Brian D. Fell

Although marriage is meant to be a lifelong bond between husband and wife, there may be times when the marriage might need to end for the betterment of the spouses. Fell Law Group is here to help you navigate through any legal issues with marital and family matters. With over twelve years specializing in complex litigation involving family and civil matters, the Fell Law Group is prepared to fight for you every step of the way- from pre-suit, mediation, trial and appeals. Brian combines his competitive spirit with compassion, consistently aiming to deliver optimal results for his clients. After earning his Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Florida State University in 2009 (achieving Dean’s List five semesters), Brian graduated in the top 25% of his law school class at Florida International University College of Law in 2012. During law school, Brian earned the CALI Book Award for the top grade in six of his law school classes, including awards for Federal Rules of Evidence, Federal Income Tax, Real Estate,Federal Estate and Gift Tax, Securities Law Enforcement, and Sales. In 2012, Brian began his legal career practicing Family Law at a boutique firm in Coral Gables that handles high-net-worth divorces, international cases, jurisdictional disputes, and a wide variety of complex matters. In 2020, Brian shifted gears and engaged in civil litigation in Miami Beach. Leveraging his Family Law practice with his valuable civil litigation experience, Brian founded FLG in 2024 to serve the South Florida community with quality next generation legal services. Divorce is hard. FLG works with you to make Divorce as pain-free as possible. From fighting for you to keep your non-marital assets, to getting you an equitable distribution that best represents your unique circumstances, Fell Law Group is with you every step of the way.  Our experience in alimony, time-sharing, and child support issues helps FLG protect your rights as best as we can. Have you had a substantial change in circumstances since your alimony was awarded?  Is it in the best interests of your minor child to modify the current child support?  Did something not contemplated happen with your parenting plan so that the current time-sharing needs to be modified?  FLG advocates for you and with you throughout your post-judgment modification proceedings.