Sarah E. Kay is a Board Certified specialist in Marital and Family Law through The Florida Bar – a designation held by fewer than 1 percent of Florida lawyers.
Sarah no longer is a part of this firm, and at this time Natalie is offering mediation services only
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Sarah is a trial-tested litigator who also is experienced in collaborative divorce. She is a Certified Family Law Mediator by The Florida Supreme Court and serves as a Guardian ad Litem. Sarah is passionate about supporting her community by helping families resolve, reduce and perhaps even prevent family conflicts in positive, effective, efficient, and dignified ways. Sarah is experienced in both private dispute resolution or litigation, so her family law and special needs law clients can choose from options that are the most beneficial to their cases.
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Sarah is passionate about supporting her community by helping families resolve, reduce, and perhaps even prevent family conflicts in as positive, effective, efficient and dignified way. This may be through employing private dispute resolution or litigation. Sarah is experienced in both, so her clients have options to choose from.
Sarah not only works within the special needs community, she lives there. Around the summer of 2016, Sarah’s two eldest children were diagnosed with unique gifts and needs. Since that time, Sarah and her husband, Chris, have been actively navigating a maze of occupational therapists, psychologists, developmental pediatricians, exceptional student education (“ESE”) services [also known as special education], ABA therapists, Step-Up for Students (formerly Gardiner) scholarships, individualized education plans (“IEPs”), the Department of Education Office of Civil Rights, and more. Sarah is passionate about helping others who are navigating the maze, too. Sarah has benefited from advice and mentoring from others who are further along in the maze than her family and she finds joy in helping others as she has been helped.
As a guardian ad litem, Sarah has cultivated a passion and skill for giving children a voice through being a mother and advocate for her out-of-the-box children, a family law attorney, a long-time volunteer with exchange students, and a former public school teacher.
Simply put, for Sarah it’s all about family. Sarah gives not just a professional, but a personal commitment, to each case she works.
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