Wheeler Law Firm PLLC
Looking for a Probate Litigation Attorney in
Largo, FL?
Do you need an attorney to represent you in probate court or for civil litigation? Maybe you need a lawyer for a realty transfer or a breach of contract lawsuit. Regardless of your reasons, the Wheeler Law Firm can help. Its founder, attorney Valentina Wheeler, has already established herself as a trusted name in the Largo, FL legal community. With thirteen years of extensive on-the-job legal experience and a degree that she earned after just two years in law school, you can trust her firm to provide dedication and personal attention to every client.
The Wheeler Law Firm proudly serves clients in these communities:
- Largo, FL
- Pinellas County, FL
- Hillsborough County, FL
- Manatee County, FL
- Pasco County, FL
If you need an attorney for probate, litigation, contract enforcement, or real estate matters, don’t wait. Call today for a consultation.
When to Consult a
Litigation Attorney
Any time you’re going to court, you need professional, experienced help that you can rely on. There are three main qualities you need to find in a litigation attorney:
- Demeanor – you need an attorney that can switch gears at will; between client and court. When an attorney meets with a client, they need to treat them with respect. They also need to be approachable, and their clients need to be honest with them. However, that’s not the same lawyer that you want representing you on the courtroom floor. You want a lawyer who is tenacious and fiery. They need to command attention in the courtroom and have a presence that judges and opposing counsel can’t ignore.
- Experience – you don’t want to hire a legal greenhorn. By choosing veteran legal counsel, you can ensure that you’re getting the best representation possible. An experienced lawyer has seen it all, and they won’t be blindsided by opposing attorneys.
- Knowledge – while this is related to experience, they’re not the same. While experience refers to on-the-job practice, knowledge requires a lawyer to hit the books. Knowledge of the law and court procedures is one of the main factors that separate a reliable attorney from a legal layman.
When you hire a lawyer to represent you, you’re taking a huge leap of faith. However, you can minimize your risks. When you choose attorney Wheeler, you’re picking a reliable lawyer who you can trust to represent you in a probate or litigation case.
Call today to Speak to a
Realty Lawyer
Real estate is a highly technical area of law. Realty regulations are a patchwork of local, state, and federal laws. It’s also a highly-regulated industry. Nearly every factor of reality, from who owns a piece of land to where its boundaries are, can be found in public records. Because of these factors, you need a lawyer who knows how to deal with the county assessor and the county judge with equal finesse.
At the Wheeler Law Firm, we’ve worked hard to establish a reputation as reliable, professional realty lawyers. We can help you solve real estate issues like:
- Drafting realty contracts
- Defending your property rights from encroaching neighbors
- Transferring ownership deeds
- Fighting property tax disputes
Attorney Wheeler isn’t just an experienced probate litigation lawyer. You can trust the Wheeler Law Firm to be your personal lawyers for any type of realty issue.
Filing a Breach of
Contract Lawsuit
Attorney Wheeler can also use her experience in probate litigation to help her clients resolve breach of contract lawsuits. Both of these cases require extensive attention to detail and a high-functioning knowledge of the legal system. They also both could involve potentially large amounts of money. When the stakes are that high, you don’t want to gamble. Instead, pick an attorney you know you can trust.
With nearly a decade of experience and countless satisfied clients, clients in Largo, FL can rely on the Wheeler Law Firm to provide experienced, professional representation. Call now for a consultation.
The information contained on this website is presented for informational and marketing purposes only and is not to be understood as legal advice. You should consult an attorney for advice respecting your individual needs. Wheeler Law Firm, PLLC looks forward to speaking with you about your particular needs. Please note, however, that the mere act of contacting our firm does not create an attorney-client relationship. As a result, you should never send any confidential information to our office until a Representation Agreement has been signed by both you and Wheeler Law Firm, PLLC.