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Adam Hendershot

Firm: The Hendershot Law Firm

205 Hatteras Ave. , Clermont , Florida 34711

Practice Areas: Family

The Hendershot Law Firm focuses on Estate Planning and Family Law. We strive to provide excellent knowledge, care, and understanding with regards to our clients needs and goals. If you need guidance and information about crafting an Estate Plan and preparing for the future, or if you are struggling with the emotional strains of a Divorce, please call us at to make an appointment for a confidential consultation today. We can help.

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“We have used this attorney for estate planning and in our business. He has helped in acquiring trade”

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Jimmy Crawford

Firm: Crawford, Modica & Holt

702 W Montrose St. , Clermont , Florida 34711

Practice Areas: Civil , Environmental , Land Use & Zoning, Real Estate , Land Use & Zoning, Land Use & Zoning, Land Use & Zoning

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“ated. A knowledgeable lawyer that has a team as knowledgeable as him is a lawyer worth hiring. My”

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“I worked on a few legal matters with Jimmy and would highly recommend him for his wealth of specialized knowledge and expertise in real estate, zoning and land planning matters.”

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“Going through a divorce is horrible at best, however, Attorney Stephanie Modica and her paralegal, Denise made the situation a great experience. I felt that I was very well represe…”

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Joanna Mitchell

Firm: Mitchell & Associates, P.A.

614 East Highway , Clermont , Florida 34711

Practice Areas: Animal Bites,Child Custody & Visitation,Child Support,Divorce,Domestic Violence,Family ,Paternity,Prenuptial Agreement,Spousal Support

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“My divorce was a little different as I was military stationed overseas and my (now ex) wife was in Florida. Joanna handled this divorce flawlessly, ...”

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“Took months for responses. Filed publication in wrong county. Now won’t respond. Spent over $2500 with no results . Court won’t do anything”

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Joshua Rosenberg

Firm: Rose Legal Group, P.A.

1230 Oakley Seaver Drive, Suite 101 , Clermont , Florida 34711

Practice Areas: Probate

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“Josh was very helpful and very easy to work with. I would recommend him without hesitation”

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K. Wade Boyette Jr.

Firm: Gray Robinson, P.A.

1635 East Highway 50 300 , Clermont , Florida 34711

Practice Areas: Business Organizations

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“Since Relocating to this country 9 years ago I have retained Mr Boyette services on a few occasions ranging from estate planning, Asset Protection, R...”

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Paul St. John

Firm: St. John Law, P.A.

12449 Splendid Sky Drive , Clermont , Florida 34711

Practice Areas: Family

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“The process was long and slow. The response time to my requests and questions were days, and sometim”

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“I endorse this lawyer. Mr. St. John is very knowledgeable in Family Law as well as experienced in litigation. You are in good hands when you have Mr. St. John as your counsel!”

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Robert Crohan

14415 Pine Cone Trl , Clermont , Florida 34711

Practice Areas: Insurance

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“Mr. Crohan is one of the most dedicated, talented, focused and skillful personal injury lawyers I know. My experience working under his direction and tutelage has taught me how to …”

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Sarah Dark-Uhrik

Firm: Langley, Nagel, Crawford & Modica

Chartered Attorneys at Law , Clermont , Florida 34711

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

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“n from a legal perspective and provided me with my legal options. Sarah then worked with the plaint”

