Douglas Kneller holds multiple marital and family law certifications in the state of Florida.
Board Certification by the Florida Bar in Marital and Family Law; 1995-present
Board Certified by the National Board of Trial Advocacy in Family Trial Law; 2015-present
Certified as a Family Mediator by the Supreme Court of Florida in 2004 (inactive)*Matters relating to Divorce and Family Law
What is a Board Certified Attorney?
A Board Certified attorney has demonstrated knowlege, skill and expertise in a particular area of the law and has proven it through rigorous examination and testing by the State Bar Association. Similar to the medical profession, a certificed attorney has substantial experience and involvement in his | her area of specialization.
Be advised that not all attorneys who handle divorce-related matters are Board Certified by the state of Florida. Your decision to choose a Board Certified attorney over a non-specialist is a wise one. It will affect the outcome of your divorce and many other aspects of your life.BOARD CERTIFICATION .. WHAT DOES IT MEAN?
State of Florida Board Certification encourages attorneys to hone their skills and satisfy requirements for continuing legal education in practice and professionalism.
Certification recognizes attorneys’ special area of knowledge, skills and proficiency. Board certification helps consumers, promotes ethics in practice and helps identify specialists in various areas of law. Douglas Kneller holds multiple marital and family law certifications in the state of Florida.
Board Certification by the Florida Bar in Marital and Family Law, 1995-present
Board Certified by the National Board of Trial Advocacy in Family Trial Law, 2015-present
Certified as a Family Mediator by the Supreme Court of Florida, 2004 (inactive)
The Family Law Section provides information to its members and the public with information on attorneys who practice in the areas of divorce, parenting and timesharing matters, adoption, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, and modification and enforcement of judgments, including those which involve alimony and child support. Family law includes the legal issues which arise from the relationships of husband and wife and parents and children, and the litigation and resolution of civil controversies which are brought forth as a result of those relationships. Marital and family law includes evaluating, managing, and resolving these conflicts before the institution of lawsuits, both pre- and post judgment, as well as the pretrial and trial process.