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About Us

Natalie G. Oven, P.A. was founded with the goal of helping families navigate our complicated legal system. For most people, a divorce filing can be one of the most stressful periods of their life. 

 

Natalie G. Oven primarily practices as a Guardian ad Litem in contested family law cases.  She also practices in all areas of family law; including divorce proceedings, child custody and support cases, and injunctions for protection. 

Natalie G. Oven

“Kind to people,

tough on problems.”

 

This mantra has guided Natalie throughout her career as a criminal prosecutor and civil attorney. As a prosecutor, Natalie prosecuted felony crimes against children where she developed her keen sense of justice and ability to approach each case with empathy and practicality. She has continued to help those in need by offering high-quality legal advice for those facing divorce proceedings, child custody cases, and private Guardian Ad Litem cases.  

 

Natalie began her education as an undergraduate student at Baylor University, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in Speech Communications and Rhetoric and graduated with Honors. She went on to study law at Stetson University College of Law in Gulfport, Florida, where she was the sole recipient of the prestigious Drew Memorial Award for written and oral advocacy. While at Stetson, Natalie developed her keen sense of justice and desire to help the less fortunate and was recognized for her public service efforts at graduation. Natalie was also recognized for her strong oral arguments and unique legal strategies as a student at Stetson.

 

Following her graduation from Stetson University College of Law in 2008, Natalie began working as an Assistant State Attorney prosecuting misdemeanor cases before being promoted to litigate general felony cases, where she excelled as a negotiator and trial attorney. She soon moved on to the Crimes Against Children division where she prosecuted felony crimes against children, including capital cases. During her time as an Assistant State Attorney, Natalie developed her stellar courtroom abilities and reputation as a fearsome litigator.

 

After leaving the State Attorney’s Office, Natalie began practicing family law for a local private practice, gaining invaluable experience in Dissolution of Marriages and Modifications and Child Custody cases. She started Natalie G. Oven, PA in 2017 with the goal of providing high-quality, reasonably-priced legal services to those in need in Pasco County. By combining her experience as a formidable trial attorney with her passion for public service and justice, Natalie is able to effectively represent your interests in court.

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Education

  • Baylor University, Bachelor of Arts, Speech Communications, Graduate with Honors

  • Stetson University College of Law, Juris Doctorate

  • Stetson University College of Law, LLM, with Honors, Elder Law

Honors and Awards

  • Winner of E. Harris Drew Memorial Award for Excellence in Written and Oral Advocacy, 2008

  • Award for Pro-Bono Services, 2008

  • Who’s Who Amongst Students, 2008

  • Earl Zehner Competition, Winner-First Place Team & Winner-Individual Oralist Award, 2008

  • Orseck Competition, Second Place, 2007

  • Communication Student of the Year Award, 2003

 

Hobbies

  • Avid Runner, Cyclist, and Hiker

  • Certified Yoga Instructor

  • Co-Leader Power Gals of Zephyrhills

  • Loves Animals

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