The legal team of The Draves Law Firm, P.A. has over 40 combined years of expertise in Business and Corporate Law, Entertainment Law, Family Law and International Law.  Attorneys Donna L. Draves and Davey Spicciati and their staff work for their clients’ best interest in the most efficient, personal way possible giving them individual attention and detailed, expert legal advice.  From our location in downtown Orlando, our firm strives to provide high quality, timely and professional legal services.  We believe that all our clients should feel welcome, comfortable and secure in the knowledge that we are dedicated to meeting their individual needs at all times.

Our firm also is fortunate to have an experienced paralegal and a writing consultant on staff and an extensive network of professionals including, but not limited to, accountants/CPAs, investigators, business consultants, and psychologists that we can recommend to our clients.

We are proud to serve our international clientele from many different countries.  Donna L. Draves is fluent in French and belongs to the International Law Sections of The Florida Bar, Orange County Bar Association and American Bar Association. She is also a member of International Law organizations based in London and Paris.

The Draves Law Firm, P.A. offers free parking directly behind our building conveniently located at 120 E. Concord St., just 1 ½ blocks from the Orange County Courthouse.

Susan Chesser Branch

Susan Chesser Branch is a legal assistant and writing consultant for the law firm.  Over the past ten years, she has worked with the Draves Law Firm and their clients, participating in a wide variety of literary projects.  She has edited book proposals, screenplays, children’s books, fiction, and non-fiction; written screenplay critiques, treatments, synopses, loglines; assisted in meetings and correspondence with film/TV production companies; and conducted extensive interviews for research and writing projects. 

Susan earned her bachelor’s degree in Journalism and English from Ouachita Baptist University in Arkansas.  She was an Editorial Assistant at Duke University News Service, taught Journalism and English at many public and private high schools, and has been a free-lance writer/editor for the last ten years.  She has written for newspapers, magazines, anthologies like Chicken Soup for the Grandma’s Soul, edited books such as Inner State 80: Your Journey on the High Way by Dr. Joel Hunter, and penned private memoirs for several distinguished central Floridians.

Susan is also very active with Variety – the Children’s Charity of Florida, serving on several committees to plan fundraising events for helping children with disabilities.  She is a member of several local writing groups and the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators.  Susan enjoys spending time with her family, reading, writing, traveling, dancing, hiking, and yoga.