Let’s face it, the legal profession often has a bad reputation. Most people only see one when they’re at a very low point in their life. But lawyers are people too and they enjoy helping others. The legal system exists to protect everyone. It gives us the rules we all live by and we help to make it function.
Chalik Law goes beyond these basics though. We also seek ways to help out the local community. Our team participates in community events and helps fundraising efforts for local charities. We also, on this page, document changes to laws in the local community so that citizens can be aware of them before they get pulled over.
One major community concern in Florida is bicycles. Bike-sharing systems are common in Florida and other cities, but we are still the state with the highest rate of bicycle fatalities. One major reason for this is a lack of helmet laws. 60% of cyclists in the state do not wear a helmet.
We also have an article on how to keep teen drivers safe. Teens are at a much higher risk of accidents than older adults due to their inexperience and impulsiveness. Drivers have to be taught well so they can stay safe in the beginning and parents have a major role to play in that. If you have children who are learning to drive we encourage you to take a look at that article.
We encourage local events to contact us to ask for help with them. By supporting the local community, we can give back in ways that are more than just legal, and perhaps we can overcome that stereotype a little.
If you’re one of the many bicyclists on Florida’s roads, you need to be aware of any new regulations regarding your form of transportation or pastime. The Law Offices of Chalik & Chalik offers details about how the state wants to create universal dockless bike-share regulations for those who bike-share throughout the state. How Does… Read More
Chalik & Chalik wanted to share information on the best practices to teach new teen drivers. You will find downloads to use in your discussions with your teen about the traffic laws and how to stay safe on the road. Additionally, we have provided links to websites focused on helping parents teach their teens to… Read More
Chalik & Chalik Law Offices is proud to sponsor the Survivors Scholarship. The scholarship aims to assist individuals who have survived a serious medical diagnosis. We are proud to support these survivors as they move forward in their lives and pursue new opportunities. The $1,000 scholarship is open to those attending college or law school… Read More
People bicycle for many different reasons. Some do it for exercise, to save money on gas, or for sport and recreational purposes. But bicycling can be a dangerous source of transportation on Florida roads. Even streets with designated bike paths might not always provide the greatest protection from cars and put cyclists at risk for… Read More
As dedicated as Jason and Debi Chalik are to their legal practice, they are just as enthusiastic about supporting philanthropy in their community. An organization near and dear to their hearts, Debbie’s Dream Foundation (DDF), is a national advocate for stomach cancer awareness, research and support, and it’s located right in the Chalik’s own backyard!… Read More
As a family-oriented law firm, the team at Chalik & Chalik values being a part of our South Florida community. Over the years, we’ve had the good fortune to be involved with a number of the state’s most highly respected non-profits and charitable organizations. One of the firm’s favorites is ChildNet, a charity helping children… Read More
The Chalik & Chalik law firm is proud to announce the sponsorship of the South Plantation High School’s DECA Club. This local branch of the national marketing club has been in existence at the school since Jason was a student. Mr. Jerry Holt, a teacher at South Plantation when Jason was a student, has sponsored… Read More
On November 3, 2013, Jason and Debi were pleased to donate $500 for the opportunity to attend the organization’s Celebrity Chef Culinary & Wine Experience, while also participating in the nonprofit’s appeal. The event featured special bites and wine pairings by local chefs like Dena Marino, Max Santiago, Norman Van Aken, Michael Moran and Vince… Read More
