About Christina
Christina Sandvoss practices family law in Saint Petersburg, Florida. She has been a prominent figure in the field since establishing her solo family and mediation practice in 2005. The firm, located in the Alexander Building, focuses on various aspects of family law, including divorce, arbitration and mediation, domestic violence, and juvenile law. Her experience allows her to navigate complex family dynamics and provide tailored solutions for her clients. She earned her J.D. from Ohio Northern University, where she developed a strong foundation in legal principles.
Christina began her career in the Child Welfare Division in 1999, gaining valuable insights into the challenges faced by families in crisis. In 2000, she continued her work in this area, further honing her skills in child welfare law. By 2005, she served as the Child Welfare Assistant Regional Conflict Counsel, representing clients in sensitive and high-stakes situations. Most of her practice involves divorce proceedings and related disputes, where she employs her mediation skills to help clients reach amicable resolutions. Christina is also certified as a Family Law Mediator and a Dependency Family Law Mediator, which enhances her ability to facilitate discussions and negotiations between parties. Cases typically involve custody arrangements, asset division, and protective orders in domestic violence situations.
Before launching her solo practice, she worked extensively in the child welfare system, which has shaped her understanding of family law's intersection with social services. This background allows her to represent children and families, ensuring their rights and needs are prioritized. Christina's commitment to her clients is evident in her approach to each case, where she aims to provide compassionate and informed legal guidance. In addition to her legal practice, she holds a Florida Real Estate Broker license, which complements her family law work, particularly in cases involving property disputes. Christina is an active member of various legal associations, which keeps her updated on changes in family law and best practices. Her dedication to continuous learning ensures that she remains a knowledgeable resource for her clients.
Christina Sandvoss is admitted to practice in Florida, the Federal Circuit, and the U.S. Supreme Court. Her diverse experience, combined with her certifications and commitment to family law, positions her as a advocate for those handling the requirements of family-related legal matters.
