LaBelle, FL Criminal Defense Law Firms & Lawyers

If you are charged with Possession of Narcotics Paraphernalia, and not Possession of Cocaine, you can likely plea under the statute MCL 771.1, which is generally referred to an as "under advisement" plea. Then, if you successfully complete all the terms and conditions of your probation, the case is dismissed at the end and is not considered a criminal conviction for job application purposes.

Is he still your husband? What is the goal, get him locked up for conversion? You have confused a number of issues, just like you have commingled funds. How can it be embezzlement from the business then the money in the account came from inheritance, and not the business. Since it is inheritance, and he is married to you, is he not entitled to the money? IF you are getting divorced, get on with it, and retain an attorney.

The warrant requirements in Florida are very fact-specific. The officer's application for the warrant and the warrant itself has to be specific regarding the items to be seized and the areas to be searched. These details would have needed to include the basis for searching the house and specifically your room, especially if it was made known to law enforcement that you were renting a separate room in the house and had no dealings with the others. The fact you were paying rent separately is a helpful fact if it was made known the law enforcement at the time. A copy of the warrant and the officer's application should be available as part of discovery in your case. I highly recommend you contact a local defense attorney to review the warrant and make any available legal argument to have the items suppressed as evidence in your case.