Heather Morcroft has over twenty years experience practicing law in Orlando, FL. with experience in complex litigation issues, including class actions and appellate work. Her primary concentration has been in family and juvenile law, and civil rights law. Her civil rights includes employment discrimination, education law, and constitutional law, particularly First Amendment protections against state restrictions on freedom of speech and expression. In the family and juvenile area, Ms. Morcroft has represented children, parents, and the state at various times in her career. As part of a comprehensive family law practice, Ms. Morcroft handles dependency and delinquency cases; guardianships, adoptions; simple wills and trusts; probate matters; and foreclosure defense. Her experience includes state, federal and administrative forums. Ms. Morcroft also handles general civil litigation in state and federal courts, and is a certified circuit and county civil mediator with a mediation practice
Ms. Morcroft is also a published author on legal issues, including lead articles for the Florida Tort Reporter and chapters for Matthew Bender on employment law and jury instructions.
You can learn more about Ms. Morcroft by reviewing her official Florida Bar Information located at www.flabar.org. Upon visiting the page, you click on “Find a Lawyer” on the left side of the top menu bar, then put in her name and you can pull up her bar history, education information, and general information of interest.
