Successes & Wins

A charge of possession of a firearm by a convicted felony can be difficult to defend and may result in a 15-year prison sentence in Florida. Prosecutors only need to prove that the defendant has a felony conviction and possessed a firearm to secure a conviction. Recently, the experienced Fort...Read More

Escape and attempted escape charges in Florida are serious felony crimes, and they can be difficult to defend against. However, the Fort Pierce criminal lawyers at Kirschner & McEnery recently won a dismissal of all charges against our client who was facing attempted escape charges in a high-profile case. Factual...Read More

Florida’s stand-your-ground law provides important protections for people who are forced to defend themselves against others. Under this law, people have the right to use force to defend themselves when they reasonably believe doing so is necessary to prevent serious injury, death, or a forcible felony. Recently, the Fort Pierce...Read More

In Florida, people can petition the courts for an injunction for protection based on allegations of domestic, sexual, dating, or repeat violence. If an injunction is made permanent following a hearing, it can have severe repercussions on the enjoined party’s life, liberties, career, and more. While an injunction for protection...Read More