At Larkin Law, we serve our clients with traditional, personalized care, combined with modern technology to work more efficiently and offer you more convenience and accessibility. We tailor this approach for each individual case, to provide optimal counsel in family law and estate planning matters.
While our brick-and-mortar office is located in South Tampa, our technological flexibility allows us to provide services to clients outside of Tampa, especially in Hillsborough, Manatee, Pasco, Pinellas, and Sarasota Counties in the State of Florida.
Our Marital and Family Law services help our clients navigate difficult times and transition into the next chapters of their lives. Regardless of whether that transition is amicable or not, Larkin Law is prepared to guide you through it. We work closely with you to identify your goals, develop legal options, and tailor a case strategy to your personal situation in court cases, negotiations, mediations, drafting of agreements, and other legal matters.
Larkin Law can tackle any kind of family law case, at any stage, including:
No matter your age, it is never too early to start planning for the unexpected. Larkin Law, recognizes the fragility of life, including the legal and financial difficulties families face due to an unforeseen accident, disability, or death. Estate planning can help protect you and your assets during your lifetime, while also protecting your family and future generations after you are gone. We can advise you on the best options available to you and prepare the estate plan to ensure your wishes are carried out.
Our Estate Planning attorney is ready to prepare your testamentary documents, including:
Alexa “Lexie” Larkin is the owner and managing attorney of Larkin Law, LLC. Since her admission into the Florida Bar, Ms. Larkin has garnered extensive experience in the practice areas of family law and estate planning. Ms. Larkin believes in balancing an assertive approach with common-sense strategies to help clients meet their goals as quickly and effectively as possible.
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