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Education:. ·         J.D., cum laude, Barry University School of Law. ·         B.S., Legal Studies, University of Central Florida. Personal Information:. ·         Kristina's practice focuses on Real Estate, Bankruptcy,  Landlord / Tenant,  and Family Law.. ·         Active member of the community and has represented clients pro bono through the American Bar Association's Military Pro Bono Project.. ·         Kristina currently resides in Sanford with her family. Areas of Experience:. ·         Real Estate. ·         Transactional Real Estate. ·         Bankruptcy. ·         Foreclosure. ·         Landlord / Tenant. ·         Insurance Defense. ·         Family Law. Professional Memberships & Activities:. ·         Orange County Bar Association Member. ·         American Bar Association's - Military Pro Bono Project. ·         Certificate of Appreciation - Guardian of Justice Award - 2013. ·         Pro Bono Service Award - 2013. ·         Volusia County Teen Court Judge - 2012 - 2014. ·         Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida. ·         School Advisory Council - Galileo School of Gifted Learning

I am admitted to practice in the States of Florida and New York and the U.S. Federal District Courts for the Middle District of Florida and Southern and Eastern Districts of New York.. I'm fluent in Spanish, as our all our firm's support team members. We can offer legal services to fit nearly any budget as well as flexible payment plan options. We accept all major credit cards and offer phone and Skype consults for clients who cannot visit our office in the Hunter's Creek section of Orlando.. I have handled hundreds of foreclosure cases filed by lenders against homeowners and investors. Working closely with our firm's support team, we have defended foreclosures in court, avoided the loss of homes and helped many clients negotiate settlements including short sales, reinstatements and loan modifications. I have helped families design and implement estate plans and protect their assets against creditors and others trying to sue them. I have worked with clients to build their credit and protect against identity theft. Simply put, I'm a legal problem-solver and planner for our clients.. In addition, I have represented consumers, investors and small business owners to solve existing legal problems or prevent future problems through planning. Our ideal client is a thoughtful, driven person working to build a better life or business. We believe the best way to predict your future is to create it, so our firm strives to help our clients create their future through long-term, trusted advisor relationships.. CPC Law's mission statement is to help our clients create their future through legal problem-solving and prevention through long-term trusted advisor relationships. Our core values are: service exceeding expectations, determination and persistence ("stick-to-itiveness") and constant, gradual improvement.

In 1983, immediately after having graduated Oak Ridge High School I passed the state examination and procured a Florida salesman's real estate license.  Early in 1986 I became licensed in Florida as a real estate broker.  The following year I graduated the University of Florida with a B.S.B.A. with a major concentration in Real Estate and Urban Analysis. After graduating from UF I became employed by Easley, McCaleb and Stallings as a Tax Representative.  At Easley, I represented commercial property owners to assure that their properties were being equitably assessed for county property tax purposes.  My territory included Hillsborough, Pinellas, Orange, Osceola, Seminole, and counties including Marion and North into and throughout the Florida Panhandle.  I also did work in Dade, Palm Beach and Broward Counties.  My work gave me opportunities to appear before the Value Adjustment Boards and present cases as to how properties were being overassessed and why the tax values should be lowered.  In the summer of 1989 I enrolled in law school at the Cumberland School of Law of Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama.  I did this because I was of the belief that a legal education would enable me to better represent my clients and help people in general.  In 1991 I finished law school and sat for and passed the Florida bar exam in February, 1992.  Since becoming a lawyer I have represented property owners both informally with the Property Appraiser's office, before Value Adjustment Boards and also by filing lawsuits in Circuit Court.  In early 1993 I became a member of the National, State and Local Boards of REALTORS.  In 1998 I became a Florida Bar Board Certified Specialist in Real Estate Law.  Continuously from 2005 through 2017 I have been appointed as Special Magistrate to the Value Adjustment Boards in Orange and/or Volusia Counties where I heard testimony and weighed evidence presented from Petitioners, experts and County Representatives prior to submitting a recommendation to the Value Adjustment Board for a final decision.  The issues would be addressed usually involved either entitltement to exemptions (Homestead Tax Exemption, etc.), property classifications (Agricultural), or SOH/Portability.. My practice is currently primarily limited to represenation of Buyers, representation of Sellers, performing real estate closings and the issuance of title insurance.. I would like to hear from you.  If I'm unable to help you with a particular matter I would be happy to help you find someone who could help.

