Family Law & Divorce
Steady representation in Florida divorce, time-sharing, and support — firm where it counts, measured where it helps.
Family LawA Yenke Law PLLC is an independent Florida law firm founded by attorney Agnieszka M. Yenke. The firm provides focused counsel to individuals, property owners, and businesses — with direct attorney attention from the first conversation through resolution.
The firm serves individuals, families, and businesses across South Florida — five practice areas, deliberately chosen, handled directly by the attorney.
Steady representation in Florida divorce, time-sharing, and support — firm where it counts, measured where it helps.
Family LawDefense of Florida citations to protect your license, record, and insurance — most clients never appear in court.
Traffic TicketsPurchase and sale contract review, title and closing issues, and landlord-tenant matters in Florida property transactions.
Real EstateEntity formation, operating agreements, and contract review — building the business on a solid legal footing from the start.
Business & ContractsClaims on the company’s behalf when insiders harm it — fiduciary breaches, self-dealing, and closely held company disputes.
Derivative SuitsAttorney demand letters and landlord eviction notices, with the price quoted up front — a fast, defined engagement when you need one document done right.
Flat-Fee ServicesEvery matter begins with a candid assessment of the facts, the legal posture, the risks, and the realistic paths forward — before money is spent on action.
Plain-English explanations of where your matter stands, what happens next, and what it is likely to cost. No jargon, no surprises.
Outcomes are shaped by preparation: documents reviewed, deadlines controlled, and positions supported by the record before they are argued.
Legal strategy is weighed against your actual constraints — cost, time, risk tolerance, and business disruption — so the recommendation fits the problem.
Matters are handled personally by attorney Agnieszka M. Yenke rather than passed down a hallway.
Defined scope, disciplined process, and respect for your time and budget — because efficiency is part of good representation, not separate from it.
A Yenke Law PLLC was founded by Agnieszka M. Yenke, a Florida attorney admitted to The Florida Bar in 2008. The firm was built around a simple premise: clients are well served when the attorney they hire is the attorney who studies the file, develops the strategy, and does the work.
The practice serves individuals, property owners, investors, and businesses in matters governed by Florida law — with an emphasis on careful analysis, straightforward advice, and disciplined execution.
The firm serves clients in English and Polish, with conversational Spanish and Russian available. Initial conversations can often be held in the language you are most comfortable in; legal documents and filings are prepared in English.
Reach out by form or phone with a brief overview of your situation. Please hold confidential details until a consultation is scheduled.
The firm runs a conflict check, then schedules a consultation to understand the facts, your goals, and whether the firm is the right fit.
If you engage the firm, a written agreement defines the scope and fees, and a working strategy is set with you — not just for you.
The firm carries the matter forward with regular updates, and significant decisions are made together at each meaningful stage.
No. Submitting an inquiry or attending an initial consultation does not create an attorney–client relationship. Representation begins only when both you and the firm sign a written engagement agreement that defines the scope of the work and the fee arrangement.
A Yenke Law PLLC is a Florida practice. Attorney Agnieszka M. Yenke is admitted to The Florida Bar and handles matters governed by Florida law. The firm is based in Miami and serves clients across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties, and can often work remotely elsewhere in Florida where appropriate.
Fees depend on the type and complexity of the matter and are discussed candidly before any engagement begins. Some engagements suit a flat fee — the firm offers defined flat-fee services such as demand letters and landlord eviction notices — while others are billed hourly or under a retainer. Every engagement is documented in a written agreement so the scope and the cost structure are clear from day one.
A short consultation is often enough to understand where you stand, what your options are, and what it may take to move forward. Inquiries are reviewed for conflicts before any consultation is scheduled.
Submitting an inquiry does not create an attorney–client relationship. Please do not include confidential or time-sensitive information.