Max Factor Law Trial Attorneys

Max Factor Law Trial Attorneys is a Family Lawyer in Tallahassee, FL. The firm handles divorce and family law matters, including mediated or litigated divorces, child custody hearings, child support proceedings, property and asset distribution, and enforcement of contempt orders. It also practices insurance law, covering first‑party claims, coverage disputes, and arson or insurance fraud cases, as well as employment law matters such as workplace discrimination and wrongful termination. With nearly three decades of legal experience, the attorneys provide empathetic support throughout the process for clients in Tallahassee and the surrounding areas. The practice holds a 4.70 rating based on 72 customer reviews.

Founded by Max Factor after graduating from Samford University’s Cumberland School of Law, the firm draws on his nine‑year tenure as a prosecutor, rising from assistant district attorney in the Dougherty Judicial Circuit to assistant statewide prosecutor for the Florida Office of the Attorney General. Afterward he sharpened litigation skills at a large law practice handling insurance fraud, windstorm and sinkhole damage, fire/arson, and misrepresentation cases. Max Factor is licensed in Florida and Georgia, authorized to practice in federal district and appellate courts, and serves as a past president and current member of the Florida Advisory Committee on Arson Prevention. He is certified by the Florida Department of Insurance to teach continuing education courses on arson and insurance fraud. The firm’s current practice areas focus on insurance, family law, and employment law, employing a creative approach to strategy and a commitment to achieving the best outcomes for clients.

The firm enjoys a strong local reputation, reflected in consistently high customer ratings, and maintains a steady record of repeat and referred customers.

That reputation, combined with extensive experience in divorce and family law, makes Max Factor Law Trial Attorneys a trusted resource for families navigating legal challenges in Tallahassee.