The Law Office of Laura A. Olson, P.A.

Laura Anne Olson is the founding shareholder and principal attorney at The Law Office of Laura A. Olson, P.A. Laura practices marital and family law and civil litigation in South Tampa and the greater Tampa area. These areas of law include important matters like child custody. Florida child custody laws begin with a belief that each minor child should have frequent and continuing contact with both parents after the parents separate or the marriage is dissolved. The policy of the state encourages parents to share the rights, responsibilities, and joys of childrearing. The court will order shared custody or shared parental responsibility each time unless a parent shows that shared custody would be harmful to the baby. After deciding that the parents will share custody, the real work is in the details. The parents must put together a parenting plan and time-sharing schedule. This document states when the children will stay with each parent and how important child-rearing decisions will be made. The government requires the plan to include many details to be sure everyone understands. The more detail it has, the better it will work and the less likely that arguments will come up that need to be settled in court.

Laura Olson and her paralegal Jennifer receive overwhelmingly positive reviews from clients. There are numerous mentions of compassion and professionalism. Several clients report that they felt supported and informed throughout their cases. An individual notes a long, arduous legal battle that many lawyers could not handle. They add that Laura effectively guided them through the experience, and they finally felt heard and protected. Laura is also recognized for her detailed, expert representation and successful outcomes. Many clients express that she fought hard and was very successful. Communication with Laura and Jennifer is always reliable and supportive. Clients consistently report positive experiences with Laura and heartily recommend them for guidance in complex, emotional legal situations.