Jacksonville Injury Lawyers

The law firm of Wood, Atter & Wolf is a family oriented law firm with deep roots in the State of Florida. The partners are lifelong Florida residents and Jacksonville personal injury lawyers who understand and appreciate the needs, rights, and struggles of their fellow Florida residents and Florida visitors who have been injured as a result of the negligence or fault of other individuals, businesses, and government entities. Another important set of individual rights afforded to residents and others in the State of Florida are those that relate to family law matters. It is important that a person's rights are properly represented especially on matters pertaining to financial and family related matters in family law court.

Wood, Atter & Wolf client focused approach to legal representation is one of the many reasons that Wood, Atter & Wolf has such longevity, success, and goodwill in the State of Florida as protectors and enforcers of individual rights. At Wood, Atter & Wolf, you will be represented on your case by a partner with over 25 years of experience. In fact, your first meeting will be with a partner with over 25 years of experience. When you are injured and facing other struggles, it is important that you are represented by a seasoned Jacksonville personal injury attorney who has the experience, know how, and practical solutions to best protect and enforce your legal rights. If you want a more personal and detailed approach to your legal case, contact Wood, Atter & Wolf today for a free consultation on your personal injury case or matter. Remember, Wood, Atter & Wolf is On Your Side - At Your Side. Words backed up by actions can and do make a difference in the lives of others.

In Jacksonville and the surrounding counties, Wood, Atter & Wolf has advocated in family law cases and matters for individuals who . . . .

• Have decided to complete an uncontested and amicable divorce after a long or short marriage;
• Have the challenge of proceeding forward with a contested divorce after a long or short marriage;
• Have issues with the other parent as to parental plans, custody, visitation, and other child related issues;
• Have issues with child support, alimony, and other financial matters related to a child; and
• Have financial issues related to property distribution and fairness in a family law matter.