Daytona Beach
Felony Crime Attorney & Lawyer
A felony conviction
could have a serious impact upon your life. The
loss of your civil rights will include your right to
vote, your ability to sit on a jury, and your right
to own, use, or possess a firearm.
Convicted felons are
often prohibited from employment in occupations
involving the handling of money or valuables.
A felony crime conviction can also be a significant
stumbling block if you later decide to pursue
a professional field of employment, such as
medicine, nursing, teaching, real estate, financial
services, or the practice of law.
If you are already
licensed in a particular profession, a felony crime
conviction could result in a review of your
"character and fitness", jeopardizing your ability
to continue to work in that field.
As a law firm providing
experienced Felony Charge Defense Attorney & Lawyer
legal services, assisting Palm Harbor,
Clearwater, New Port Richey and Southwest Florida
area residents with felony defense
legal issues, we are committed to protecting the
legal rights of each and every client, while always
striving to provide the highest standard of legal
representation.
If you have been charged with
a felony crime, make
sure your legal rights are protected by seeking the
legal advice of an experienced
Daytona Beach,
Ormond Beach,
Palm Coast,
Port Orange,
Bunnell,
Deland,
Deltona,
New Smyrna
beach.
Attorney Gregory
Wagner
felony
defense attorney & lawyer.
Contact
the
Law Office of
Gregory M.
Wagner,
P.A.,
today by calling by (386) 252-3607
to
schedule a confidential legal consultation.
Call today for your free consultation. (386) 252-3607
121 Fairview Ave Daytona Beach Florida 32114
In the State of Florida the degrees of felony crimes
include:
punishable by up to a $5,000 fine, five (5)
years prison and/or probation;
2nd degree felony:
punishable by up to a $10,000 fine, fifteen (15)
years prison and/or probation;
1st degree felony:
punishable by up to $15,000 fine, thirty (30)
years prison and/or probation.
Felony charges may include, but are not
limited to: