Stephanie Weil always knew she had a passion to help children and families. With both her mom and dad as attorneys, she knew from the time she was a child that she was born to practice family law. Stephanie was initially drawn to this area of law because her father was a family law attorney for 40 years before he passed. She has fond memories of being a little girl and playing in his conference room while he and his team prepared exhibits for trial. Stephanie admired how happy it made her father when he was able to obtain a good result for a client, especially a client who really needed help. Family law is a practice area she feels like she was literally born into.
After Stephanie received her Juris Doctorate from Nova Southeastern University, Shepard Broad Law Center, she was a stay-at-home mom until jumping back into the workforce as the Assistant State Attorney for the 10th Judicial Circuit in Central Florida until moving onto family law. For nearly five years, Stephanie litigated over 5,000 felony and misdemeanor cases. She was nominated by law enforcement for Florida Mothers Against Drunk Driving 2017 Statewide Prosecutor of the Year, was awarded Polk County, Florida Mothers Against Drunk Driving 2016 and 2018 Prosecutor of Distinction and was the first chair prosecutor for over 45 jury trials and 16 bench trials. This gave her extensive courtroom experience that has translated into her being able to litigate the most complex family law cases for families in all circumstances. Her achievements in family law advocacy were showcased when she was voted “Best Divorce Attorney” for “2019 Best of Central Florida.” For Stephanie, knowing that she is able to help someone get on their feet to enter the next phase of their life is the most rewarding part of being a family lawyer.
In addition, Stephanie belongs to various professional organizations. She is a member of the Georgia Bar Association, Forsyth County Bar Association, and the Forsyth County Chamber of Commerce.
Stephanie Weil always knew she had a passion to help children and families. With both her mom and dad as attorneys, she knew from the time she was a child that she was born to practice family law. Stephanie was initially drawn to this area of law because her father was a family law attorney for 40 years before he passed. She has fond memories of being a little girl and playing in his conference room while he and his team prepared exhibits for trial. Stephanie admired how happy it made her father when he was able to obtain a good result for a client, especially a client who really needed help. Family law is a practice area she feels like she was literally born into.
After Stephanie received her Juris Doctorate from Nova Southeastern University, Shepard Broad Law Center, she was a stay-at-home mom until jumping back into the workforce as the Assistant State Attorney for the 10th Judicial Circuit in Central Florida until moving onto family law. For nearly five years, Stephanie litigated over 5,000 felony and misdemeanor cases. She was nominated by law enforcement for Florida Mothers Against Drunk Driving 2017 Statewide Prosecutor of the Year, was awarded Polk County, Florida Mothers Against Drunk Driving 2016 and 2018 Prosecutor of Distinction and was the first chair prosecutor for over 45 jury trials and 16 bench trials. This gave her extensive courtroom experience that has translated into her being able to litigate the most complex family law cases for families in all circumstances. Her achievements in family law advocacy were showcased when she was voted “Best Divorce Attorney” for “2019 Best of Central Florida.” For Stephanie, knowing that she is able to help someone get on their feet to enter the next phase of their life is the most rewarding part of being a family lawyer.
In addition, Stephanie belongs to various professional organizations. She is a member of the Georgia Bar Association, Forsyth County Bar Association, and the Forsyth County Chamber of Commerce.
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