In this episode, Jessica is joined by Criminal Defense Attorney Bridgette Williams for an in-depth discussion on Florida’s Stand Your Ground law. Attorney Williams explains how the law works, addresses common misconceptions, and outlines the legal standards courts apply in these cases. She also shares insight into a recent Stand Your Ground case she successfully handled, offering listeners a practical look at how the law is applied in real-world situations.

In this episode, we break down Florida’s Stand Your Ground laws and what they actually mean in real-world situations. We explain when non-deadly force versus deadly force may be legally justified, when there is no duty to retreat, and how those rules change depending on whether you are in public, at home, or protecting property. We also discuss key statutory exceptions, including interactions with law enforcement, injunctions, and custody disputes, and walk through the legal procedure for raising Stand Your Ground immunity in court.

Have you ever wondered how an injunction case is handled? In this episode, Managing Partner Jessica Travis sits down with injunction attorney Oscar Salgado to discuss real cases he has handled and the challenges his clients faced along the way. Together, they break down the process and provide insight into what goes on behind the scenes.

On this new season of the Fighting Back podcast, Jessica and Rocky kick off with deep diving into the world of Injunctions/Restraining Orders. Are you aware that there are different types of injunctions? Not sure which one would be the right one for you? This episode is for you.

On the season finale episode of The Fighting Back Podcast, Jessica sits down with Chad Moses from To Write Love on Her Arms to talk about breaking mental-health stigma, finding real support, and what families can do when a loved one is in crisis. From TWLOHA’s nationwide outreach to legal tools like the Baker Act, this episode offers hope and guidance when it’s needed most.
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On this episode, Jessica sits down with the Fighter Law Intake Attorney David Migneault to discuss what happens when you make that first call. Attorney Migneault give you the breakdown of what to expect when talking to the attorneys. If you’re facing a legal challenge and are afraid of contacting a law firm, this episode will bring you peace of mind and will give you the courage to make that first step.

Florida’s new laws are taking a stand for those who can’t speak for themselves. In Part 2 of our series, we cover the latest legislation on animal cruelty, including tougher penalties, a statewide offender database, and “Trooper’s Law,” protecting pets left behind during disasters. Plus, a few more laws you may not know about.

Florida’s laws are changing, and they could affect more people than you think. In this two-part episode, we break down new legislation on fatal drug dealings, dangerous excessive speeding, and other major updates shaping the state’s legal landscape in 2025. Stay informed, stay protected, and know your rights.

In this episode, we talk about why estate planning is one of the most powerful tools for stability when life gets unpredictable. Our attorneys explain how to protect your children through guardianship designations and trusts, how to safeguard your parents’ well-being with powers of attorney and health care surrogates, and how to protect yourself, the hub of two generations, from the ripple effects of incapacity or crisis.

In this episode, we dive into the real story behind the “I Don’t Talk to Police” note, how it started with a Palm Beach DUI attorney in 2014, and why it sparked national debate over DUI checkpoints. Our attorneys break down what your rights really are under the Fourth and Fifth Amendments, when you can refuse a search or sobriety test, and when refusal can actually lead to criminal charges.

From field sobriety tests to implied consent laws, we explain what drivers need to know to stay informed, and out of trouble, during a DUI stop or checkpoint.