Robert B. Fisher

Robert B. Fisher practices criminal defense in Longwood, Florida, through Robert B. Fisher, P.A. His clients include people under suspicion of a crime as well as those already arrested on misdemeanor or felony charges.

Eight years of Fisher’s career were spent as a government prosecutor. He led a felony trial division and the felony intake division, and handled the Seminole County Grand Jury. On the defense side, his work has included asking courts to dismiss charges or change the conditions under which a person is released from custody. Initial appearances, arraignments and pretrial hearings are among the proceedings he has handled, along with Stand Your Ground hearings and jury trials.

Probation is another part of his practice: Fisher represents people accused of violations and those seeking either an early end to probation or changes to its conditions. He also handles requests to seal or expunge arrests. Beyond those criminal proceedings, he assists with driver license matters, domestic violence injunctions and involuntary hospitalization proceedings under Florida’s Baker Act. Bail bond assistance is also listed in his attorney biography.

The Florida Bar records his name as Robert Byron Fisher, with “Bob” as his nickname, and gives January 25, 1980, as his admission date. It lists him in private law practice with the Longwood firm and identifies him as a member in good standing who is eligible to practice law in Florida.