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Plantation Education Law Firm
Overview
The laws that govern civil appeals, criminal appeals and education-related disputes are complex and often difficult to understand. Asselta Law specializes in guiding clients through these confusing legal issues while aggressively protecting their interests. Founding attorney Richard Asselta has over 16 years of legal experience, and he works closely with each client to understand what is at stake and to develop a plan for pursuing an agreeable outcome. From Mr. Asselta’s law firm in Plantation, Florida, he provides statewide representation for students and teachers in all educational settings. Mr. Asselta offers free initial consultations and all calls are answered promptly.
When preparing appeals, Mr. Asselta recognizes the importance of thoroughly reviewing each case and creating a concise brief that explains why a client may be entitled to a new trial or the reversal of a past conviction. He is committed to reviewing each case in detail and identifying any errors or oversights. Mr. Asselta’s law firm also delivers the same level of attention to clients who are experiencing issues in any educational setting. Whether an academic, disciplinary, financial, or special education issue, Asselta Law has the knowledge and the experience to help.
Prior to founding Asselta Law, Mr. Asselta worked with a law firm that focused on federal criminal appellate cases, and he spent several years serving as the attorney for a public school district. He has since received an Avvo “Superb” rating for his work as an education and appeals lawyer. With this niche experience, Mr. Asselta is fully prepared to effectively represent clients during all stages of the legal process, whether he is crafting an appellate brief, negotiating a settlement or advocating for his clients against an educational institution.
About Asselta Law P.A.
Practice Areas
- Education Law
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Offers Free Initial Consultation
Accepts Credit Cards
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Address
950 South Pine Island RoadSuite A150 Plantation, FL 33324
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