Competent/Experienced Representation

Our lawyers at Shorstein, Lee and Morgan have more than 30 years of combined experience representing people in Criminal Law and Family Law matters. We are available to help you 24 hours a day/7 days a week

Every case is different! At Shorstein, Lee and Morgan, we will talk to you about your case and then determine the type of approach your case requires. We will take the time to speak to you about your needs and together we will determine whether an aggressive approach, or a more amicable approach is right for you.

Our attorneys have many years of courtroom experience. We have done numerous jury trials. Thus, we are confident that we will be able to competently determine how to handle your case.

We are 7th Circuit (St. Augustine, Palatka, Flagler County) Lawyers

At Shorstein, Lee and Morgan, all 3 of our attorneys (Bryan Shorstein, Sung Lee, and Virginia Morgan) have spent nearly our entire careers practicing in St. Augustine. St. Augustine (St. Johns County), Palatka (Putnam County), and Bunnell/Palm Coast (Flagler County) are all in the 7th circuit. St. Augustine is a very unique jurisdiction for lawyers. Any attorney familiar with it will tell you so.

The biggest fear most clients have is a fear of the unknown. By being familiar with the Judges, Prosecutors and Staff, we are able to answer nearly all of our clients questions, so they/you don't have to fear the unknown. When hiring an attorney, always ask what experience he or she has dealing with the players in the specific case. We assure you that we will not handle a case that we don't feel confident handling. Our attorneys have handled nearly every type of Criminal and Family Law case in St. Augustine.

Getting an Attorney early in the process is very important

If you or your loved one has been accused of a crime, one of our attorneys is available to speak with you immediately. Call us for a free phone consultation where we can answer all your questions and help you decide what needs to be done in your case.

It is vital that you contact an attorney as early in the process as possible. If you get an attorney involved early in the process, the attorney may be able to influence the decision a prosecutor makes in your case. This is much easier than when we have to overcome as decision a prosecutor has already made. Understand, it is much easier to talk to a prosecutor about a case when the prosecutor is looking at it for the first time vs. when he/she has already had to time to review it and work on the case.

Our attorneys are skilled at negotiating cases at all stages but it is always easier if we can get the case at its earliest stage.

At Shorstein, Lee, and Morgan, our attorneys have a reputation for honesty and integrity. Most of our clients are either former clients or clients who have been referred to us. We assure you that we will do our best to get you the best possible result in your case.