Christina Buchan is a Florida native. Christina received her Bachelor’s of Arts from Rollins College in 2006, and her Juris Doctorate Degree at Florida A&M University College of Law in 2009. While in law school, Christina was a member of the Florida A&M University Mock Trial Team. Upon her completion of obtaining her Doctorate Degree at Florida A&M University College of Law, Christina was admitted to the Florida Bar in 2009.. Christina is admitted to practice in the State of Florida, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, U.S. District Court Middle District of Florida, U.S. District Court Southern District of Florida, and Florida Middle District Bankruptcy Court. Christina practices primarily in Family Law, Business Law, Real Estate, Immigration, Bankruptcy, and Debt Relief matters.

Admitted to Practice in:. -Supreme Court of Georgia. -Court of Appeals of Georgia. -Superior Court of Georgia. -Middle District of Georgia (Federal). -Supreme Court of Ohio

Tracey Dewrell is a partner with Dewrell & Sacks, LLP. Tracey leads the firms commercial transactions and litigation group.. Tracey has personally supervised the closing and funding of over $30 billion in real estate transactions and has personally tried over 190 cases to judgment.

Lisa Glauber Shippel is the managing attorney at Lisa Shippel Law, LLC.  She has been practicing law in North Fulton since 1994. Her practice concentrates in the areas of real estate, both commercial and residential; wills, trusts and probate; and general business law.. Lisa received her Juris Doctor from New York Law School in December 1993 and received her Bachelor of Science from the University of Maryland in 1991.. Lisa is a director of the Alpharetta Chapter of the Young Men's Service League and serves in advisory counsel positions on other foundations, some of which she has helped organize. She is a member of the North Fulton Bar Association, the Georgia Bar, is on the Executive Board of the Alpharetta Chamber of Commerce. She is an active member of the community and has volunteered countless hours with various religious, athletic and service organizations.. Specialties: Commercial Real Estate,  Residential Real Estate; Wills, Trusts and Estates, Probate, and Business Matters.

Mrs. Hibbert is an Associate Litigation Attorney in O’Kelley & Sorohan’s Litigation and Default Services Department. Mrs. Hibbert was admitted to the Georgia State Bar in 2013. Mrs. Hibbert focuses her practice on real estate and commercial litigation, including commercial and residential landlord-tenant law.. Mrs. Hibbert graduated from New York University in 2004 with a dual Bachelor of Arts degree in History and Metropolitan Studies. Following graduation from New York University, Mrs. Hibbert earned her Juris Doctor degree from John Marshall Law School in 2012. During the course of her legal studies, Mrs. Hibbert achieved honors in her Legal Writing, Research, & Analysis course, which led to her appointment as a Dean’s Fellow for first-year students. Mrs. Hibbert has also achieved honors in Criminal Law, Professional Responsibility, Evidence I, and Pre-Trial Practice & Procedure. She earned the CALI Excellence for the Future Award for Pre-Trial Practice & Procedure.. Prior to joining O’Kelley & Sorohan, Mrs. Hibbert served as a criminal defense attorney and as an Associate Special Assistant Attorney General for the Georgia Division of Family and Children Services.

Mr. Green is an Attorney with The Baker Law Firm, PC. His primary practice areas include residential/commercial real estate closings, real estate litigation and Estate Planning. Mr. Green is also a registered neutral in the State of Georgia in General Civil Mediation.. Education:- J.D., Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School (2018)- B.A., University of Georgia (2011). Licensed in: Alabama, Georgia & Tennessee. Involvement:. Alabama State Bar. State Bar of Georgia. Tennessee State Bar. GA Real Property Law Section. American Bar Association. The Federalist Society. Registered Neutral, Georgia Office of Dispute Resolution