Brickell · Miami-Dade County · Florida
Brickell Divorce & Family Law Second Opinion.
An independent expert read on your active Brickell family law case. Flat fee. Written report in 30 days. I will not take over your case.
Miami-Dade · Broward · Florida Statewide Online · EN · ES
Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Florida — Miami-Dade County.
Brickell divorce and family law cases sit in the Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Florida and resolve through the Lawson E. Thomas Courthouse Center. The Brickell client profile — finance, law, medicine, founders — concentrates deferred compensation, equity, RSUs, and closely held business interests inside otherwise time-pressed lives. A flat-fee, written second opinion gives that profile something the hourly market structurally cannot: a clean independent read on strategy without onboarding a new lawyer.
Three common starts
Built for the moment you're in.
Mediation in 30 days?
An independent read on posture before you sign anything binding. Faster turnaround discussed at the $695 consultation when the date is on calendar.
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Deposition or hearing coming?
Independent strategy and prep — separate from, and confidential to, your counsel of record.
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Spent $30,000 and still don't know where the case is going?
You're not confused. You're under-informed. One paid consultation puts an independent senior attorney on your matter and decides which of the five paths fits.
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Compare the five engagements
One consultation, five paths.
Every engagement begins with a 60-minute private video consultation — flat fee $695. At the consultation I tell you which engagement fits and what it will cost. The $695 is credited in full toward any retainer signed and paid within 48 hours.
Presuit Negotiation | Presuit Mediation | Private Counsel | Second Opinion | Prenups & Postnups | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fee | $4,500 to $12,500 | $1,495 / 2 hours | From $2,500/mo | $3,500 to $12,500 (Bespoke custom) | From $5,500 |
| Counsel of record / role | Represents one party | Neutral — represents neither | Behind-the-scenes — never counsel of record | Independent reviewer — never counsel of record | Drafting / review — advisory only |
| Court appearances | No | No | No | No | No |
| Learn more | Details → | Details → | Details → | Details → | Details → |
Document preparation, where pleadings are required for Presuit Negotiation or Private Counsel, is a flat $1,500 in addition to the engagement fee. Court filing fees are set by and paid directly to the Clerk of Court.
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Anonymized engagement summaries. The Florida Bar restricts what attorneys may publish about prior results — these reflect individual matters and do not predict the outcome of any future case.
Miami-Dade · Pre-filing strategy · Band A
Organized pre-filing record reviewed against one core strategic question. Client received a portable written read before any petition was drafted — and used it to set the posture of the case from day one.
Miami-Dade · Custody · Band B
Identified three procedural issues counsel had not raised. Client used the written report at mediation; matter resolved within 60 days.
Palm Beach · High-asset divorce · Band C
Pressure-tested an incoming settlement offer. Client renegotiated equitable distribution before signing.
Broward · Post-judgment modification · Band B
Independent strategic read on relocation posture. Client proceeded to mediation with a written second-opinion report in hand.
Miami-Dade · Strategy risk intensive · Band D
Full attorney's re-read of a 400+ entry docket spanning multi-front motion practice, business valuation, and contested parenting. Written report flagged exposure points and sequencing the prior strategy had not surfaced.
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Start with a 60-minute private video consultation. Flat fee $695, credited toward any retainer signed within 48 hours. At the consultation I tell you which engagement fits your Brickell matter and what it will cost.
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