About Samah
Samah Abukhodeir is an attorney who practices in Florida, concentrating her work in probate and family law. She handles both courtroom matters and client counseling. Her approach is straightforward and legalistic, aimed at resolving disputes and guiding families and executors through complex procedures.
Her legal journey took shape through formal legal training and early work in Florida's legal community. She is admitted to practice in Florida. Over the years she has applied that foundation to cases that touch on personal and financial stakes for families and estates.
Abukhodeir built her career by working on cases that require both procedural knowledge and steadiness under pressure. She has represented clients in estate administrations and contested probate matters. She has also taken on family law proceedings ranging from divorce to child custody. Her work spans courtroom advocacy, negotiated settlements, and probate administration tasks such as inventorying assets and handling creditor claims.
The types of matters Abukhodeir addresses reflect the two sides of her practice. On the probate side, she handles decedent estate administration, probate litigation, and issues that arise around wills and trusts. On the family law side, she represents individuals in marital dissolution, custody and support disputes, and related post-judgment enforcement matters. She also assists with pre- and post-nuptial agreements and guardianship proceedings when family circumstances call for them.
Colleagues and clients describe cases she takes as often involving practical problem solving more than headline-grabbing litigation. That means attention to deadlines, attention to documents, and clear explanations to people who are often facing personal upheaval. She works on the procedural mechanics of moving a case forward, but she also prepares clients for the decisions that shape long-term outcomes: parenting plans, settlement terms, and estate distributions.
Abukhodeir practices at The Florida Probate & Family Law Office. In that setting she handles both contested and uncontested matters, and she represents individual clients, personal representatives, and guardians. She is based in Florida and maintains her practice there. She currently practices in Florida, focusing on probate and family law.
