Tamarac, Florida Law Office
A clearer path through debt and difficult transitions.
When financial pressure, foreclosure or an agreed divorce leaves you unsure what to do next, start with a direct conversation about your options.
Practice Areas
Focused help for the legal problem in front of you.
The firm provides personal attention in a focused group of matters. No result is promised, but you can receive a clear explanation of possible next steps.
Bankruptcy
Explore whether Chapter 7, Chapter 13 or a non-bankruptcy approach may fit your income, property, debts and goals.
Explore bankruptcy options →Foreclosure
Review notices and deadlines, understand the posture of the case and discuss options that may be available.
Discuss foreclosure →Uncontested Divorce
Move through an agreed Florida divorce with guidance on documents, procedure and unresolved details.
Learn about uncontested divorce →How It Begins
Start with facts, deadlines and priorities.
Legal problems become harder when notices pile up or deadlines pass. A focused first conversation can bring the situation into view.
- Request a consultationProvide basic contact information and the type of matter. Do not send confidential details through the website.
- Gather key documentsBring recent notices, court papers and a basic picture of your finances or agreement.
- Discuss possible pathsThe attorney can explain which options may warrant closer review and what the next step would require.
Attorney Conwade D. Lewis
Professional guidance with direct personal attention.
Conwade D. Lewis earned his J.D. from Nova Southeastern University in 1992 and an LL.M. from the University of Miami School of Law in 1993. He has been a member of The Florida Bar since 1992.
Florida Bar No. 968455
Meet the AttorneyCommon Questions
Questions people often ask before calling
These are general answers. Your rights and options depend on your specific facts and current law.
Is the initial consultation free?
The current offer is a free initial consultation. Confirm what the consultation includes when scheduling.
Will contacting the office create an attorney-client relationship?
No. A relationship begins only after the attorney agrees to represent you and the required agreement is completed.
What should I bring?
Bring important notices, court papers, income information and a list of major debts or agreed divorce terms, depending on the matter.
You do not have to sort through every question alone.
Request a free consultation with the Law Offices of Conwade D. Lewis, P.A. in Tamarac.