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St. Johns Law Group is a St. Augustine law firm serving individuals, families, businesses, property owners, developers and community associations throughout Northeast Florida. Tell us what you need help with, and our team can help route your inquiry to the appropriate attorney, mediator or legal professional.
St. Augustine, FloridaSt. Johns Law Group104 Sea Grove Main Street · Open in Google Maps →
St. Johns Law Group
St. Augustine Area’s Largest Law Firm
15 Attorneys
Full-Service Legal Team
300+ Years
Combined Legal Experience
100+ Jury Trials
Trial Experience Across the Team
1,000s of Closings
Real Estate Transactions
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For a new legal matter, start with the main office, email or contact form. Existing clients may continue communicating directly with their attorney or legal team.
Call the Main Office
For new matters, scheduling questions or help identifying the right practice team.
(904) 495-0400 →Email St. Johns Law Group
Send a general inquiry. Avoid confidential or sensitive information before conflicts are checked.
info@sjlawgroup.com →Visit Our Office
104 Sea Grove Main Street, St. Augustine, Florida 32080, in Sea Grove Town Center.
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Find paralegals, administrative professionals and the real estate closing and title team.
Staff & Real Estate Team →Request a Consultation
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Submitting this form does not create an attorney-client relationship. Representation begins only after conflicts are cleared and a written engagement agreement is completed.
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Book directly into the appropriate Clio Grow calendar. If you are unsure which option applies, use the main contact form and the firm can help route your inquiry.
Priority Practice
Personal Injury & Accident Consultation
For car, truck and bicycle accidents, slip and fall claims, dog bites and other personal injury matters.
Attorney Consultations
General Litigation
Civil, business, property and other litigation matters.
Schedule Consultation →Land Use Consultation
Zoning, development, entitlements and related land-use matters.
Schedule Consultation →Contract Review Meeting
Contract review and transaction-related legal guidance.
Schedule Meeting →Family Law Consultation
Divorce, parenting, support and other family-law matters.
Schedule Consultation →Estate Planning Consultation
Wills, trusts, powers of attorney and estate-planning needs.
Schedule Consultation →Family Law Mediation
Mediation — Uncontested Divorce
Standard weekday scheduling for uncontested divorce mediation.
Schedule Mediation →Mediation — Contested Divorce or Family Law
Standard weekday scheduling for contested divorce or family-law mediation.
Schedule Mediation →Weekend — Uncontested Divorce Mediation
Weekend scheduling option for uncontested divorce mediation.
Schedule Weekend Mediation →Weekend — Contested Divorce or Family Law Mediation
Weekend scheduling option for contested divorce or family-law mediation.
Schedule Weekend Mediation →Not sure which appointment to choose?
Use the main contact form above or call (904) 495-0400. The firm can help determine the appropriate consultation or mediation option.
Getting Started
You Do Not Need to Know Which Attorney to Call
Tell us the general nature of the matter. Our team can help identify the appropriate next step.
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Contact the FirmCall, email or submit the contact form with basic information about the legal issue.
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Conflict Check & RoutingBefore confidential information is exchanged, the firm may need information necessary to check for conflicts and determine the appropriate attorney or team.
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Consultation or Next StepIf the matter is one we can consider, our team will explain the appropriate consultation, scheduling or engagement process.
Welcome to St. Johns Law Group104 Sea Grove Main Street · St. Augustine, Florida 32080
Meet the Firm
A Short Introduction to St. Johns Law Group
See the firm, our approach and the breadth of legal services available through one St. Augustine legal team.
This short firm video gives prospective clients a better sense of SJLG before scheduling a consultation.
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What Do You Need Help With?
Explore a major practice area directly, or simply contact the firm if you are unsure where your matter fits.
Contact & Consultation FAQs
Before You Contact the Firm
Answers to common questions about contacting St. Johns Law Group.
Can consultations be remote?
Depending on the matter and attorney, appointments may be available by telephone or video conference as well as in person.
Should I send confidential information?
No. Please do not send confidential, privileged or highly sensitive information before the firm has completed a conflict check and confirmed representation.
How do I know which attorney I need?
You do not need to decide before contacting us. Give the firm a general description of the legal issue and the inquiry can be routed to the appropriate practice team.
How do I contact the real estate closing team?
The firm's staff and real estate team directory provides direct contact information for appropriate closing, title and support professionals.
View Staff & Real Estate Team →How do I schedule a mediator?
For mediation-specific information, mediator services and scheduling options, visit the firm's Mediation Center.
Visit the Mediation Center →Important: contacting the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship.
St. Johns Law Group can represent a person or entity only after appropriate conflict review and completion of a written engagement agreement. Please keep initial communications general and do not transmit confidential information unless instructed to do so.