Frequently asked questions.

No. An attorney–client relationship is created only when both you and the firm sign a written engagement agreement. Until then, please treat communications as preliminary and do not send confidential or privileged information.

Every consultation begins after a conflict check, and you will know the terms before anything is scheduled.

The firm practices Florida law. Attorney Yenke is admitted to The Florida Bar and handles matters in Florida state courts. The firm is based in Miami and serves Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties, and can often serve clients elsewhere in Florida by phone and video where the matter allows. The firm does not handle matters governed by the law of other states.

It depends on the matter. Some engagements suit a flat fee — the firm offers defined flat-fee services such as attorney demand letters and landlord eviction notices, quoted up front — while others are billed hourly or under a retainer arrangement. Whatever the structure, it is documented in a written engagement agreement before work begins, and you will not be surprised by how billing works.

Gather the documents at the center of your situation — contracts, notices, letters, court papers, key emails — and a short timeline of events with dates. You do not need to organize them perfectly; having them available makes the consultation far more productive.

Inquiries are typically acknowledged within one business day. If your matter involves a court deadline, a notice with a response date, or another time-critical element, say so clearly in your message.

Often, yes — what matters is where the legal issue sits, not where you live. If your dispute, property, contract, or citation is governed by Florida law, the firm can usually assist regardless of your location, working by phone, video, and email. Out-of-state drivers ticketed in Florida are a common example.

Yes. Attorney Yenke is fluent in Polish — mówimy po polsku — and conversational in Spanish and Russian. Consultations in Polish are fully available, and initial conversations can often be held in the language you are most comfortable in. Legal documents and filings are prepared in English.