A.J. Rohe, III

Attorney

A.J. Rohe is an attorney who has been practicing law in Lake County since 1997. He began working with James F. Keedy and the firm later became Keedy & Rohe, P.A. In late 2002, A.J. started his own firm. The firm has grown from one person practicing exclusively family law to a 14-person operation at two separate offices. All of the attorneys in the firm handle family-law matters, but each also practices in other areas.

A.J. graduated from Umatilla High School in 1988 and from the University of Florida in 1993. He graduated from the University of Florida College of Law in 1996 with honors. In addition to being a member of the Lake County Bar Association and Florida Bar Association, he is also active with the Lake and Sumter County Inns of Court and has, for several years, served on committees for the Family Law Section of the Florida Bar. A large portion of Mr. Rohe’s service on the Support Issues Committee for the past several years has been in analyzing Florida case law involving alimony or legislation in other States involving alimony, and model alimony guidelines in an effort to create a proposal for legislation creating alimony guidelines. A.J. has taught civil procedure at the college level and has volunteered for multiple years as a teen court judge. He also has multiple years on state committees dealing with proposed legislation affecting child support and division of assets and debts. He has argued before the Appellate Court and was admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of the United States of America in 2009.

A.J. is proud to be associated with the Elks, an organization that provided him with surgery and recovery services when he became crippled as a child. He went on to run track and play football. He joined the Eustis Elks Lodge as soon as he returned to Lake County and served as Exhalted Ruler in 2000 and 2001. A.J. is also proud to be an officer at the Tavares Masonic Lodge and to serve on the 4-H Foundation Committee as a charter member.

A.J., his wife Tiffany, his son Justin, and her daughter Macey live in Howey in the Hills. A.J. also enjoys boating, motorcycles, offroad activities, and the study of history and military tactics.

Thomas Holden

Attorney

Thomas Holden is an attorney who helps clients involved in family-law litigation cases. Mr. Holden handles all aspects of family law cases from consultation to conclusion.

Prior to his employment at Rohe Law, Mr. Holden was the supervising attorney for the Department of Children and Families, where he was responsible for the legal department in Lake County.

Mr. Holden has been a practicing attorney since 1982. During his years of practice, Mr. Holden has handled a variety of cases, including but not limited to: personal injury, criminal, bankruptcy, real estate and many other civil litigation areas. At this time, Mr. Holden solely focuses on handling dissolution of marriage, dependency, domestic violence, paternity and other child-related cases.

Mr. Holden is married and resides in Lake County. He and his Wife, Katrina, enjoy spending time with their black lab, Shelby.

Paul W. Darby

Attorney

Paul Darby is a member of the Family Law Section of both the Florida Bar Association and the American Bar Association, and he is a member of the Lake County Bar Association as well. Paul is licensed to practice law in both the Florida state courts, and in the federal courts of the Middle District of Florida. Additionally, Paul serves as a volunteer judge on the Lake County Teen Court and he has previously been certified by the Florida Supreme Court as a County Court Mediator.

Paul earned his Juris Doctor at the University of Florida, Levin College of Law. While at UF Law, he earned a Pro Bono Certificate for assisting members of the community in need of legal services.

Paul earned his undergraduate education at the University of Central Florida in Orlando, where he was awarded a Bachelor of Arts degree in history, summa cum laude, with a minor in German language. He was also awarded a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science, summa cum laude, with a minor in European studies.

Paul is originally from the town of Grant-Valkaria, in southern Brevard County and presently lives in Clermont with his wife Kelly and their son, Gavin.

Jonathan D. Knott

Attorney

Jonathan Knott was born in Winter Park, Florida. He attended undergraduate at University of North Florida in Jacksonville, Florida, where he earned a degree in Philosophy with a minor in Business Administration.

After working as a broker for Merrill Lynch in the retirement services section, Jonathan attended Barry University School of Law. He graduated fifth in his class of one hundred eighty people and was the Managing Editor of the Barry Law Review. Jonathan’s current focus is on assisting clients in all aspects of family law litigation.