Kenneth Joseph Komara

Serving Osceola and Orange counties. 

Kenneth Joseph Komara, Esquire, is an attorney and partner of law firm Komara & Cranton, P.A. serving Central Florida.

His expertise and current areas of practice include criminal defense, juvenile delinquency, dependency, traffic, expungements, forfeitures, step-parent adoptions and bankruptcy filings.

Komara & Cranton, P.A. practices law in Orange County and Osceola County.

Cases Tried to Verdict or Judgment

In excess of 200 Jury/Non-Jury Trials

Education

Mount Aloysius Jr. College, (09/75 – 05/77), A.S.
Indiana University of Pennsylvania, (09/77 – 05/79), B.A.
University of Florida College of Law, (01/84 – 08/86), J.D.

Academic Scholarships Earned, Honor Societies or Other Awards

Dean’s List, Mount Aloysius Jr. College – 4 times
Graduated Magna Cum Laude from Mount Aloysius Jr. College
Dean’s List, Indiana University of Pennsylvania – 3 times
Graduated Magna Cum Laude from Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Dean’s List, University of Florida, College of Law
Book Award – Contracts II, University of Florida, College of Law

Legal Experience

Certified Legal Intern, State Attorney’s Office, Gainesville FL (06/86 – 08/86)
Law Clerk, Law Offices of Arthur G. Haller, P.A., Gainesville FL (11/86-05/87)
Associate, Law Offices of Arthur G. Haller, P.A., Gainesville FL (05/87-07/88)
Assist. Public Defender, Public Defender’s Office, Ninth Judicial Circuit – Osceola (07/88-07/95)
Felony Division Chief, Public Defender’s Office, Ninth Judicial Circuit – Osceola (07/95-12/00)
Private Practice, Kissimmee, Florida, (01/01 – present)

Professional Admissions

The Florida Bar
US District Court, Middle District of Florida

Professional Associations

Florida Bar Association
Florida Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
Central Florida Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers

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