At TicketFit, a common question our criminal defense attorney gets asked is, “How long does a Florida bench warrant last?”

While you may believe that your warrant goes away or expires after a while, that is not the case.

Bench Warrants in Florida

If you are charged with a crime in Florida and fail to appear in court, the judge will issue a bench warrant for your arrest. This warrant will remain active until you are arrested or you turn yourself in.

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Fortunately, our experienced criminal defense attorney Frank Menendez can help you. At TicketFit, our attorney will prepare all necessary paperwork, attend court on your behalf, and clear your warrant. All this can be done without you having to be present in court with him.

In addition, our firm will provide aggressive and affordable defense to your underlying criminal charge. Helping you avoid or minimize the severe consequences that often result from these types of charges.

Call or text our attorney now at (305) 775-3720 for a free consultation.

Our Florida Bench Warrant Attorney Can Help You

You can’t ignore a warrant. An outstanding warrant can not only result in your arrest, but may prevent you from getting a job, traveling, or leasing an apartment. Moreover, trying to resolve your warrant without the help of an experienced attorney is often expensive and time consuming.

Don’t delay, if you have an active bench warrant in Florida, give us a call at (305) 775-3720 or email us for help. In most cases, we can lift your warrant within 24/48 hours without you having to be in court!