Tracy Newmark is a Partner in the firm?s Fort Lauderdale office and focuses her practice on Family and Marital Law. Tracy represents clients in all areas of Family Law, including Divorce, Time Sharing, Parenting, Child Support, Same Sex Family services and many other issues. Additionally, Tracy handles Commercial Litigation matters including business ?separations? or business ?divorces.? Tracy also represents parties in civil appellate matters and has several published opinions in the Second, Third and Fourth District Court of Appeals of Florida. Prior to joining the firm, Tracy managed and operated her own family law and civil litigation firm and has practiced over 25 years in South Florida. Tracy has been a Supreme Court Certified Guardian Ad Litem since 1997 and has been honored by the 17th Judicial Circuit Guardian Ad Litem Program since 2000. Additionally, she has been appointed by several judges throughout south Florida to act as a Guardian Ad Litem on several occasions. Tracy earned her Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of Florida in 1986 and went on to earn her Juris Doctor degree from Nova Southeastern University, Shepard Broad Law Center in 1990. Tracy is licensed to practice law in all circuit and county courts in the state of Florida, federal court in South Florida and the federal appellate court in Atlanta, Georgia.

James Nolletti is an accomplished negotiator and litigator with over three decades of wide-ranging experience in matrimonial and family law cases. He is the founder of Nolletti Law Group, a firm focused exclusively on the unique needs of its divorce and family law clients. Formerly, Mr. Nolletti was the supervising partner of the family law and matrimonial litigation practice at the White Plains firm of Collier, Halpern, Newberg & Nolletti. James Nolletti began his career as a criminal trial prosecutor in the Westchester County District Attorney’s Office and has since represented clients in numerous and notable cases at both the trial and appellate court levels.