Guy S. Emerich, Jack O. Hackett II, and David A. Holmes, directors at Farr Law Firm, have been selected by their peers for inclusion in the 2019 Edition of The Best Lawyers in America©.
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Farr Law Firm is proud to announce that partner Will W. Sunter has been accepted into the 2018-19 ACTEC class for the Florida Fellows Institute.
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Florida Trend magazine named Guy S. Emerich as one of Florida’s Legal Elite in their July 2018 edition.
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President-elect of The Florida Bar, Michelle R. Suskauer, appointed attorney Forrest J. Bass to serve on the Wills, Trusts & Estates Certification Committee beginning July 1, 2018.
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Florida Super Lawyers magazine has named seven of Farr Law Firm’s attorneys as either Super Lawyers® or Rising Stars.
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Attorneys’ Title Fund Services, LLC has named Farr Law Firm a member of The Fund Top Contributor Circle and a Top Contributor of the 20 Circuit in the state of Florida for 2017.
Read more »Adding to their locations in Punta Gorda and Venice, Farr Law Firm’s third office is located at 7244 S. Beneva Road in Sarasota, Florida near Palmer Ranch. The firm will use this new office to more conveniently serve the communities of Southwest Florida.
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On Tuesday evening February 6, 2018 Farr Law Firm’s president, David A. Holmes, will be leading a discussion on asset protection with second and third year law students in Professor Morrissey’s “Documents of the Deal” class at Stetson University College of Law. Mr. Holmes will touch on various legal strategies and techniques to minimize the […]
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The tax reform bill introduced by congressional Republicans as the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (the “Act”) was signed into law by President Donald Trump on December 22, 2017. Versions of what would become the Act passed through Congress on a mostly party-line vote with only 51 Senators voting in favor of the […]
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In medieval England, the process of officially proving a last will and testament was called “probate,” a term derived from the Latin verb for examining or proving something. Courts in Florida still use this medieval term.
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