Yueh-Mei Kim Nutter
Top rated Family Law attorney in Boca Raton, Florida
Practice Areas:
Family law,
Estate & trust litigation,
Adoption,
Divorce,
Child support,
Custody & visitation,
Domestic violence,
Mediation & collaborative law,
Same sex family law,
Father's rights
Education Qualification:
Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad College of Law
Practice Areas:
Family law,
Estate & trust litigation,
Adoption,
Divorce,
Child support,
Custody & visitation,
Domestic violence,
Mediation & collaborative law,
Same sex family law,
Father's rights
2255 Glades Road, Suite 414EBoca Raton, Florida, 33431
First Admitted: 1987, Florida
Professional Webpage: https://brinkleymorgan.com/attorney/yueh-mei-kim-nutter/
Bar / Professional Activity:
- Chair, Attorney Ad Litem and Guardian Ad Litem Ad Hoc Committee, Family Law Section, The Florida Bar
- Vice President and charter member of South Palm Beach County Collaborative Law Group, 2014
- Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers™
- Guardian Ad Litem for Family Law for the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit for Broward County
- Florida
- Co-Chair, Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee, South Palm Beach County Bar Association
- Guardian Ad Litem Family Law, Criminal and Dependency Section for the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit for Palm Beach County
Special Licenses / Certifications:
- Florida Bar Board Certified Specialist in Marital and Family Law
- Florida Supreme Court Certified Guardian Ad Litem (Dependency)
- Florida Supreme Court Certified Appellate Mediator
- Florida Supreme Court Certified Family Mediator
Pro bono / Community Service:
- Impact 100 Palm Beach, 2013
Honors:
- AV Preeminent® rated by Martindale-Hubbell
- Lifetime Achievement Award, Florida Legal Awards, Daily Business Review, 2021
- The Best Lawyers in America, 2011-2022, U.S. News & World Report, 2022
- Lawdragon 500 Leading Family Lawyers, Lawdragon, 2020
- Daily Business Review, Women in Law recognition program, a selection of accomplished women who have made a mark in the South Florida legal community., Top 20 Women in Law, DBR, 2015
- Presented with the EPIC Award which is in honor of Exceptional People Impacting the Community by the Broward County Mental Health Association, EPIC Award, Broward County Mental Health Association, 2014
- Community Impact Advocacy Award, FAULK Center for Counseling, 2015
- Florida Trend® Florida Legal Elite, 2012, 2013, 2013
- South Florida Business Journal "Key Partner" Award, 2012
Educational Background:
- Florida Atlantic University, 1984
Scholarly Lectures / Writings:
- Part I of this article discussed the Electronic Do’s and Don’ts regarding online passwords and social media during divorce. As stated in Part I, data from these online platforms can be “discovered” in court and possibly be used against you. Therefore, if you find yourself involved in a family law related dispute, consider carefully the list of Do’s and Don’ts for Technology and Divorce in Part II below., Author, “Technology and Divorce: Do’s and Don’ts When Uncoupling – Part II”, WomansDivorce.com, 2021
- People’s dependence on technology is seen on smartphones, social media, cloud-based storage, transportation, parking, online shopping, streaming videos/music, food delivery, online dating and even online telemedicine. Technology controls almost every aspect of life. As such, electronic data from these online services can become a key factor in family law cases. , Author, “Technology Do’s and Don’ts When Uncoupling – Part I”, WomansDivorce.com, 2021
- AAML Florida Chapter Webinar, Co-Presenter, "Parenting X3: Parenting Plans with In Loco Parentis and Defacto Parents", American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, 2019
- Federal Bar Association CLE Webinar, Co-Presenter, “ADR: Collaborative Law Process, Implicit Bias, Benefits of E-Mediation and More", Federal Bar Association, 2018
- Florida Bar CLE Webinar, Presenter, "Best Practices for Use of Guardians ad Litem and Attorneys ad Litem", The Florida Bar, 2018
- NADP Conference, Presenter, “GAL, AAL, SI & PC: Who They Are, What They Do and How Becoming One Can Expand Your Practice", National Association of Divorce Professionals, 2019
- Speaking for Kids, Inc.’s Family Law Guardian Ad Litem 2-Day Training sponsored by Broward County Bar Association, Presenter & Event Organizer, Family Law Guardian Ad Litem 2-Day Training, Broward County Bar Association, 2019
- Palm Beach County Bar Association’s Bar Bulletin, Author, Yes, the Mediator is Biased, Palm Beach County Bar Association’s Bar Bulletin, 2018
- Legal News & Review (LNR) Radio Interview, Legal News & Review (LNR) Radio Interview, 2017
- Author, Alimony – Will This Be the Year it is Overhauled?, Brinkley Morgan Legal Talk Blog, 2017
- Author, Homestead Protection… Are You Sure?, Brinkley Morgan Legal Talk Blog, 2016
- Co-Author, Bitcoin Basics for the Family Law Practitioner, The Florida Bar Family Law Section Commentator, 2016
- Author, Electronic Dos and Don’ts – Part III, Brinkley Morgan Legal Talk Blog, 2014
- Author, Electronic Dos and Don’ts – Part I, Brinkley Morgan Legal Talk Blog, 2013
- Author, Electronic Dos and Don’ts – Part II, Brinkley Morgan Legal Talk Blog, 2013
- Author, Divorce Law in Florida: Will Permanent Alimony Continue to be Permanent?, Brinkley Morgan Legal Talk Blog, 2012
- Author, Collaborative Law for Divorce: An Alternative to Litigation, Brinkley Morgan Legal Talk Blog, 2011
Other Outstanding Achievements:
- Ms. Nutter is a founding member of the Collaborative Family Lawyers of South Florida, Inc.
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