About Our Firm
Law office of robyn l. lesser, p.a.
Built for This Work. Present
for Every Client.
People who call this firm are usually in one of the hardest moments of their lives. They don't need to be managed. They need someone who will actually listen, learn the full story, and fight for the right outcome. That's what this firm does.
Who We Are
Robyn L. Lesser, B.A., Dip.Ed J. D.
There are firms that handle probate and trust litigation among dozens of other practice areas. This isn't one of them.
Robyn L. Lesser founded her Orlando practice specifically to serve families and individuals navigating the legal side of loss — will contests, trust disputes, executor misconduct, and the probate process itself. Before founding her practice, she served as an assistant state attorney in Florida, developing the litigation instincts that now shape how the firm approaches every contested estate matter. That background matters. When a case requires courtroom presence, this firm is ready.
What clients say about working with this firm most often isn't about strategy or outcomes. It's that they felt heard.
That the firm remembered why they called. That someone stayed present through something genuinely hard. That feedback isn't incidental to how this firm operates. It's the point.
The Law Office of Robyn L. Lesser, P.A. focuses on probate administration, fiduciary and trust litigation, and estate disputes for clients across Florida. The firm also assists select clients with estate planning matters on a referral and relationship basis.
Compassionate Counsel. Clear Direction.
Compassionate representation while effectively guiding clients through the legal processes.
Verified Credentials
- More than 11 years of experience in probate and fiduciary litigation throughout Florida
- Former Assistant State Attorney
- Recipient of the 2019 New Lawyer Award of Excellence from the Orange County Bar Association
- Member of The Florida Bar’s Real Property, Probate and Trust Law Section
- Member of The Florida Bar’s Solo and Small Firm Section
- Member of the Orange County Bar Association
- Longtime volunteer with the VALOR Project, providing legal assistance to veterans for more than 11 years
meet our staff
This is a small firm by design. When you call, you reach people who know your file.
Robyn L. Lesser, J.D.
Attorney and Founder
Robyn handles every client matter personally. Consultations, strategy, court appearances, and substantive legal work stay with her throughout.
Kristin
Legal Assistant
Kristin manages day-to-day client communication, scheduling, and the administrative coordination that keeps cases moving. Her work keeps the firm's filings accurate, thorough, and on deadline.
Joe
Law Clerk
Joe performs legal research, document preparation, and case analysis. He is in direct communication with clients and ensures every detail is accounted for throughout the process.
Serving Orange County and All of Florida
Estate disputes are not limited by county lines, and neither is this practice.
Based in Orlando and licensed to practice throughout Florida, the firm represents clients statewide, including in Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Broward, Miami-Dade, Hillsborough, Pinellas, Lee, and Brevard counties, as well as the Jacksonville area.
Consultations are available virtually, by phone, or in person by appointment at the firm’s Edgewater Drive office in Orlando.
Questions People Ask
Before Choosing an Attorney
Do I have a good case?
That question requires a consultation to answer properly. Whether a matter is actionable depends on the specific facts, the documents involved, the timeline of events, and the applicable Florida law. A consultation is the right first step.
Is the Law Office of Robyn L. Lesser a general practice firm?
No. The firm focuses specifically on probate administration and fiduciary and trust litigation. That focus means the firm has handled the situation you're facing before, in Florida courts, across multiple counties.
Does the firm handle cases outside Orlando?
Yes. The firm is licensed throughout Florida and regularly represents clients from across the state from its Orlando office. If your estate matter is in Florida, geography is not a barrier.
How do I get started?
Contact the firm by phone at (407) 698-5338 or submit the contact form on our Contact page. A member of the team will reach out to learn the basics of your situation and walk you through the next steps from there.