Vollrath Law
by Georgia Rivas
When sisters Stephanie and Sharon Vollrath founded Vollrath Law more than a decade ago, they envisioned something different from the traditional law firm experience.
“We wanted a law firm that felt approachable, compassionate, and deeply competent,” says Stephanie.
What began as a small practice has grown into a respected Oviedo-based firm serving all of Seminole County. Its six attorneys each bring specialized knowledge to the firm’s core practice areas: estate planning, family law, probate, and real estate law. As Vollrath Law has grown, the siblings have remained committed to the values that inspired them to start the firm in the first place.
“Being sisters gives us a shared philosophy about how people should be treated,” says Sharon. “Families need guidance, not just documents.”
Their philosophy is reflected in every aspect of the firm’s culture. The attorneys at Vollrath Law understand that clients rarely seek legal help during happy, carefree times.
“People usually come to us during some of the hardest moments of their lives,” says Sharon.
Whether a family is planning for the future, navigating the loss of a loved one, facing a divorce, or buying or selling a home, the team approaches every matter with empathy and respect. The goal is not simply to provide legal services, but to also help clients feel informed, supported, and confident throughout the process.
The firm gives equal attention to each of its practice areas, with dedicated attorneys focused on estate planning, family law, probate, and real estate transactions. With estate planning, the team helps families
protect what matters most and prepare for the future. Through probate services, the attorneys guide loved ones through complex legal and financial responsibilities after a loss.
In family law, the firm has increasingly embraced collaborative divorce, a process designed to reduce conflict and help families move forward with dignity. Rather than focusing on courtroom battles, collaborative law encourages productive communication and solutions that minimize emotional trauma – especially for children.
Real estate law remains another important pillar of the practice. For many families, a home is their biggest financial asset, and the firm’s attorneys help clients confidently navigate purchases, sales, and transactions.
To set up a free 30-minute consultation, visit Vollrath-Law.com or call 407-366-0087.