A highly principled legal professional driven by a passion for his work, Mr. Jamieson has practiced law for more than 28 years. He began his family law practice in Maine, assertively representing clients in divorce cases. As lead attorney and/or legal consultant to individuals with divorce issues in more than 20 states, Mr. Jamieson has developed a wealth of experience regarding family rights, and has been invited to share his knowledge and insight at seminars throughout the United States. Mr. Jamieson is respected among child support lawyers domestic violence attorneys and divorce attorneys in West Palm Beach. While Mr. Jamieson’s practice is based in West Palm Beach, Florida, he is committed to proactive, assertive representation for each of his clients, regardless of their geographic location. Mr. Jamieson graduated from Dartmouth College in 1975, magna cum laude, and earned his Juris Doctorate (J.D.) from the University of Maine School of Law in 1978. While in law school, he was very active in advocacy issues, served as the co-chairman of the Moot Court Board and was successful in arguing legal issues in intramural and international moot court contests. He was admitted to practice law in Maine in 1978 and was admitted to the Florida Bar in 1990. In cases of divorce, the best interests of all children involved are priority. To this end, Mr. Jamieson regularly networks with experts in the field, as well as child custody lawyers and family divorce attorneys.

Myles Schlam is a practicing lawyer in the state of Florida. He received his J.D. from St. Thomas University School of Law in 2002.

Dan Moses is a practicing lawyer in the state of Florida. Attorney Moses received his J.D. from Stetson University in 1986.

South Florida attorney Charles Mead has spent two decades defending men and women who found themselves in desperate situations with few foreseeable alternatives. At this Florida law firm, the client is always the number one priority. If you are facing what appears to be insurmountable odds and incredibly painful accusations, you shouldn’t have to feel helpless or hopeless. Boca Raton attorney Charles. Mead’s practice is known for one-on-one service and attention to strategic details when defending clients against state and federal charges. He tailors every defense strategy to carefully fit each client’s situation, using research, innovation, and a thorough knowledge of state and federal law to get the best possible results. He can petition to have charges dismissed or dropped altogether to avoid trial, or if necessary, defend clients in criminal proceedings in a discreet and effective manner. Attorney Mead will make sure you are fully informed about your legal standing and will be by your side throughout what may be the most important battle of your life. If you are struggling, he can help you explore the legal alternatives to incarceration, helping you address the root issues that lead to problematic behavior. If you are falsely accused, he can help clear your good name once and for all. If you’ve turned over a new leaf, he can get your criminal record expunged.

Glenn R. Roderman hails from the town of Port Jervis, New York, but he has been a resident of South Florida for several decades. Mr. Roderman obtained his Juris Doctorate in Law from Stetson University in 1972, and he has been practicing law in the state of Florida since that time. Mr. Roderman was admitted to the Florida Bar and to the U.S. District Court, Southern District of Florida, in 1972. In 1975, Mr. Roderman was admitted to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court. Mr. Roderman started his career as an assistant state attorney, serving in the Broward County State Attorney’s Office in 1973 and 1974. He later served as Associate Municipal Judge in the town of Davie, from 1974 to 1976, and then in North Lauderdale, from 1975 to 1977. Mr. Roderman started his own legal practice in the early 1980’s. He continues to serve as a respected legal analyst for ABC News Channel 10, WPLG, in Miami. With over 40 years experience in the Criminal Justice System as a former Judge, State Prosecutor, and Criminal Defense Attorney, Mr. Roderman is available to other attorneys as a Mentor or a Coach on any or all of their criminal cases. It is that experience, Mr. Roderman says, that matters as much as any law degree when it comes to representing someone in a criminal court. Mr. Roderman says he believes many newer attorneys seem to have given less credence to experience, believing that education, alone, qualifies them to practice good law. As he says in this video from his Spoken Law series, Mr. Roderman points out experience and education are both required for qualified legal representation.