South Florida Attorney Directory
Covering the Florida Keys through West Palm Beach — Monroe, Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties. Every listing is organized by location and specialty, so you can find the right attorney for your case in seconds.
6 listings across 4 counties — browse by category or county below, or search above.
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Finding the right lawyer usually starts with two questions: what kind of case is it, and who handles that kind of work near you. Miami Legal Guide is organized around exactly those two questions — every firm listed here is grouped by practice area and by city across Monroe, Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties, so instead of scrolling through a long, unsorted list, you can go straight to attorneys who focus on your specific situation and are actually reachable in your area.
Whether you're dealing with a family law matter in Miami, need an employment attorney in Fort Lauderdale, or are researching real estate lawyers in West Palm Beach before a closing, the goal is the same: make it fast to find a name, a phone number, and an address, without wading through unrelated listings first.
The newest firms to join the directory.
Blake Harris Law helps establish offshore trusts, particularly within the Cook Islands. This is a firm that focuses specifically on asset protection.
JustCallMoe Injury & Accident Attorneys is a firm that deals in personal injuries such as slip and falls, car or vehicle accidents, dog bites, and workplace accidents. They require appointments.
Perlet & Shiner, P.A. are criminal defense lawyers with a combined decades of experience. They have handled hundreds of trials in county, state, and federal courts.
The Gallardo Law Firm specializes in personal injury law. They also deal in other areas such as immigration, bankruptcy, criminal defense, and family law.
Rossen Law Firm has over 80 years of combined legal experience, providing counsel for a whole gamut on criminal cases. They have an office in Ft. Lauderdale as well as offices in other cities.
The Law Office of Joseph S. Shook, P.A. primarily handles employment and civil rights cases. Shook has been an attorney for over 35 years in the South Florida area. If you feel you have been discriminated against or have been a victim of wrongful termination, feel free to contact us for a free consultation. I am also a general practice attorney.
Select a category to see every listing in that practice area.
Protect your assets from creditors, litigation, and financial risk with specialized legal strategies.
Chapter 7, 11, and 13 filings.
Formation, contracts, and disputes.
Discrimination, police misconduct, and constitutional claims.
Misdemeanor and felony defense.
Workplace disputes and discrimination.
Wills, trusts, and probate.
Divorce, custody, and adoption matters.
Visas, green cards, and citizenship.
Accident and negligence claims.
Closings, title, and zoning issues.
Traffic tickets, license points, and civil infractions.
All listings are grouped by county.
Three steps between you and the right attorney.
Pick your city and the type of legal issue you're facing — family law, business law, personal injury, and six other practice areas are covered.
Each listing shows a plain-language description of what the firm handles, along with a direct address and phone number.
There's no middleman — call or visit the firm using the contact details on their listing, the same way you'd reach any business directly.
Common questions about using the directory.
Use the search bar at the top of the homepage, or browse listings by city and practice area using the sections below the search bar. Each listing includes a street address, so you can see exactly where a firm's office is located before reaching out.
Yes. Searching, browsing, and viewing contact information for any listing is free for visitors.
The directory currently covers eleven practice areas: Family Law, Criminal Defense, Personal Injury, Estate Planning, Business Law, Immigration Law, Real Estate Law, Employment Law, Civil Rights Law, Bankruptcy Law, and Traffic Law.
No. Miami Legal Guide is an independent directory, not a referral service or rating agency. Inclusion in the directory does not constitute an endorsement. We recommend independently verifying a firm's licensing and standing before engaging their services.
A basic listing is free. Click "Get Listed" at the top of any page, or reach out through the contact information on our About page. Listings are organized by your firm's city and practice area.
Yes — if you provide a website URL, it's featured directly on your listing page, giving people who find you through a South Florida search a direct way to visit your site.
Beyond direct referral traffic, having consistent, accurate business information across directories like Miami Legal Guide supports your presence in local search results — the same principle behind services like Google Business Profile.
Official links to agencies like the DOL, NLRB, EEOC, and The Florida Bar.