Juveniles Tried as Adults

Did you know that in Florida, minors as young as 14 can be tried as adults for certain serious offenses like aggravated assault or armed robbery? If your child is 16 or older, they can even face adult felony charges, with harsher penalties. Our experienced juvenile crime lawyers work hard to keep these cases in the juvenile court system to avoid the severe consequences of an adult conviction.

If your child is facing criminal charges in Florida, time is of the essence. The quicker you get an attorney involved, the more options you may have for a favorable outcome. Our juvenile law attorneys can provide legal advice and start building a defense strategy that is tailored to your child’s unique situation.

Don’t wait for the court to decide your family's fate. Call Bogin, Munns & Munns now for your free consultation, and let us start building a powerful defense for your family today.