About Sandy T.
Sandy T. Fox has practiced family law in Florida for more than two decades. She earned her Juris Doctor from Nova Southeastern University in 2004 after completing a Bachelor of Science at Florida State University’s Panama City campus in 1999. Those academic steps set the stage for a career rooted in courtroom work and client counsel.
Her legal career has been anchored in Florida. She is admitted to practice in the state and maintains memberships in the Florida Bar Association, the Miami-Dade County Bar Association and the Broward County Bar Association. These memberships reflect regular engagement with local and statewide professional networks and the procedural landscape that governs family law matters in Florida.
Fox is a partner at Sandy T. Fox, P.A., a firm that bears her name. She has built the practice around family law and trial work, representing clients in contested matters where litigation skills are required. Over the years she has focused on the litigation side of family law, preferring courtroom advocacy and hearings when cases do not settle.
Her professional credentials include board certification from The Florida Bar Board as a Certified Marital & Family Law Specialist. She also holds a Board Certified Family Law Trial Advocate credential from the National Board of Trial Advocacy. Those certifications indicate formal recognition of trial competence and a specialization in family law under the standards of those organizations.
Within the practice she handles a range of family law issues, including divorce proceedings, custody disputes and related financial matters. Her work routinely involves preparing pleadings, pursuing and defending hearings, and advising clients on procedural strategy. She takes on both negotiated and contested cases, guiding clients through the stages of litigation when necessary.
Colleagues and clients encounter an attorney who emphasizes practical courtroom preparation. Her experience in trial and the certifications she holds inform how she structures case strategy and evidence presentation. She continues to participate in county and state bar activities, which helps her stay current on rule changes and procedural trends that affect family law litigation.
As of 2026 she practices at Sandy T. Fox, P.A., where her work remains centered on family law cases that require trial advocacy and court-based resolution.
