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Vanessa Bornost Attorney

Divorce
That's a big reason why I started my own firm, Venessa Bornost, P.A., so that I could work with clients across the Tampa Bay area to provide assistance with all matters related to divorce. Over the years I've worked extensively inside and outside the courtroom, to provide effective legal solutions that meet the various needs of my clients. Whether you're facing an uncontested divorce, a simplified dissolution, or complex property division, I have the knowledge and experience you need to help you overcome any challenges brought on by the other side.

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Address: 941 Douglas Ave Unit B, Dunedin, FL 34698

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Vanessa Bornost Attorney

Divorce
That's a big reason why I started my own firm, Venessa Bornost, P.A., so that I could work with clients across the Tampa Bay area to provide assistance with all matters related to divorce. Over the years I've worked extensively inside and outside the courtroom, to provide effective legal solutions that meet the various needs of my clients. Whether you're facing an uncontested divorce, a simplified dissolution, or complex property division, I have the knowledge and experience you need to help you overcome any challenges brought on by the other side.
Child Support
Florida is considered an equitable distribution state, meaning that marital assets and debts are to be distributed in a fair and equitable manner whenever possible. Typically the court will take things like child support, time-sharing, and alimony awards into consideration when deciding how to divide the property and debts. Generally speaking, when the court is deciding how to divide the assets, they will take into account a variety of factors that include but are not limited to the following...
Child Custody and Visitation
Loss of child custody or parenting privileges: Conviction for any violent offense, including domestic violence, usually results in the convicted parentâ€™s loss of custody of a minor child and parenting privileges such as visitation. This occurs even if the conviction is not for violence committed against the child but against another household member or related person.
Spousal Support
Child Abuse
In Florida, a person may be arrested and charged with a felony for committing a serious crime that causes severe bodily injury or harm to another person. Felony offenses may include murder, child abuse, rape, carjacking, kidnapping, burglary, aggravated assault, and drug trafficking. Unfortunately, a felony conviction can jeopardize the defendantâ€™s quality of life, liberty, reputation, career, and future opportunities.

Criminal Defense
If you've been arrested and charged with fraud or if you're under investigation for committing a fraud offense, retaining an aggressive and highly-skilled Florida criminal defense attorney is paramount to help strategize your defense. At Venessa Bornost, P.A., I'm dedicated to offering comprehensive legal counsel and strong representation to clients facing criminal charges.
DUI/DWI
What symptoms and behavior is the officer looking for during the initial detention at the scene of a DWI or DUI? | Venessa Bornost, P.A.
Traffic Violations
While most of us associate speeding with driving faster than the posted speed limits, Florida Statute 316 shows that that is not necessarily the case. The Statute states that...
Sex Crimes
Incarceration, including a jail or prison sentence: Incarceration depends on the nature of the offense and whether there is a history of domestic violence convictions. Penalties range from 10 days to one year in jail or a prison sentence of up to five years if also convicted of a related felony offense, such as sexual assault.
Fraud
Robbery
Burglary
I have successfully handled criminal cases involving Armed Burglary, Assault, Battery, DUI, Trespass, Drug Crimes, Domestic Violence, Juvenile Crimes, Fraud, and Theft Crimes.
Theft
Misdemeanors
Every single person deserves quality representation when it comes to criminal accusations. While misdemeanor charges are less severe than felony charges, a conviction can still have a tremendous impact on the rest of your life. Over the course of my career, I have seen people accused of crimes who didnâ€™t have adequate legal representation.
Drug Crimes
Possession of more than 25 lbs of marijuana or 300 or more cannabis plants constitutes a drug trafficking crime regardless of the defendantâ€™s intent to actually distribute or sell the controlled substance. Florida law assigns marijuana trafficking charges a Level 8 or Level 9 ranking depending on the amount of cannabis.
Assault
Weâ€™ve probably all seen TV dramas where two people start arguing, and eventually, one person pushes the other one. Police arrive, and the person who laid hands on the other is charged with assault and battery. Whatâ€™s the difference? What happens now?
Murder
In most cases, felony crimes usually involve violence, harm, or serious injury to the victim. Some common examples of felonies in The Sunshine State include murder, kidnapping, child abuse, rape, aggravated assault, carjacking, incest, burglary, drug possession, and drug trafficking.
Juvenile Crimes
Identity Theft
Forgery
Kidnapping
Life Felony: Life felonies involve extremely serious offenses and are punishable by life in prison and a maximum fine of $15,000. Examples of life felony offenses include...
Manslaughter
Third-Degree Felony: Third-degree felonies are the least serious and most common types of felony offense in Florida. These crimes are punishable by up to 5 years in prison and a maximum fine of $5,000. Examples of third-degree felony offenses include...
Internet Crimes
Extortion

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Landlord-Tenant Disputes
Understanding the terms and conditions of the lease agreement and the Florida Landlord Tenant Act is the first step in analyzing how to proceed forward along with each partiesâ€™ legal rights.

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