Firearms License Violations: What Every Gun Owner Needs to Know
Owning a firearm in Florida comes with significant responsibilities. In addition to the right to bear arms, gun owners must follow strict regulations to avoid serious penalties, including potential violations of firearm licenses. Understanding these regulations, particularly those enforced by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS), is essential for all licensed firearm […]
Understanding The Election Of Rights Form For Administrative Complaints In Florida
When you receive an Election of Rights form from the DBPR or FDACS, it’s crucial to understand your options and the implications of your response. Administrative Complaints can arise from various issues, including violations of state laws, failure to comply with industry regulations or professional misconduct. How you respond to these complaints can directly impact […]
Are You Facing An Administrative Complaint From The DOH For The Unlicensed Practice Of Occupational Therapy Assistant, Or A Violation Of Chapter 20, 456, 468 Of The Florida Statutes?
In Florida, Occupational Therapy Assistants are required to be licensed by the Florida Department of Health (DOH) under Florida Statutes Chapters 20, 456, and 468. Practicing without a valid license can lead to an Administrative Complaint, which may result in significant penalties, including fines, license suspension, or even criminal charges. The DOH takes unlicensed practice […]
Are You Facing An Administrative Complaint From The DOH For The Unlicensed Practice Of Dental Hygienist In The State Of Florida Or A Violation Of Florida Statute Chapters 20, 456, And 466?
In Florida, the practice of Dental Hygienists is regulated by strict licensing requirements outlined under Florida Statutes Chapters 20, 456, and 466. Any individual working as a Dental Hygienist without a valid license is subject to an Administrative Complaint, which can result in severe consequences. These can include fines, cease-and-desist orders, or even criminal charges, […]
Are you facing an Administrative Complaint for the Unlicensed Practice of Clinical Social Worker in the State of Florida or a Violation of Florida Statute Chapters 20, 456, and 491?
Practicing as a Clinical Social Worker in Florida requires a valid license from the Florida Department of Health (DOH) under Florida Statutes Chapters 20, 456, and 491. The Unlicensed Practice of Clinical Social Work can result in severe penalties, including fines, cease-and-desist orders, and potentially criminal charges. These regulations ensure that professionals meet the required […]
Are you facing an Administrative Complaint from the FDACS for the Unlicensed Practice of Solicitation of Contributions, or a Violation of Chapter 496.401 – 496.424 of the Florida Statutes?
In Florida, organizations that Solicit Contributions from the public must be properly registered and licensed under Florida Statutes 496.401 – 496.424. Failure to comply with these regulations can lead to an Administrative Complaint for Unlicensed Solicitation. This can result in fines, penalties, and damage to your organization’s reputation, even if the violation was unintentional. The […]
Are you facing an Administrative Complaint for a Violation of the Florida Food Safety Act, Chapter 500?
The Florida Food Safety Act, found in Chapter 500 of the Florida Statutes, sets strict rules to ensure safe and healthy food in Florida. Regulated by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS), food businesses must meet high standards for sanitation, labeling, and food handling. Administrative Complaints under Chapter 500 can arise from issues like: Adulteration Misbranding […]
Are you facing an Emergency Restriction Order to Practice as a Certified Massage Therapist in the State of Florida or a Violation of Chapter 20, 456, and 480?
An Emergency Restriction Order (ERO) is a critical measure taken by the Florida Department of Health (DOH) when they believe a Certified Massage Therapist poses an immediate risk to public safety. Issued under Florida Statutes Chapters 20, 456, and 480, an ERO can limit or restrict a massage therapist’s ability to practice, often without prior […]