Our firm is committed to you, and to helping you navigate through all of the decisions and negotiations of your family law case.

Family is everything. Let us help you protect yours.

The decision to divorce is never easy. When clients come to our offices, they are often most worried about what lies ahead for themselves and their children. We are here to protect you and your family’s interests from the first moment you contact us. Our firm has experience in handling the most complex of divorces, with significant assets at stake, to the most simple.

Heskin Martinez Law Group is led by Keersten Heskin Martinez, who has thirty years of experience practicing Family Law in the Orlando area. Given that family law cases are decided by judges, not juries, it is imperative to have an attorney knowledgeable not only in the law, but that is also knowledgeable about the judge that will decide your case.  In fact, most cases can be resolved without ever seeing a judge.  Knowing the likely outcome in Court is helpful in allowing us to guide you to the best resolution possible. Keersten excels as a negotiator and at working out matters behind the scenes. She is also an aggressive litigator when a dispute must be resolved in a courtroom. She is a Board Certified Family Law Specialist, and devotes her entire practice to Family Law.

Keersten works with a team of other professionals so that she is prepared to represent you during all aspects of your case from mediation through trial, should that ultimately be necessary. Our team includes experienced family law paralegals and a former Magistrate with the Ninth Judicial Circuit.

For those cases that are not as complex, Heskin Martinez Law Group has attorneys at different levels and skill sets so that we can match you with the best attorney that meets your needs and budget.   Since the attorneys work together and strategize regarding their cases, you will also benefit from the experience of all the attorneys in the office.

Heskin Martinez Law Group. Practicing and serving clients primarily in Central Florida in Orange, Seminole, and Osceola Counties.