I am a Brevard County attorney, with a focus on family and marital law matters. I realize the decision to hire an attorney is difficult. Most often the hardest part in finding an attorney is making the initial call. Hire an attorney that will work hard to protect your rights and the rights of your children! Let me help put your mind at ease as we discuss your needs and goals during our first consultation.
I am here for you and your family law needs. As a trusted Family Law/Divorce lawyer and Florida Supreme Court Certified Family Mediator, I help my clients resolve their conflict by working together to develop a plan that fits their needs now and in the future. Whether you are going through divorce, a custody dispute, paternity proceeding, or domestic violence, I can help you through.
My team offers personalized services and support to all of our families to help them move forward to the next stage. We also have 2 licensed notaries on staff who offer notary services at $10/stamp at our office. Our office also offers a conference room for rent. The conference room holds up to 6-8 people and rents for $50/hour with a 3 hour minimum. Please call for availability.
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I am here for you and your family law needs. As a trusted counselor and lawyer, I help my clients resolve their conflict by working together to develop a plan that fits their needs now and in the future. Whether you are going through divorce, a custody dispute, paternity proceeding, or domestic violence, I can help you through.
My team offers personalized services and support to all of our families to help them move forward to the next stage.
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