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Family law in Orlando

A hard year deserves a team that picks up

Divorce, custody and mediation for spouses and parents across Orange and Seminole counties. Four people, one office on Mills Avenue, and every next step in writing.

  • Teodora Quintanar in a cream double-breasted suit against a warm beige wall
  • Junie Desrosiers smiling in a black blazer and pink top
  • Emilio Sauceda in a grey suit holding a case folder
  • Rowena Bramwell in a light blue shirt against a beige wall

The first meeting is free. Fees and court costs after that, such as filing and service fees, are set out in a written agreement before any work starts.

From the people we’ve sat with

Parents said it better than we could

A few notes from people who were where you are now.

“I called on a Thursday night expecting voicemail. Junie called back Friday morning, and by Saturday I was across the table from Teodora with a legal pad. That was the first night I slept.”

Daniela R.Divorce, Kissimmee

“She built our parenting plan around my twelve-hour shifts at the hospital instead of handing me every other weekend. My son knows exactly which nights are mine.”

Andre L.Parenting plan, Winter Park

“Mediation scared me more than court did. We practiced the hard questions twice beforehand, so on the day I knew what I could give and what I couldn’t.”

Priya S.Mediation, Oviedo

Sample stories for this template, to be replaced with real ones. Every family’s case is different, and no past result promises a similar outcome in yours.

The point of it all

What all this paperwork is for

Not a win in a courtroom. Ordinary weeks that feel settled again, written down so everyone knows what comes next.

A mother and father play with their toddler on a living room couch
Bedtimes on the nights the plan says
A grandmother bakes with three grandsons at a kitchen counter
Grandparents still in the picture
A family plays with cushions on the floor of a bright living room
A Saturday with nowhere to be
A young woman hugs her mother from behind at a kitchen counter
Holidays settled before December

What we take on

Three kinds of cases, and only these

Keeping to family law means we know the local judges’ standing orders, the mediators and the forms by heart.

  • Divorce

    Dividing the house, the retirement account and the debts, with a written budget for the months after.

    About divorce
  • Custody and parenting plans

    Schedules built around school runs, shift work and holidays, so the kids’ weeks stay predictable.

    About parenting plans
  • Mediation

    We prepare you, sit beside you at the table and read every line before you sign.

    About mediation

Free first meeting

Bring your questions on Saturday

Forty-five minutes at no charge, at our Mills 50 office or on video. Bring whatever papers you have. A list of worries works too.

The first meeting is free. Fees and court costs after that, such as filing and service fees, are set out in a written agreement before any work starts.