types of release options and the conditions that may be imposed, such as no-contact orders and supervised release.
• Contact Orders: Find out how contact with the alleged victim and children is managed and the possible stipulations involved.
• If you need immediate assistance or have questions about your specific situation, don't hesitate to contact the Rossen Law Firm at 754-206-6200. Our expert attorneys are here to help you through this challenging time.
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