Timothy C Martin Esq.

Timothy C. Martin is licensed to practice law in the state of Florida. As the owner/attorney of Martin Law Office, P.A., he serves the Tampa Bay and Central Florida areas and beyond in matters relating to animal law, environmental law and land use, real estate/real property, corporate law, business organizations and transactions, administrative law, and LGBT issues.

• Animal & Dog Law
• Estate Planning
• Probate
• Business Law
• Real Estate Law
• Landlord Tenant

• LGBT issues

Florida

Since 2011

Owner/Attorney

Martin Law Office, P.A.

2011 - Current

Solo general practitioner law firm with special focus on animal law, environmental law and land use, real estate/real property, business organizations and transactions, LGBT issues, and mediation services.

Barry University

J.D.

2008 - 2011

Honors: Honors Certificate in Environmental Law, Jurisprudence and Justice

Activities: President - Student Animal Legal Defense Fund Secretary - Environmental Law Society Student Representative - Environmental Responsibility Committee Public Interest Fellow - Earth Advocacy Clinic

Who's Who

Strathmore

2013

St. Petersburg Bar Association

Member

2013 - Current

Hillsborough County Bar Association

Member

2012 - Current

The Florida Bar

Member

2011 - Current

Activities: General Practice Solo and Small Firm section, Real Property Probate and Trust Law Section, and Animal Law Section

American Bar Association

Member

2011 - Current

Activities: Business Law section, General Practice Solo and Small Firm division, Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice section, Labor and Employment Law section, Litigation section, and Tort Trial and Insurance Practice section (animal law and government law committees)

Certified County Court Mediator

Florida Supreme Court

Q. In my will it states body to be cremated in FL, my now state of residence. What Happens should I die somewhere else?

3 October 2019

A: I recommend that burial/cremation directions be included in a designation of health care surrogate and/or a living will. I also recommend making such arrangements ahead of time and provide that info to your surrogate and family members.