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Recent Q&As in Florida

Florida Probate and Estate Law - Is it Too Late, (When was it too late) | Aug 10, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: West Palm Beach, Fl My spouse's mother passed away in May 2011 in the state of Florida when my wife had just turned 18. After her mother's passing older relatives took over the estate. There was no spouse and no other children to inherit. No details were ever discussed with my wife, no last will was ever shown to her. However, money was routinely given to her for the next five years and she implicitly agreed to this system, always accepting the money. The amounts paid for her college education, car, and living expenses during that time. The funds stopped about six months after her graduation when she got a full time job. There was also a house that was in my wife's name that was foreclosed on for reasons that remain a mystery to me. I met my wife when she had just turned 23 and met the family members who supposedly controlled the remaining estate. They quickly revealed themselves to be verbally abusive one holiday dinner and I suggested we leave to which my spouse gladly agreed. Neither of us have been able to contact these family members since that night. After contact stopped my wife became greatly concerned about her mother's estate. She is convinced money was stolen from her by her relatives. For the last ten years we have fought about this. She wants to hire a lawyer and spend money we don't have to fight family who probably don't have anything. Her mother, while…
Is calling CPS on myself advisable? | Aug 10, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Florida TLDR: Schizo mom dropped her kids with me. I dont have custody and need help/resources for them due to severe neglect, however I don't want my brother being taken away. I'm in a weird situation. My mom dropped her kids off me because she's homeless. She has schizophrenia and has neglected my siblings severely for the past few years. I now have them with me, and have for months but I have no legal proof they're supposed to be with me. With school starting, my mom decided she'd set them up for homeschooling. I planned on doing their schooling but I've found out that they're both severely behind. My mom is refusing to help me put them in public school and has delayed giving me proof that they're supposed to be in my custody and proof of their insurance to take them to the doctors. On top of that she's living in Gainesville while im in Tampa. It's me, my partner, and the two kids in a 1 bedroom apartment. I'm struggling mentally due to the kids both being severely behind, along with being pregnant, and having my own mental health struggles. My 8 year old sister also has learning and behavioral issues. She's tried multiple times to drown her brother and talks about wanting me dead. She very clearly needs to see a psychologist and i cant handle it. I really don't think I'm equipped to handle parenting her. My brother however I dont want going into…
Florida probate question | Aug 9, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Hillsborough County, Florida I found unclaimed money under my grandfather’s name on fltreasurehunt.gov. He passed away about 20 years ago. He had two sons. My father (deceased) and my uncle. I’ve reached out to my uncle by phone and email about the unclaimed funds but haven’t heard from him. If he refuses contact do I have any legal recourse to claim the funds? If I do make contact and he is disinterested in pursuing the unclaimed funds, do I have any legal recourse to claim? Thanks in advance for any guidance.
Social Security For Minor Children On Divorce Financial Affidavit [FL] | Aug 7, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Florida I'm currently going through a divorce, and while the financial affidavit is pretty simple for my situation, I have one area I'm not sure of. My ex wife and I separated over 2 1/2 years ago, and in January of this year the mother of my 2 youngest children (not the woman I'm divorcing) passed away. They're 14 and they receive survivor benefits monthly, which, being their legal guardian, I'm the representative payee. The money is deposited into my account on a monthly basis, which I then use to help with their expenses. Since this is not my income, and belongs to my children, is this something that I need to report on my financial affidavit, and if so, how? I'm not sure if it matters, but there are no children involved that are common to my ex wife and I.
Landlord Hasn’t Returned Security Deposit | Aug 6, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Martin County, Florida Hi all! My wife and I moved into a condo 3 years ago and moved out 6/1/26. First two years were fine but the 3rd year our former landlord sold the property. Landlord 1 transferred the $1800 I had paid for a security over to the new landlord- who then made me pay an extra $200 because they upped the rent to $2000. As stated before we moved out over 2 months ago and have not received our security deposit back or any sort of itemized bill/intent to withhold. For complete transparency I wasn’t always the best at paying rent on time, however it was fully paid at the end of the day. And there was only regular wear and tear damage inside, I even paid almost $600 for a professional cleaner to come so I wouldn’t lose my deposit. I contacted a lawyer who said that financially I was better off going to small claims because their retainer was $5000. Is going through the small claims process worth the headache and time to get my 2k back? Or should I cut my losses? Thanks in advance! TLDR: Landlord hasn’t returned my 2k security deposit after 2 months since move out-should I go to small claims?

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