What types of crimes result in juvenile delinquency charges?
All crimes committed by a juvenile can result in juvenile delinquency charges. Some crimes may also result in the juvenile being charged as an adult.
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Who can I contact for general questions related to juvenile delinquency?
General questions related to juvenile delinquency can be directed to the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice at (352) 729-8180, or visit their website at www.djj.state.fl.us.
What cases are handled by the Juvenile Court?
Cases pertaining to children under the age of 18 years old for matters involving the following: Delinquency (Violations of criminal law) Dependency (Child abuse, neglect, or abandonment) Children In Need of Services / Families In Need of Services (for the protection and care of children, the promotion of stability in families, and the provision of …
What statutory provisions govern Juvenile matters?
Chapter 39, Florida Statutes for Juvenile Dependency cases Chapter 984, Florida Statutes for Children In Need of Services / Families In Need of Services Chapter 985, Florida Statutes for Juvenile Delinquency cases
Are there resources for landlords?
For Landlord Tenant Eviction Forms, visit The Florida Bar website. The Florida Courts E-Filing Authority also provides landlords with a self-guided system that walks a user through completing official court forms at the Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Florida portal. Once complete, you can then register and file the forms online using the Florida Courts E-Filing Portal. If the tenant files a response, …
How do I get an extension to pay my criminal infraction?
To see if you qualify for an extension to pay your criminal infraction, contact the Criminal Division at (352) 742-3820.
How do I reschedule my criminal court date?
Circuit criminal cases cannot be rescheduled by the Clerk’s Office. To reschedule your county criminal court date, contact the Criminal Division at (352) 742-3820.