Attorney Profile

Agnieszka M. Yenke

Founder, A Yenke Law PLLC · Esq., MBA · Member of The Florida Bar since 2008

Agnieszka M. Yenke, attorney and founder of A Yenke Law PLLC
Agnieszka M. Yenke · Attorney at Law

Background

Agnieszka M. Yenke is a Florida attorney and the founder of A Yenke Law PLLC. She earned her law degree and her MBA from Nova Southeastern University and was admitted to The Florida Bar on April 22, 2008.

She built the firm around a practical, document-first approach to the law: read the papers closely, understand how agreements are structured and where they go wrong, and advise clients candidly on cost, risk, and the realistic paths forward — in their own language where that serves them, including Polish.

Today she helps clients across the firm’s practice areas — family and domestic matters, traffic tickets, real estate, business and contracts, and derivative suits — representing individuals, families, and businesses throughout South Florida.

How she works

Clients work with attorney Yenke directly. She reads the documents, develops the strategy, and communicates candidly about strengths, weaknesses, cost, and risk. Her goal in every engagement is the same: position the client to make informed decisions, then execute those decisions with discipline.

Credentials

At a glance.

Bar admissionThe Florida Bar — admitted April 22, 2008; Bar No. 53267
EducationJ.D., Nova Southeastern University, Shepard Broad College of Law · MBA, Nova Southeastern University
Practice focusFamily law, traffic tickets, real estate, business & contracts, derivative suits
Court admissionsFlorida state courts
LanguagesEnglish; Polish (fluent); Spanish and Russian (conversational)
Service areaMiami-Dade, Broward & Palm Beach Counties

Licensure information should be independently verified through The Florida Bar.

Next step

Work directly with attorney Yenke.

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.

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