He has extensive experience in matters pertaining to divorce, alimony, care-taking and parental responsibilities, timesharing, child support, paternity, guardianship, wills and probate, and trusts to name just some areas of Family Law. In addition, he is experienced in the formation of new businesses as well as any litigation that may occur during the course of conducting business.

Joel graduated from Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri, with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. He was Vice President and Pledge Master of Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity and operated and ran his own beer business. He received his cum laude Juris Doctorate degree from the University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida. While attending law school he excelled at Moot Court, was a Mock Trial Semi-finalist and a member of the Entertainment & Sports Law Review. He clerked at a boutique commercial litigation firm and in the public defender’s office.

Joel is admitted to the Florida Bar, the New Jersey Bar and the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida. He continues to advance his legal knowledge by participating in seminars and classes. Joel is involved in community outreach including being a founding member of the Fort Lauderdale Jaguars Youth Football League and a league representative in the American Youth Football League. He is an officer of AYFL and is involved at his Temple.

Colleen E. Huott has been an associate with the firm since March 2006. She has many years of experience in family law and civil litigation. Her clients are throughout the South Florida area. Focusing in the areas of family, divorce, paternity, and modification proceedings, she continues to practice in all aspects of civil litigation. She has extensive experience in all aspects of complex civil litigation, from pre-trial proceedings and discovery, through settlement negotiations, mediation, and trial.

She graduated from the University of South Florida with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science. While attending USF, she was a Bright Futures Scholar, recipient of the President’s Award for GPA, a Student Admissions Representative, an active member and officer of Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority and an officer of the Pan-Hellenic Counsel.

Colleen went on to attend Nova Southeastern University, where she received her Juris Doctorate degree and graduated with the Pro Bono Honors Program. While attending Nova, Colleen was a member and officer of Phi Alpha Delta Fraternity and an editor on the International Citator. She volunteered over two hundred hours for Coast-to-Coast Legal Aid of Broward County in their family law division.

Randell Baisden has been litigating Workers Compensation and Personal Injury cases in South Florida for 20 years.  He represents people who have been injured, whether the injury was the result of an auto accident, slip/fall or any other type of negligence. He specializes in work injuries, including Longshore cases.

Randell graduated college with a business degree from Marshall University before obtaining his Juris Doctorate degree from West Virginia University College of Law.  Early in his career, Randell worked for corporations and the insurance industry.  Ultimately, he was directed by his conscience and the desire to be on the side of working people to represent individuals rather than corporations.

In addition to being a dedicated lawyer, Randell is a family man who is involved in the community and his church.  He has been married for 27 years and has two children. Above all, Randell is a compassionate, caring person who is easy to talk to.  He is “down to earth” and treats his clients with the respect they deserve.  Most of his clients are faced with difficult matters involving two very important things - their health and their job. Randell works hard to get his clients favorable outcomes in their cases and to improve the system for all injured persons.

Admitted to the Florida Bar in 2001, Andrew S. Bresalier primary focus is in the area of bankruptcy, including, but not limited to, Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies. Mr. Bresalier also assists clients in matters which may lead to a bankruptcy, such as foreclosure defense, general litigation, levy protection and stopping garnishments.

Mr. Bresalier graduated with honors, from Nova South-eastern University, where he earned a Bachelor of Science, in Business, with a specialty in law. While completing his undergraduate degree, he was a university tutor and worked as a paralegal. He continued at Nova Southeastern University, and completed his Masters degree in Business Administration, with certification as a Productivity Expert.

He then attended Saint Thomas University, School of Law, where he served as a tutor, participated in our country's first Bankruptcy Clinic, and received his Juris Doctorate degree with honors.