Tina L. Lewert, Esquire, is a seasoned Boca Raton, Board Certified Family Lawyer who works with clients to resolve family law issues including child custody, visitation, and parenting issues, and child support, alimony, and marital agreements. Attorney Tina L. Lewert can also assist with domestic violence-related matters and post-divorce issues, such as modifying your child custody agreement or addressing a situation involving an ex who refuses to pay child support or alimony. Ms. Lewert earned her undergraduate degree at Florida Atlantic University and her Juris Doctor from Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad Law Center in Fort Lauderdale. She is an active member of the Family Law Section of the Florida Bar, the South Palm Beach County Bar Association, and the Greater Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce. As a Board Certified Specialist in Marital and Family Law, Ms. Lewert is among the fewer than 7 percent of attorneys in Florida who are designated by The Florida Bar as “Expert” in their field.

Rhiannon Little has concentrated her practice in litigation since 2010. As an Assistant Public Defender in both Lake and Winnebago counties, she conducted numerous jury and bench trials in traffic, misdemeanor, and felony cases. She has extensive negotiation experience and has been appointed by the courts to advocate for children as guardian ad litem in juvenile court. Rhiannon understands that family law matters are emotional and complicated, and works to ensure a fair resolution for her client. When a resolution cannot be reached, she is a prepared and confident trial attorney.

Michael is one of the founding partners of Stempel, Catterson, LoFrumento, Carlson, Biondo, LLP. Michael has forged a legal career dedicated to successfully navigating his matrimonial clients through the difficult, and, often traumatic waters of divorce. He has an impeccable reputation among the bar and jurists as a tireless advocate and tenacious litigator. Michael has represented numerous high net worth clients in divorce litigation ranging from complex business valuations to custody and support. His passion for business valuations and income stream analysis has separated him from others in his field. Michael is an avid writer on matrimonial law and his articles have been published in the New York Law Journal, The Suffolk Lawyer and the New York State Bar’s Family Law Review. Based upon Michael’s writing skills, he also dedicates his practice to appellate work. Michael has successfully argued at the Appellate Division and has had decisions on his appeals published in the New York Law Journal.