WELCOME TO BRAGG LAW FIRM

WELCOME TO BRAGG LAW FIRM

YOUR VENICE FAMILY LAW ATTORNEY

YOUR VENICE FAMILY LAW ATTORNEY​

Learn All About Our Family Law Attorneys

Meet The Partners

Adam Bragg

Marital and Family Law Attorney

Adam Bragg

Adam Bragg is an attorney who focuses his practice in Marital and Family Law. Adam understands the stress these types of issues can put on you and why it is so important to retain a legal professional who can empathize with your situation but also knows when it is appropriate to provide objective, sound advice.

He grew up in central Ohio, attended Ohio University in Athens, Ohio where he obtained a bachelor’s degree in Political Science. Mr. Bragg subsequently, attended law school at Capital Law School in Columbus, Ohio, receiving his Juris Doctorate. Upon graduating in 2009, Adam and his wife chose to relocate to Sarasota, Florida to work as family law attorneys and have remained ever since.

Rebekah Bragg

Experienced Prosecutor

Rebekah Bragg

Rebekah Bragg comes to Bragg Law Firm PLLC bringing approximately 10 years of extensive trial experience she gained while working as a prosecutor at the State Attorney’s Office.

Eventually rising to the role of Assistant State Attorney for Violent Crimes. Her experience as a prosecutor not only honed her trial skills but also prepared her for being a strong advocate for victims of domestic violence.

Originally from Ohio, Rebekah moved to Sarasota in 2009 upon graduating from Capital Law School. The Braggs have two daughters, both born in Sarasota. Rebekah is involved with the Junior League of Sarasota, Impact 100, and with her church.

Common Questions About Venice

  • How far is Venice from Sarasota?

    It depends on where in Venice you’re headed, but it usually only takes our clients 25-30 minutes to make the drive over. Luckily there's an ocean view most of the way!

  • What is special about Venice Florida?

    Other than being mixed up for the beach in California, Venice is known as the “Shark's Tooth Capital of the World.” Many fossilized shark teeth wash up on the coastline of Venice and can easily be found by sifting the sand along the water's edge.

  • How did Venice get its name?

    Originally called Horse and Chaise because of a carriage-like tree formation that marked the spot for fisherman, the name Venice was first applied to the area that is now Nokomis in 1888 because of its likeness to the canal city in Italy. The name was suggested by Frank Higel, considered the "Father of Venice."

  • Are there alligators in Venice FL?

    There are more alligator sightings and encounters happening throughout the Venice area as we approach mating season next month. But even in the "calm" months you'll find gators near the rivers.