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City of Coral Springs · Broward County

Coral Springs Criminal Defense Lawyer

Defense guidance for an arrest, investigation, or DUI connected to Coral Springs, with a clear path to the correct Broward court record and next deadline.

What the first paperwork should answer

What should happen first in a Coral Springs criminal case?

A Coral Springs criminal matter can move from an investigation to a filing decision before a person understands what evidence has been collected. Early review focuses on status, exposure, and the records that can still be preserved.

Confirm whether the contact involves an open investigation, a notice to appear, an arrest, or a filed case, because each posture creates different decisions and deadlines.

Details to confirm before making decisions

  • Which agency made the contact or is conducting the investigation?
  • Is there an arrest, notice to appear, warrant, subpoena, or pending interview request?
  • What is the case number, assigned division, next date, and courthouse address?
  • Do bond, license, protective-order, school, employment, or travel conditions apply?

Evidence map

Records that may change the analysis.

A Coral Springs defense review may require interview requests, surveillance, digital communications, search records, witness statements, and documents showing where and when events occurred. Which records matter depends on the allegation, how evidence was obtained, and what the state must prove.

Preserve source files in their original form. Do not delete, crop, annotate, forward, or post potential evidence merely to make it easier to share.

Court-location check

North Regional Courthouse is one listed Broward location—not an automatic assignment.

The Seventeenth Judicial Circuit lists North Regional Courthouse at 1600 West Hillsboro Boulevard, Deerfield Beach, FL 33442. A Coral Springs arrest may be assigned there or elsewhere depending on the case type and court division. Follow the address on the current notice and verify it before travel.

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Nearby Broward coverage

Sources: Broward County municipality directory and Seventeenth Judicial Circuit court locations. Retrieved 2026-09-16. Court assignments and procedures can change; verify the current notice or docket.

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