Plantation Family Lawyer Serving Broward County Families
Caroline Olson, P.A. operates a Plantation Office at 8551 W. Sunrise Blvd., Suite 208, Plantation, FL 33322. Plantation residents have direct access to experienced family law guidance there. Plantation is in Broward County, where family cases are handled in the 17th Judicial Circuit. Caroline helps local families with divorce, child support, alimony, parenting plans and paternity, and every initial consultation is free.
Why Plantation Families Choose a Local Family Law Office
Plantation households often juggle busy schedules, school commitments and shared responsibilities for children. A local office makes it easier to bring documents to in-person meetings and stay involved in every step. Local presence also reflects the firm's commitment to accessible, personal legal service.
Divorce, Support and Parenting Services for Plantation Residents
Divorce
We guide clients through filing, negotiation, mediation and final judgment.
Property division
We identify marital assets, debts and retirement benefits for a fair division.
Alimony
We analyze the support options available under Florida law.
Child support and time-sharing
We address support and parenting decisions together for consistency.
Parenting plans
We build schedules around school, activities and each parent's routine.
Paternity
We help establish legal parentage and the rights and obligations that follow.
Broward County Family Cases: What Plantation Families Should Know
Broward County cases are heard in Florida's 17th Judicial Circuit, which is separate from the Palm Beach County circuit serving our Boca Raton and Jupiter offices. Statewide family law applies here as well, but local calendars, mediation practices and filing procedures can affect timing. Caroline confirms the proper filing location and procedure early in every case.
Protecting Children and Parental Relationships in Plantation
Children benefit when their parents communicate well and their routines stay predictable. Florida law centers on the child's best interests, and the court considers stability, each parent's ability to meet the child's needs and each parent's willingness to support the child's relationship with the other parent. Caroline helps you focus on those considerations and build a plan that protects your children.
Steps to Take After Your Plantation Consultation
- Review your goals and the issues involved.
- Gather financial, parenting and property records.
- Choose negotiation, mediation or litigation based on your circumstances.
- Put agreed terms in writing and follow court procedures.
Serving Plantation and Nearby Broward Communities
Plantation clients are served through the Plantation Office. The firm also assists families across South Florida, with offices in Boca Raton and Jupiter and service to communities throughout Palm Beach County.

Why Clients Trust Caroline Olson, P.A. in Plantation
Caroline R. Olson founded Caroline Olson, P.A. and has practiced family law since 1999. Her background includes service as a Former Assistant State Attorney and as a Court Appointed Guardian Ad Litem. Clients value her clear explanations and her commitment to solution-oriented guidance.

Frequently Asked Questions About Plantation Family Law
Where is your Plantation office located?
Our Plantation Office is at 8551 W. Sunrise Blvd., Suite 208, Plantation, FL 33322. Call (561) 288-0548 to confirm availability.
Which court handles Plantation divorce cases?
Plantation matters are generally handled in Broward County's 17th Judicial Circuit. Confirm the filing location for your specific case during your consultation.
Do you handle paternity cases for Plantation residents?
Yes. Paternity matters can involve establishing legal parentage, support and parenting rights. Caroline can explain the options that may apply to your circumstances.
How long does a Broward County divorce take?
Timelines depend on whether issues are agreed, how complex the finances are and the court's schedule. An uncontested matter generally moves faster than a contested one.
Is the initial consultation free?
Yes. Caroline Olson, P.A. offers a free initial consultation. Submitting the consultation form does not create an attorney-client relationship.






