CASE LIST
Previous Clients
Read this list of the occupations of clients I have helped through the divorce process in recent years. You will see I have successfully worked with people from all educational levels.
- The annual incomes of my clients have ranged from $0 to $4,000,000.
- The net worth of clients has ranged from $1,500 to over $18,000,000.
- The length of marriage of my clients has ranged from 6 weeks to over 50 years .
- The ages of my clients has ranged from 18 to 89.
- Physicians (33 doctors representing 17 specialties)
- Nurses (over 120 cases)
- Dentists (8)
- Pharmacists (9)
- Veterinarians (6)
- Hair Dressers (15)
- Mental Health Counselors and Therapists (16)
- CPA’s (9)
- Attorneys (12)
- Paralegals (17)
- Teachers; Principals (90)
- Professors (6)
- JSO Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra Members (6)
- JSO Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office (34 cases from Patrolmen to Captains)
- Correction Officers (5)
- Firemen and EMS personal (27)
- Financial Advisors (11)
- Bankers ( 61 cases from Tellers to Presidents)
- IT Managers (16)
- Clergy (12)
- Military (over 400 active duty and retired; all ranks up to Admiral)
- Homemakers (680)
- Pilots (26 Commercial, 12 Military)
- Real Estate (over 100 cases involving Realtors, Brokers and support staff)
- Appraisers and Surveyors (14)
- Insurance industry (33 cases)
- Car Dealership employees (40 cases at all levels up to General Manager)
- Truck Drivers (23)
- Construction Trades (135)
- Unions Members (18)
- Contractors (25)
- Sales (45)
- Engineers (32)
- Artists, Musicians and Entertainers (24)
- PGA (4)
- Family Business Owners (79)
- Government Employees (240)
- Physical Therapists, OT’s RT’s and Speech Therapists (17)
- In 99% of the above cases the spouses did not retain an attorney and pay a “retainer” which now days in NE Florida ranges from $3,500 to $5,000. That initial payment is used up quickly as you are charged $250 to $350 per hour for all the time your attorney works on your case ( Phone calls, e-mails, letters, meetings, motions, research, subpoenas, depositions, interrogatories and other legal work). When this “discovery “ phase of the litigation is completed (several months) the Judge assigned to the case will order the spouses and their attorneys to attend a mediation to resolve their disagreements. Most Florida divorces settle in mediation and the Judge approves the couples mediated divorce settlement and no trial is ever held.