ATTORNEY & FOUNDER · SGM LAW, PLLC

Sasha O.
Garcia

Clear counsel for
the decisions ahead.

A personal approach to family law and civil litigation, grounded in careful preparation, practical options, and clear communication.

Legal guidance in English and Spanish.
Se habla español.

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Perspective. Preparation. A way forward.

COUNSEL WITH PERSPECTIVE

Your circumstances matter.
So does Sasha’s approach.

Legal decisions affect your relationships, work, and future. Sasha starts with that larger picture to help you understand your options and make informed choices.

Sasha O. Garcia

MEET YOUR ATTORNEY

Sasha O. Garcia

Attorney & founder, SGM Law, PLLC

Sasha brings experience in litigation, business, and public service to her work with individuals and families. Her background includes service as City Attorney for the City of Eustis, Florida. At SGM Law, she focuses on family law and civil litigation.

Before founding SGM Law, Sasha joined Bowen | Schroth as an attorney in 2014 and became a partner in 2020. Her legal education included a judicial internship with Chief Judge Karen S. Jennemann of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Middle District of Florida.

Sasha previously served as chair of The Florida Bar’s Grievance Committee 5A. The Florida Bar recognized her service with a certificate for Meritorious Public Service dated January 31, 2024.

With a law degree and an MBA, Sasha combines legal and business perspectives with careful preparation and candid explanations.

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AREAS OF PRACTICE

Focused on what
matters to you.

Practical guidance for family decisions, civil disputes, and estate planning.

01 / FAMILY LAW

Family law

Sasha helps you understand your options, pursue workable agreements where appropriate, and navigate family-law litigation with focused, strategic advocacy.

In matters involving children, the focus includes their safety, stability, and daily needs, alongside parents’ rights and responsibilities.

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  • Divorce

    Guidance on ending a marriage and addressing the related financial and family decisions.

  • Parenting plans & time-sharing

    Help developing or addressing plans for parental responsibilities and time with children.

  • Child support

    Advice and representation on child-support questions and disputes.

  • Paternity

    Guidance on establishing parentage and addressing related rights and responsibilities.

  • Name changes

    Assistance with legal name changes. Contact the firm to discuss your needs and whether SGM Law can assist.

  • Modifications & enforcement

    Help seeking changes to existing orders or addressing compliance and enforcement.

  • Prenuptial agreements

    Agreements before marriage that clarify financial expectations and responsibilities.

  • Postnuptial agreements

    Agreements during marriage that address financial expectations and responsibilities.

  • Limited-scope consultations

    Focused advice on a defined family-law question, with the scope agreed in advance.

02 / CIVIL LITIGATION

Civil litigation

Sasha helps assess facts, costs, risks, and settlement options in contract, debt, foreclosure, and quiet title matters. Other civil matters are considered individually based on their nature and scope.

The right course depends on your circumstances and goals. Scope and fees are discussed before work begins.

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  • Contract disputes

    Advice and representation when parties disagree about an agreement or their obligations under it.

  • Foreclosure & quiet title actions

    Representation in quiet title actions. Foreclosure representation for homeowners and for lenders is handled in separate matters where appropriate, subject to a conflict check.

  • Creditor & debtor matters

    Guidance on disputes involving debts, payment obligations, and collection.

03 / ESTATE PLANNING

Estate planning

Assistance with wills and simple estate-planning needs. The scope of services is determined during consultation.

SGM Law does not handle probate matters. See Trusted Resources for referral options.

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Matters the firm does not handle

SGM Law does not handle the following matters:

Estates and tax

  • Probate administration
  • Taxation matters

Immigration and benefits

  • Immigration services
  • Social Security matters
  • Medicare matters
  • Veterans’ benefits matters

Injury and employment

  • Personal injury
  • Medical malpractice
  • Employment disputes

Other excluded matters

  • Criminal law
  • Class actions
  • Constitutional law
  • Municipal disputes
  • Intellectual property, including trademarks and patents
  • Securities or investment disputes

For referral options, visit Trusted Resources.

