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Call, email or submit the form with general information about the legal matter or mediation you need.
Start with the legal issue. We will help identify the right next step.
St. Johns Law Group is a full-service law firm serving Northeast Florida. Whether you need legal representation, transactional counsel or a neutral mediator, our team can route your inquiry to an attorney or mediator whose work focuses on the type of matter involved.
You do not have to choose an attorney before contacting the firm.
An attorney represents and advises a client. A mediator is a neutral who helps opposing parties work toward a voluntary resolution.
Choose this path when you need legal advice, representation, contract or document work, transaction counsel, litigation, trial representation or advocacy concerning your own rights and interests.
Find a Practice Area →Choose this path when parties are seeking a neutral mediator to facilitate settlement discussions. The mediator does not represent either side and does not act as either party's attorney.
Explore Mediation →The intake process identifies the matter, checks conflicts and clearly establishes the scope of any representation.
Call, email or submit the form with general information about the legal matter or mediation you need.
The firm checks whether an ethical conflict prevents SJLG from accepting the matter.
When appropriate, discuss the matter, services, next steps and applicable fees with the attorney or mediator.
Attorney-client representation begins only after the conflict process and a written engagement agreement.
Submitting a form, emailing the firm or having an initial conversation does not by itself create an attorney-client relationship.

Douglas N. Burnett founded St. Johns Law Group in 2009 with a team-based approach to legal representation: match clients with attorneys who focus on the area of law their matter requires, while maintaining the resources of a full-service firm when issues overlap.
Today, SJLG brings together attorneys practicing in real estate, land use and zoning, civil litigation, construction, business and healthcare law, HOA and condominium law, probate, estate planning, family law, personal injury and mediation.
Start with the category that most closely describes your issue. If several areas are involved, SJLG can coordinate attorneys across the firm.
Residential and commercial transactions, contracts, title, closings and property matters.
Explore →Development approvals, rezonings, comprehensive-plan matters, PUDs and public hearings.
Explore →Contract, property, commercial and other civil disputes from pre-suit strategy through trial and appeal.
Explore →Construction contracts, defects, liens, payment disputes and litigation.
Explore →Business formation, contracts, transactions, outside counsel and commercial disputes.
Explore →Medical-practice transactions, contracts, employment, leasing, disputes and outside general counsel.
Explore →Association general counsel, governance, enforcement, contracts, collections and litigation.
Explore →Estate administration, probate real estate, fiduciary matters and contested estates.
Explore →Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, advance directives and business succession.
Explore →Divorce, parenting, support, modifications, adoption and family mediation.
Explore →Car, truck, bicycle, pedestrian, premises, tourist and other qualifying injury claims.
Explore →Browse the firm's complete practice-area directory and legal team.
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A legal issue may begin in one practice area and quickly involve another.
A business acquisition may involve commercial real estate. A development project may require land-use approvals and construction counsel. A real estate transaction can become a contract or title dispute. Probate may involve real property or litigation.
Tell us generally what happened. SJLG can identify the appropriate starting point and involve other attorneys when the matter requires additional experience.
Mediation is different from hiring SJLG as your law firm.
A mediator acts as a neutral facilitator and does not represent either party. SJLG's attorney-mediators provide mediation services in appropriate family, civil, business, probate and real-estate disputes.
No. Contacting the firm, sending an email or submitting a website form does not by itself establish an attorney-client relationship. Representation begins only after the firm's conflict process and a written engagement agreement.
Provide enough general information to identify the type of matter, the parties involved and any urgent deadline. Do not send confidential or sensitive details until conflicts have been checked and representation established.
Yes. Depending on the matter and attorney availability, consultations and meetings may be available in person, by telephone or videoconference.
Fees depend on the type, scope and complexity of the matter. Depending on the legal service, arrangements may include hourly, flat-fee, contingency or another agreed structure. Applicable terms are addressed before representation begins.
Contact the firm and describe the situation generally. If you need advice or advocacy for your own interests, you are generally seeking an attorney. If opposing parties are jointly looking for a neutral to facilitate settlement, you may be seeking a mediator.
Visit the SJLG Legal FAQ Resource Center for questions organized by practice area.
Tell us generally what you need. Our team can route your inquiry to the appropriate attorney, practice group or mediator.
Provide basic information about your legal matter or mediation request.
The information on this website is not intended to be legal advice. Submission of this form does not establish an attorney-client relationship. A person may become a client only after a conflict check and through a written engagement agreement. Do not include confidential or sensitive information in this form.
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