Michael Costantino

I have a small law firm with two attorneys and staff. I focus solely on family and marital law, representing people from all occupations and lifestyles. However, I believe it is my background, which gave me a sense of tolerance, compassion, and empathy, that has made me a better person and attorney.

I was born and raised in the Canarsie section of Brooklyn, New York. As a child, I had a fondness for airplanes and eventually studied aeronautics at Brooklyn Technical High School. A few days after I turned 18, I left Brooklyn to join the Air Force, where I learned to repair aircraft radar equipment and satellite communications equipment. In my twelve-plus years with the Air Force, I enjoyed traveling throughout the United States, Italy, Germany, Turkey, and Greece; and meeting some interesting people. I enjoyed the diversity of the culture of the locality and the diverse military lifestyle. I left the Air Force in 1993 and moved to Broward County.

My career path remained in the technical area, as I have a very analytical mind. Avionics is aircraft electronics and is what I did for many years. While working in the aircraft industry, I achieved one of my childhood dreams and learned to fly, soloing on my 35th birthday.

However, in 2000 I decided to study law. I hung up my shingle in July of 2004 after graduating from Nova Southeastern University in 2003. I have been practicing Family Law since then. A few years later, I returned to Nova Southeastern University, not as a student but as a teacher. I was an Adjunct Professor in the Children’s and Family Clinic for several years. My practice has since developed. My organization is not a firm with many attorneys. I was a “Sole” Practitioner for many years, but now work with an associate, and we answer to only you, and you work solely with us.

I am proud to say I am a grandfather of fourteen and have been married to my wife, Nancy, since 1999. We are a blended family, and I understand the difficulties one experiences when raising your children and the children of a spouse.