Giving fair and experienced representation to all for 38 years
Fawn Singletary
Fawn Singletary is a Florida bankruptcy attorney at the Law Office of Fawn Singletary, with an office in Ocala serving Marion County and Central Florida. The firm handles Chapter 7, Chapter 13, and business bankruptcy matters.
Florida Bar admission: October 7, 1988. Bar number 771902. View Fawn Singletary’s official Florida Bar profile (opens in new tab).
Attorney Fawn Singletary graduated from the University of Florida's Levin College of Law with her Juris Doctorate in 1988, and she has been giving back by helping the members of Marion and surrounding counties ever since.
For 38 years, Fawn has built her Ocala practice around a simple idea. People going through financial hardship deserve to be treated with respect, patience, and honesty. Money problems are rarely just about money. They are about sleep, family, and dignity. Her work is to help clients find a way forward that protects all three.
Fawn represents individuals and small business owners in bankruptcy, financial, and business matters. Whether you are considering Chapter 7, negotiating with creditors, or making sure a contract actually protects you, she brings 38 years of experience and a steady, plain-spoken approach to every conversation.
How we work with you
We treat each matter with the utmost professionalism while making sure you feel comfortable talking with your attorney during a stressful time.
38 years of experience
Ms. Singletary has practiced law in Florida since 1988. Other local attorneys frequently call on her for advice, and she is asked several times a year to share her knowledge with fellow attorneys.
The honesty you need
Ms. Singletary gives you the information you need to make a confident decision, without hiding anything behind complicated legal terminology.
We care about you
You are more than a file number to us. We treat every client the way we would want to be treated, with professionalism and warmth, and we walk with you every step of the way.
Let's schedule some time to talk
A free, confidential 45-minute consultation for bankruptcy matters is the first step toward peace of mind.