Alan F. Hamisch
Trial lawyer. Counselor. The person who answers when you call.
A practice built on a simple premise.
Clients don't hire law firms — they hire a lawyer. At this firm, the lawyer who takes your first call is the lawyer who drafts your pleadings, takes the depositions, argues the motions, and stands up at trial. Nothing gets handed off, and nothing gets lost in translation.
Alan earned his Juris Doctor from Ave Maria School of Law — right here in Naples — and built his practice in the same community where he studied the law. He practices civil litigation and family law across Southwest Florida, with a caseload that spans contract and business disputes, eviction and foreclosure, personal injury, bankruptcy, and probate. The common thread is the courtroom: every matter is prepared as if it will be tried, because cases prepared for trial are the cases that settle well.
The firm's style mirrors its filings — direct, fact-driven, and economical. You'll get a straight assessment of your position, including the weaknesses, and a plan that fits both the case and your budget.
Outside the office, Alan is a father of seven — from toddler to young adult — which means he understands firsthand what's at stake when a case touches a family. When clients say their children are everything, he isn't guessing what that means. That perspective shapes how the firm handles family matters: protective of what matters most, and unwilling to let litigation do more damage than the dispute itself.
Admitted to practice before:
- §The Florida Bar
All Florida state courts - §U.S. District Court, Middle District of Florida
- §U.S. District Court, Southern District of Florida
- §U.S. Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit
- §Supreme Court of the United States
Ave Maria School of Law
Juris Doctor — earned in Naples, practiced in Naples. The firm's roots are in the same community it serves.
Southwest Florida, home circuit.
Primary practice in the 20th Judicial Circuit — Collier, Lee, and Charlotte counties — with regular appearances in other Florida circuits and federal venues as matters require.
Four commitments, kept on every matter.
Honest assessment first
Before you spend a dollar, you'll know whether the case is worth pursuing, what it will likely cost, and what the realistic outcomes are.
Communication you can count on
Your calls and emails get answered. You'll know what's happening in your case and what's coming next — in plain English.
Modern tools, traditional craft
The firm runs on modern practice technology that keeps overhead low and turnaround fast — savings that show up in your bill, not ours.
Prepared, always
No hearing gets winged. No deadline gets close. The case that's ready for trial is the case the other side wants to settle.