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  Anthony J. Diaz was born in Miami, Florida and grew up in New York City. While working full-time, he earned his accounting degree from St. Johns University. Anthony was admitted to practice in 1998 after graduating from Stetson University.Before opening his private practice, Anthony was an Assistant State Attorney for the Ninth Judicial Circuit of Florida and personally handled thousands of cases such as DUI Manslaughter, Robbery with a Firearm, Drug Possession, Grand Theft and Misdemeanors.

  Anthony J. Diaz has been a Certified Public Accountant since 1988 where his financial expertise has been utilized by Fortune 100 and 500 companies nationwide.

  The Law Firm of Anthony Diaz is located in downtown Orlando, Florida and handles cases throughout the State of Florida.

  Education & Experience

  Stetson University, Juris DoctorSt. Johns University, Bachelor of ScienceState Attorney’s Office, Ninth Judicial Circuit, Assistant State Attorney

  Mediator

  Anthony J. Diaz is certified by the Florida Supreme Court to mediate Circuit Civil and county court matters. In addition, Mr. Diaz is also a Florida Supreme Court Certified Family Law Mediator and has completed the family law mediation program and additional advanced mediation training. Mediation is an alternative for divorce, child custody, child support, equitable distribution and other issues faced by divorcing couples. Mr. Diaz is also a Certified Mediator in Federal Court for the Middle District of Florida. Mediation can also be effective for cohabitating and same sex couples seeking to reach agreements concerning division of jointly purchased property and other assets. Mr. Diaz is also trained and is experienced in handling Pro-Se Divorce Mediation matters. Pro Se Divorce Mediation is available for couples who are not represented by attorneys who seek to resolve all issues concerning their divorce. For more information on pro se mediation

  Arbitrator

  Mr. Diaz is a Florida Supreme Court Qualified Arbitrator with extensive experience as an attorney for more than ten years as well as an extensive background in accounting and finance as a CPA. This translates well in his role in arbitration cases.

  Anthony Diaz is one of the very few professionals who is Florida Supreme Court Certified in both Family and Circuit Civil Mediation as well as State Qualified as an Arbitrator and trained in Collaborative Practice.

  Certified Public Accountant

  Anthony J. Diaz is not only an attorney but he is also a Certified Public Accountant as well and that gives his clients additional expertise relating to finances. In addition, he is assertive, approachable and strong, which also enables him to have professional interactions with his colleagues, Judges, the Court system and his clients.

  Along with his professionalism and assertive approachable nature Mr. Diaz also has a very knowledgeable and professional legal staff that is proficient in response time as well.

  Contact Orlando Pro Se Divorce Lawyer at The Law Firm of Anthony J. Diaz today by calling 321-362-6053. All consultations are confidential.

• Florida, 1998 U.S. District Court Middle District of Florida, 2000 Supreme Court of the United States of America, 2004

• Stetson University College of Law, St. Petersburg, Florida, 1998J.D. St. Johns University, Jamaica, Florida, 1983Bachelor of ScienceMajor: Accounting

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