Initial Response
The firm acknowledges the inquiry within one business day, often same day.
305.482.9701 Free Consultation Available - English & Spanish
Contact The Marin Law Offices
Contact The Marin Law Offices
Free consultations in English and Spanish. Miami Beach office, by phone, or by video. No cost, no pressure.
- Phone (305) 482-9701
- Office at 1000 5th Street, Suite 200, Miami Beach
- Same-day response for most inquiries
How to Reach The Marin Law Offices
The fastest way to reach the firm is the phone: (305) 482-9701. Calls are answered during business hours and returned the same business day outside them. After-hours messages about new incidents are flagged for next-morning review.
The office is at 1000 5th Street in Miami Beach, accessible from the MacArthur and Julia Tuttle Causeways and from the Beach itself. In-person consultations are available by appointment. Most initial consultations begin by phone and continue in person if the case calls for it.
Consultations are free and bilingual. The firm handles full case work in English and Spanish, and lead attorney Donny Marin is personally fluent in both languages.
How to Reach the Firm
Multiple channels, same-day response.
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Phone
(305) 482-9701 reaches the firm during business hours. Voicemail is monitored after hours.
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Email
info@themarinlawoffices.com. Email inquiries typically receive a response within one business day.
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Office
1000 5th Street, Suite 200, Miami Beach, FL 33139. In-person consultations by appointment.
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Video Consultation
Video calls available when geographically helpful or when documents need on-screen review.
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Bilingual
English and Spanish for all communications and consultations.
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Same-Day Response
The firm aims to respond to most inquiries the same business day.
What Happens After Contact
Six steps from inquiry to representation.
Consultation Scheduled
A free consultation is scheduled around your availability, in your preferred language.
Direct Attorney Conversation
You speak with the attorney about the case, not a paralegal or intake team.
Written Recap
After the call, the firm sends a written email summary of the deadlines and recommended next steps.
Engagement Decision
You decide whether to retain the firm. If you do, the engagement letter is reviewed and signed.
Case Work Begins
Once retained, evidence preservation, medical coordination, and demand work begin immediately.
How the Case Moves
From first call to resolution.
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Free Consultation
We learn what happened, identify available coverage, and outline the contacting the firm case plan.
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Evidence Preservation
Scene photographs, witness statements, surveillance, and records preserved within days of intake.
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Documented Demand
Medical workup tracked through maximum medical improvement, then a documented demand presented to the insurer.
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Suit if Needed
Litigation when negotiation will not produce a fair recovery. Trial preparation runs alongside settlement work.
What Clients Say
★★★★★
5.0 from 50 Google reviews
★★★★★
“Donny Marin is an exceptional attorney. Always answers the phone, very attentive, never rushed, pays great attention to detail, and always delivers.”
Naaman
★★★★★
“Very professional and informative. Made sure I understood everything along the way. Highly recommend.”
Carlos
★★★★★
“We had a wonderful experience with this law firm, especially with Mr. Donny Marin. Would definitely recommend.”
Jenny
Representative Workflow
How a Contact-Form Submission Becomes a Case
The Problem
A potential client submits the contact form on a Sunday evening after a Saturday-night crash. They are unsure whether they have a viable claim and the at-fault carrier has already called.
Our Approach
Monday morning the firm reviews the submission, calls the client, and walks through the immediate steps: declining the carrier's recorded statement, beginning the documented medical workup, and preserving any available scene evidence.
The Outcome
By the end of the first week the client has counsel in place, the recorded statement is off the table, and the medical and evidence record is being built. The contact-form submission turned into a protected case.
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English & Spanish
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Contact The Marin Law Offices Questions
What is the best way to reach the firm? +
Phone is fastest: (305) 482-9701. The contact form and email also reach the firm and receive same-day or next-business-day responses. Walk-ins to the Miami Beach office are accepted when an attorney is available, but appointments are recommended.
When are the firm's business hours? +
The firm is generally available during standard business hours weekdays. Voicemail is monitored outside business hours, and the firm returns calls within one business day. After-hours emergencies involving deadlines or evidence preservation can be addressed by leaving a message.
Do I have to come to Miami Beach for the consultation? +
No. Most consultations happen by phone or video, especially for prospective clients who live or work elsewhere in South Florida. In-person consultations at the Miami Beach office are available by appointment when helpful.
Will I speak with the attorney or an intake team? +
You speak with the attorney. The firm is structured so that prospective clients connect with the attorney handling cases rather than going through a layered intake process. Direct access continues throughout the case if you retain the firm.
How quickly does the firm respond? +
Same business day for most inquiries. The firm aims to acknowledge contact within hours and to complete the initial consultation within 48 hours when scheduling allows. Urgent cases involving close deadlines are prioritized.
What if I am calling on behalf of a family member? +
That is common. Family members often call when the injured person is hospitalized, recovering, or otherwise unable to manage the inquiry themselves. The consultation can include family members along with the injured person when appropriate, in English or Spanish.
How long do I have to file? +
Florida's statute of limitations for most negligence-based injury claims is two years from the date of injury for accidents on or after March 24, 2023. Government-entity and maritime claims often have shorter notice deadlines that can run in months. Acting early protects every available option.
What if I was partially at fault? +
Florida applies modified comparative negligence. Your recovery is reduced by your share of fault and barred only if you are more than 50 percent at fault. Documented evidence typically reduces overstated fault arguments in negotiation.
Do you offer consultations in Spanish? +
Yes. The firm handles full case work in English and Spanish, including consultations, court appearances, and document review. Lead attorney Donny Marin is personally fluent in both languages, and case communication continues in your preferred language.
What if my situation does not match anything on this page exactly? +
That is normal. Every case has its own facts, and general educational content cannot anticipate every variation. The free consultation translates the general framework into a case-specific plan, including the deadlines that apply to your dates, the coverage layers that apply to your policies, and the evidence priorities that apply to your facts. The 20 to 45 minute conversation typically produces a clear written recap by email afterward.
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