Every prospective matter is reviewed for fit and potential conflicts of interest; the firm does not represent opposing parties in the same dispute.

Do not see your matter listed? Complete the firm’s inquiry form (opens in a new tab) or call SGM Law to ask whether SGM Law can assist.

A PERSONAL NOTE FROM SASHA

Listen carefully.
Pursue resolution.
Advocate decisively.

“My goal is to help you make informed choices. I explain your options, the information you still need, and the costs and risks of next steps—including when a lower-cost approach may make more sense than hiring an attorney.”

“Your questions and concerns are welcome. I listen, take them seriously, and explain again when needed. You deserve to feel heard, understand the decisions affecting your matter, and trust that your interests guide the work.”

— Sasha O. Garcia

HOW THE FIRM WORKS

01

Begin with your priorities.

Sasha begins by listening to your concerns and identifying the decisions that need attention.

02

Consider the consequences.

Her advice addresses options, costs, uncertainties, and tradeoffs, including effects on your life or business.

03

Pursue meaningful resolution.

Sasha seeks resolutions that serve your priorities beyond the immediate dispute. When agreement is not possible, she provides focused, strategic advocacy in court.

A USEFUL STARTING POINT

Trusted Resources

Find trusted referrals, official Florida family-court information, and options for legal assistance.

Trusted referrals

Support for legal needs beyond SGM Law’s practice areas.

Family-law resources

Official Florida court information to help you get oriented.

Free legal help

Assistance based on eligibility, the type of matter, and available services.

Find another lawyer

A separate referral option. Consultation and legal-service fees may apply.

These independent resources offer general information and do not replace legal advice about your circumstances. External websites are maintained by their respective organizations. Services, eligibility, fees, and requirements may change.

ALREADY A CLIENT?

Current Clients

Access the SGM Law client portal through MyCase.

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BEFORE A CONSULTATION

A little clarity
to begin with.

How do I get started?

Start by completing the firm’s inquiry form or calling the firm at (352) 749-8636 to ask whether SGM Law can assist with your matter.

What happens after I contact the firm?
  1. Conflict review. The firm reviews your matter and checks for potential conflicts of interest.
  2. Consultation. If the matter may be a fit, the firm can arrange a consultation to discuss your needs and next steps.
  3. Separate engagement agreement. If you and SGM Law agree to move forward, a separate engagement agreement sets out the scope of representation and applicable fees.

Contacting the firm does not, by itself, create an attorney-client relationship. Any consultation or further representation is subject to the firm’s acceptance and an agreed scope of services.

Is there a consultation fee?

Yes. The $400 consultation fee includes up to one hour with the attorney.

Can I speak with Sasha in Spanish?

Yes. Sasha works with clients in English and Spanish. Se habla español.

Are remote consultations available?

SGM Law operates remotely. Ask about arranging a consultation by phone or video. The address listed below is for mail only.

Can I ask about a limited-scope consultation?

Yes. Describe the family-law question you need help with. Sasha can discuss whether a limited-scope consultation is appropriate and explain its fee and boundaries.

What should I share in my first inquiry?

Begin with your contact information and the general type of matter. Please wait for instructions before sending confidential details or documents.

What should I bring to the consultation?

You will receive an intake form and a secure link to upload a copy of your current identification, such as a driver’s license or passport, and documents pertinent to your matter.

What if I have an urgent deadline?

Call the firm at (352) 749-8636 as soon as possible and identify any upcoming court date or deadline. Sending an inquiry form does not confirm that the firm can meet a deadline or accept your matter.

CONTACT SGM LAW

Start with
a conversation.

Share the general nature of your matter to find out whether SGM Law can assist.

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(352) 749-8636

English and Spanish Se habla español

SGM LAW, PLLC

Sasha O. Garcia, Attorney at Law

Serving clients throughout Florida, with a focus on Central Florida, including Lake, Orange, Seminole, Marion, Sumter, Osceola, Volusia, and Polk counties.

MAILING ADDRESS ONLY

2010 State Road 19, PMB 1017
Tavares, FL 32778

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