Florida Lawyers

Estate Planning Law

800 Executive Dr, Oviedo, FL 32765, USA

Carina de la Torre co-founded Tower Law Group, where she focuses her practice on estate planning, elder law, and probate and trust administration. Years of litigation experience provide Carina with a focus on proactive asset protection planning in all areas of her practice and a mission to keep families out of court and out of conflict. Prior to co-founding Tower Law Group, Carina practiced with Bose McKinney & Evans LLP, where she enjoyed a broad-based commercial litigation practice. In 2011, Carina co-founded Tower Law Group with her sister and law partner, Adriana de la Torre, in order to focus her practice on serving individuals, families, and small business owners who are looking to Protect What's Priceless®: their peace of mind, their family, their assets, and their legacy. Carina is fluent in Spanish and is dedicated to serving the needs of her diverse client base. She is a frequent speaker, seeking to educate and empower individuals to protect everyone they love and everything they've built through effective estate planning and asset protection plan

Personal Injury Law

820 43rd St W, Bradenton, FL 34209, USA

As a native Floridian, he was educated in the Orange County Public School System and was among the first 4-year graduating class from Dr. Phillips High School. Mr. Reynolds earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science from Brigham Young University and went on to obtain his Juris Doctorate from the University of Florida. While at the University of Florida, Mr. Reynolds was a member of a Moot Trial Team which traveled to Austria and competed with law schools from across the globe. Mr. Reynolds graduated from UF with Honors and began his legal career in the Central Florida Area.

Immigration Law

11983 Tamiami Trail N, Naples, FL 34110, USA

Carl Rothrock is an immigration attorney in Fort Myers, Florida. He has thirty years experience practicing law and is admitted to appear before all immigration courts in the United States, the Board of Immigration appeals, the Supreme Court of Texas, and the Southern District of Texas. Mr. Rothrock represents clients in family, business, and investment immigration matters. Prior to practicing immigration law, he served as a complex litigation consultant to the defense teams of many Fortune 100 companies, including Shell Oil, British Petroleum, Chevron, Chesapeake Energy, Bank of America, UBS Bank of Switzerland, Johnson & Johnson, American Airlines and Walmart. Mr. Rothrock's practice includes Regional Center formation and representation, EB5 investment visas, E2 treaty visas, EB permanent employment visas, marital visas, and the filing of complex waivers. He was named 10 Best Immigration Attorneys by Attorney and Practice Magazine and holds a 10 out of 10 rating from Avvo.

Personal Injury Law

101 N. Pine Island Road, Suite 201, Plantation, FL 33324

Immigration Law

3440 Hollywood Blvd suite 415, Hollywood, FL 33021, USA

Carmen E. Atkins represents clients in all areas of immigration law, including removal proceedings before the Immigration Court. She also has extensive experience with family-based petitions, applications for residency, asylum applications, and applications for citizenship. Ms. Atkins also represents clients with employment and investment-based immigration cases. Ms. Atkins is deeply committed to advancing immigrants’ rights. In practice, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees recognized her work with the 2016 1st and 2nd Place Judgment Award, awarded to the most progressive immigrants’ rights judgments in the American continents, for her constitutional actions against the State of Ecuador, which forced Ecuador to restore international refugee law into their domestic law. Ms. Atkins earned her Juris Doctor from University of California at Berkeley where she was awarded the Brian M. Sax prize for excellence in clinical advocacy, given to the student with the most outstanding performance among the law school’s clinics. Ms. Atkins was recognized for her tireless work before the Inter-American Human Rights System, which held the State of Guatemala accountable for over 100 victims of forced disappearance in the context of Jose Miguel Gudiel Alvarez et al. vs. Guatemala. Prior to that, Ms. Atkins earned her Bachelor’s of Science Degree at Cornell University, where she was consistently on the Dean’s List and was accepted to the Ye Hosts Honor Society, composed of Cornell Hotel School students selected from the top ten percent of their class. Ms. Atkins is Peruvian and Nicaraguan and is fluent in Spanish and English. She also speaks Italian, French, and Portuguese.