No Contact Order Compliance

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In florida, attorney-client privilege protects client communications unless disclosure is legally required. A lawyer must disclose information if theres a court order, legal obligation, or if it involves preventing harm. Your son should discuss the security camera and no contact order compliance with his lawyer for specific guidance.

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to watch his pet while he was at work. The girlfriend later moved in with him and was informed about the camera.
In Florida, the attorney-client privilege generally protects communications between your son and his lawyer. The lawyer does not have to report the camera's existence unless there's a legal obligation. If the camera is for watching a pet, it likely doesn't violate any laws. However, it might be wise for your son to discuss this situation with his lawyer to ensure compliance with the no contact order and receive specific guidance.
he does have a no contact order right now
In Florida, if your son has a no contact order, it's crucial that he complies fully to avoid legal consequences. Here are a few key points to consider:
- No Contact Order Compliance: He must avoid any direct or indirect communication with the person specified in the order.
- Living Arrangements: If his girlfriend is in his apartment, he should seek legal advice to address this issue as it may violate the order.
- Security Camera: Discuss the specifics with his lawyer to ensure it does not lead to unintended violations.
Would you like further information about the implications of the no contact order in Florida?
if the lawyer is told about the camera, does the lawyer have to inform the court?
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In Florida, the lawyer is bound by attorney-client privilege, meaning they don't have to disclose the information about the camera to the court unless legally required. Your son should discuss the camera and its implications directly with his lawyer to ensure full compliance with the no contact order.
when would it be legally requirerd?
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In Florida, a lawyer is legally required to disclose information if:
- There's a court order or legal obligation.
- The information pertains to ongoing or future criminal acts.
- It involves preventing death or substantial bodily harm.
For specific guidance, your son should consult his lawyer.
thank you. that is all
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It sounds like your son is navigating a tricky situation with the no contact order. It's good to know that he's seeking legal advice. If you need further assistance or have other questions, feel free to reach out. Take care!