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Essays, practical guides, and legal analysis from Steven C. Fraser, a Florida and DC attorney and certified mediator.
Bankruptcy. Courts. Consumer systems. AI. Mediation. Legal history. Notes from practice, written for people who need clearer judgment under pressure.
Steven C. Fraser is a solo practitioner with over twenty-eight years of experience helping individuals and families navigate the most consequential legal moments of their lives. Licensed in Florida and the District of Columbia, Steven operates Steven C. Fraser, P.A. from Jacksonville, FL with a virtual DC practice.
His practice spans criminal defense, Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy, court-certified mediation (Circuit Civil, County Civil, and Family Law in all 20 Florida circuits; General Civil and Domestic Relations in Georgia as a Registered Neutral; and DC Superior Court), consumer protection (FDCPA, FCCPA, FCRA, TCPA), executive employment law, estate planning, probate, personal injury, property damage insurance claims (including pipe burst and water damage disputes in Florida and Washington DC), HOA and condo disputes, and contractor and construction litigation.
No unnecessary overhead, no associate hand-offs, no surprises. When you retain Steven, you work with Steven.
Chapter 7 liquidation and Chapter 13 reorganization for individuals and families in Florida and Washington DC. Debt discharge, asset protection, automatic stay enforcement, and foreclosure defense.
Bankruptcy Guide Florida Practice DC PracticeDissolution of marriage, parenting plans, timesharing, child support, equitable distribution, and post-judgment modification in Duval County and the Fourth Circuit.
Learn MoreFDCPA, FCCPA, FCRA, and TCPA claims against debt collectors, creditors, credit bureaus, and companies sending robocalls or spam texts. Illegal collection tactics and consumer fraud litigation in Florida and DC.
Consumer Claims Guide Learn MoreFlat-fee criminal defense in Florida state courts. Misdemeanor and felony representation including DUI, drug offenses, theft, assault, and white-collar crimes throughout Northeast Florida.
Learn MoreFlat-fee wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and advance directives for Florida residents. Full probate administration — formal, summary, and disposition without administration — throughout all 67 Florida counties.
Learn MoreRepresentation of Florida and Washington DC homeowners against insurance carriers denying or underpaying claims — hurricane damage, pipe burst, water intrusion, roof damage, and bad faith litigation. One of the few DC attorneys handling residential property insurance disputes.
Insurance Claim Guide Learn MoreExecutive severance negotiations, non-compete disputes, and wrongful termination in Florida and DC. HOA and condo lien defense. Personal injury and wrongful death on contingency throughout Florida.
Learn MorePractical guides for people deciding what to do next.
Criminal defense, personal injury, probate & estates, wage theft, FMLA violations, and consumer protection for high-net-worth families throughout Florida. Bankruptcy, family law, and mediation through dedicated practice sites.
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Steven publishes regularly on bankruptcy, consumer protection, AI & law, mediation ethics, and Florida court practice. A selection of recent posts:
Inspired by a Washington Lawyer humor column, a Legal History Month reflection on why lawyers should study the profession's past with humility, context, and practical purpose.
A Legal History Month tour of five dates that still shape American law practice: Magna Carta, constitutional ratification, Dred Scott, Lochner, and United States v. Nixon.
Legal history is not just background reading. It helps lawyers frame arguments, counsel clients, mediate disputes, and recognize when familiar procedures are doing real constitutional work.
How a 2026 ruling reshapes consumer-protection claims against AI chatbot operators.
When the federal government can intercept consumer benefits to collect civil debt.
The 2026 changes to federal student loan servicing every borrower needs to act on.
Where AI tools belong — and don't — in court-certified mediation practice.
What the Northern District of Florida's mandatory bankruptcy form orders mean for practitioners.
A federal court draws the line on privilege when lawyers use AI tools to draft work product.