2026 Hall of Fame: Keersten Heskin Martinez, Esq.

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Keersten Heskin Martinez, Esq.

HESKIN MARTINEZ LAW GROUP

With more than 30 years of experience, Keersten is a highly respected, board-certified family law attorney dedicated to helping individuals and families navigate some of life’s most challenging transitions. Known for her strategic guidance, compassionate counsel, and commitment to achieving positive outcomes, she represents clients in dissolution of marriage proceedings involving complex asset distribution, custody, paternity, and modification matters. She is also collaboratively trained and has that option available to those clients that want to resolve their matter without litigation. Her extensive experience and longstanding recognition among her peers have made her a trusted advocate throughout Central Florida.

Practice Area

Board-certified family law attorney Keersten brings over 30 years of experience in helping families navigate complex legal matters. Specializing in dissolution of marriage, custody proceedings, child support, paternity, and modification cases, Keersten is known for her expertise, dedication, and compassionate approach. She is a trusted advocate who provides effective, strategic solutions tailored to each client’s unique needs.

Education And Certificates

J.D. from the University of Florida with honors; Member of the Florida Law Review; Board Certified in Marital and Family Law by the Florida Bar since 2014.

Awards/Honors

AV Preeminent rated since 2007; Keersten has been included in The Best Lawyers in America® for Family Law since 2019; and Super Lawyers since 2016.

Professional Memberships/Affiliations

Family Law Section of the Florida Bar; The Central Florida Family Law Inns of Court; Central Florida Association for Women Lawyers (past president); OCBA Member.

Free Advice For Readers

When navigating a divorce or custody battle, it’s crucial to remember that every text, social media post, and written comment could be scrutinized in court. As a family law attorney, Keersten always advises her clients to approach these forms of communication with caution. Before sending a text to your ex or posting something online, ask yourself: Would I be comfortable if a judge read this?