Robbery Charges Attorney In Florida Who Stands With You

Robbery in Florida involves taking property from another person through force, threats or intimidation. These cases can occur in parking lots, retail areas or sudden disputes in public spaces. At Law Firm of Scott T. Moorey, we study the events that shaped the encounter because each situation carries its own context.

Robbery may involve sudden snatching, the use of a firearm or the use of another deadly weapon. The level of force and the presence of a weapon determine how the state treats the case and the exposure you face.

Florida Statute §812.13 describes robbery as taking money or property through force, threats or actions that create fear. The statute increases the charge when weapons, injury or dangerous circumstances appear.

The attorneys at the Law Firm of Scott T. Moorey have more than two decades of experience fighting for people throughout Lee, Collier, Charlotte, Hendry, and Glades counties who have been charged with the possession of controlled substances. We have a keen understanding of drug laws, and the penalties that may apply and will offer you straightforward advice about what we think might happen in these cases. 

Penalties And Felony Levels For Robbery

Robbery by sudden snatching often counts as a third-degree felony. A robbery case without a weapon functions as a second-degree felony. Robbery with a firearm or deadly weapon rises to a first-degree felony and brings the highest exposure, including extended custody and long periods of court control.

A robbery conviction becomes part of your permanent history, and employers, landlords and agencies can look at that information when they decide on work, housing or licensing. We discuss how each felony level fits your situation and the options you want to consider. 

Defense Paths We May Explore

Defense options may include proving misidentification, challenging witness accounts, presenting alibi evidence or showing that no force or intimidation occurred. We examine the details with you so each decision rests on clear information.

Public defenders handle essential work yet often manage heavy workloads that limit ongoing discussion. A retained lawyer team offers structure, consistent communication and guidance shaped around your needs. 

Connect With Our Team About Your Robbery Charge

Call 239-275-5552 or send us a message through our online form. Robbery accusations move fast, and early planning helps you stay oriented. Our team brings more than 25 years of defense experience and deep local roots, and we stand ready to help you set your direction.