Kenneth Poole
Sarasota, FL

Kenneth Poole

Syprett Meshad Resnick Lieb Dumbaugh Jones Krotec & Westheimer PA

Divorce

Kenneth M. Poole, Jr. is a Shareholder and Managing Partner of Syprett Meshad & DuBose (formerly Syprett Meshad Resnick Lieb Dumbaugh Jones Krotec & Westheimer), where he concentrates his practice on family law matters including divorce, ch…

20 years' experience
Accepting New Clients

About

Kenneth M. Poole, Jr. is a Shareholder and Managing Partner of Syprett Meshad & DuBose (formerly Syprett Meshad Resnick Lieb Dumbaugh Jones Krotec & Westheimer), where he concentrates his practice on family law matters including divorce, child custody and timesharing, child support, alimony, paternity, domestic violence injunctions, and post-judgment enforcement and modification proceedings. He is trained in Collaborative Divorce and is a Florida Supreme Court Certified Family Mediator and Certified Arbitrator. Before joining the firm he served as an Assistant State Attorney for Florida's Twelfth Judicial Circuit.

Contact Info

Practice Areas

Divorce

Awards & Recognition

  • 2026 Best Lawyers® list, Family Law (Florida)
  • AV Preeminent® rating, Martindale-Hubbell®
  • Elite Top Attorney in Family Law, SRQ Magazine
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Bar Number

  • 21223

Education

  • J.D., University of Florida Levin College of Law (2005), Book Award in Trial Practice
  • M.S. in Management, University of Florida (2003)
  • B.A. in Environmental Science, cum laude, University of Florida (2001)

Service Offers

  • Accepting New Clients

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