When I began representing Clients in 1998, I was representing the indigent as a Criminal Defense Attorney for the Public Defender’s Office in Sanford, Florida. Less than 2 years later I was prosecuting criminals for the Office of the State Attorney in Daytona Beach. Five years later, I was a private lawyer working for a reputable law firm in DeLand, as an associate attorney, and two years after that, in 2006, I was a private lawyer working for myself. I am proud of what I accomplished in the years since then, and the many many Clients who I have helped. Several times during my career I was able to achieve the honor of being Board Certified in the area of Criminal Trial Law. That honor can only be achieved with experience and actually trying a large volume of cases before Florida Jurors.

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I also have used my skills to help countless Clients achieve their goals in Family Court. There are similarities and differences with Criminal Defense and Family Cases. To achieve success, they both require a lawyer who knows how to prove or disprove relevant issues, and they both involve Clients who are experiencing high levels of stress. An understanding of a Client’s stress is crucial for effective communication and understanding my Client. Many Judges who have presided over both Family and Criminal matters often commented that Criminal Defendant’s are usually on their best behavior after being arrested and the parties to a Family Case are usually on their worst behavior during the pendency of their case.

With 24 years of experience, Mr. Sherman is ready to help you make the decisions that are best for you. Contact us to schedule your free initial consultation.

Attorney Bradley S. Sherman believes that a potential client should not pay for an initial consultation. Potential clients should not hire an attorney until after they have had the opportunity to meet with the attorney.  Read More

An attorney should never be influenced by his or her own financial gain when counseling clients. Nothing but the client’s needs should be considered when working on the client’s case. Read More