Cooper & Cooper, P.A.

Cooper & Cooper, P.A. is a Fleming Island, Florida law firm serving individuals and families throughout Northeast Florida. The firm focuses on family law, divorce, probate, guardianship, and estate planning. Its family law practice handles divorce, child custody and time-sharing, child support, alimony, paternity, modifications, enforcement, domestic violence injunctions, and adoption. The firm serves clients across Clay, Duval, St. Johns, Nassau, and surrounding counties.

Cooper & Cooper, P.A. approaches legal matters with personalized service, strategic planning, open communication, and direct attention to each client’s circumstances. The firm is led by husband-and-wife attorneys Anthony Cooper and Charlean Cooper, who built the practice around responsiveness, compassion, and strong advocacy. Its attorneys evaluate family, financial, and long-term concerns before developing legal strategies. The firm offers a free 30-minute consultation for clients seeking guidance about family law or estate planning matters.

Cooper & Cooper, P.A. handles contested and uncontested divorce, parenting plans, support disputes, relocation, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, dependency matters, mediation, and name changes. Its probate and guardianship division assists families with probate administration and guardianship proceedings. Estate planning services include wills, durable powers of attorney, healthcare surrogate designations, living wills, and advance directives. The firm maintains dedicated divisions for family law and for probate, guardianship, and estate planning matters.

Cooper & Cooper, P.A. has grown from a small practice into a multi-attorney firm serving families across Northeast Florida. Its legal team includes managing partners Anthony Cooper and Charlean Cooper, managing attorney Michelle Medina, and additional family law attorneys and legal professionals. Spanish-language services are available. The firm combines courtroom advocacy, negotiation, planning, and client-focused service to help families address divorce, estate, guardianship, probate, and other significant legal concerns.