Jeff T. Gorman Law Offices operates a fully staffed office in Port St. Lucie — the largest city in St. Lucie County. Criminal defense in the 19th Circuit courts and family law throughout the county. Rated 5.0 stars at our PSL location.
St. Lucie County is one of the fastest-growing counties in Florida — and one of the most active in the 19th Judicial Circuit. With a population exceeding 360,000 and major corridors including US-1, I-95, and the Florida Turnpike running through it, St. Lucie County generates significant criminal and family law caseloads every day.
Jeff T. Gorman Law Offices maintains a Port St. Lucie office at 1860 SW Fountainview Blvd, Suite 108 — positioned to serve clients throughout St. Lucie County without the inconvenience of a long drive. Combined with our Stuart office just south in Martin County, we have the entire Treasure Coast covered from three locations.
The St. Lucie County Courthouse in Fort Pierce is the home court for the circuit. Jeff Gorman prosecuted cases throughout the 19th Circuit — including cases with St. Lucie County venue — and knows this court system from years of first-chair felony trial work.
Arrested in St. Lucie County? Cases are heard at the St. Lucie County Courthouse in Fort Pierce — part of the 19th Circuit where Jeff Gorman built his prosecutorial career. We defend clients in everything from DUI and drug charges to serious felonies.
Criminal Defense in St. Lucie CountyDivorce, custody, and support matters in St. Lucie County are heard in the Circuit Court in Fort Pierce. Joseph Grant guides St. Lucie County families through Florida's updated family law — including the 2023 alimony and time-sharing reforms — with care and strategy.
Family Law in St. Lucie CountyOur Port St. Lucie office is staffed and ready. Criminal defense and family law for all of St. Lucie County. Call the PSL number or the Stuart office — both are answered 24 hours a day.
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