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Laguna Legal — Milagros “Millie” Laguna, Attorney at Law

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Contact Laguna Legal

Speak with Laguna Legal about divorce, paternity or a domestic violence or stalking injunction matter. Tell us the type of issue, the county involved and whether you have an upcoming court date or response deadline.

For consultation availability and fee information, call the office or send a brief inquiry. English and Spanish service is available. 305-270-7477 · ml@lagunalegal.com

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Phone
305-270-7477
Email
ml@lagunalegal.com
Office
Laguna Legal Milagros Millie Laguna, P.A. Sunset Center 10300 Sunset Drive, Building 300, Suite 323 (Ground floor) Miami, FL 33173
Meetings
Contact the office to arrange an appointment and confirm the meeting format before traveling. Ask about remote attorney meetings if attending in person is difficult.
Languages
English · Español
Building 300 at Sunset Center, Miami
Building 300, Sunset Center · Kendall

What to expect

After your inquiry

What happens after I send a message?
The initial step is to determine whether the firm can consider your matter and arrange a consultation. Be prepared to identify the people involved for a conflict check and provide basic information about the case.
What should we discuss before I retain the firm?
The scope of work, fees and costs, communication arrangements and any deadlines that require action. Do not assume the firm is handling a deadline merely because you have sent a message.
How should I prepare for the consultation?
Have the complete court papers and any existing orders available. A short list of your main questions, relevant dates and proposed agreements can help focus the discussion. You can also review our practice areas to find the page closest to your situation.