Steve W. Marsee
From his offices in Orlando, Steve W. Marsee assists clients throughout Central Florida in complex marital and family law matters, including divorce, child custody and support, and property distribution.
Mr. Marsee attended the University of Miami School of Law and the University of Central Florida, where he received his undergraduate degree in legal studies with a minor in criminal justice. While in the legal studies program, Mr. Marsee worked full-time, took 15 hours each semester (including two summer terms), and maintained a 4.0 GPA.
Before embarking on his legal career, Mr. Marsee became one of the youngest Chiefs of Police in the country at the age of 29, after he received national acclaim as one of Florida's most successful (if not the most) undercover drug agent while serving as investigator in charge of intelligence and organized crime for the Lake County Sheriff's Office. Through his work in law enforcement, Mr. Marsee gained valuable experience in negotiating complex issues with a wide variety of people and dealing with high stress, high stakes situations, which has greatly aided him in his practice as a marital and family lawyer.
Mr. Marsee is an active member of the Florida and Washington D.C. Bar Associations, the U.S. Middle District Court of Florida, the Orange County Bar Association Criminal and Family Law Committees, and the American Inns of Court. He is also a Florida Supreme Court certified family law mediator and a charter member of the Central Florida Family Law American Inns of Court.
Mr. Marsee has personally handled over 1,000 marital and family law cases since opening his practice just six short months after he began his career in Orlando as a sole practitioner in late 2000. His philosophy is simple: "Vigorously litigate the issues that you feel are justiciable, concede the ones that are not, research both beforehand thoroughly so you can recognize the difference, and at all times conduct yourself in an ethical and professional manner, treating everyone you meet with dignity and respect."
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