Tyler S. Van Voorhees, Esq.

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Biography

Tyler Van Voorhees has been practicing multiple areas of law since he started serving the fine people of Lake and Sumter counties back in 2009. Now he finds himself right in the middle of metro-Miami, plying his homespun country charm among the legal elite of the Great State of Florida. He has been blissfully married to wife Natalie since 2020, and spends most of his spare time playing chase with their Pembroke Welsh corgi, Lilibet

Speaking Engagments

•“Dealing with Difficult Opposing Counsel”, Dade County Bar Association Bench and Bar, 2022
•“Competition Between and Unyielding Force and an Immovable Object: HOAs and Homeowners”, Fifth Judicial Circuit Annual Mediator’s CME Conference, 2019

Areas of Practice (4)

  • First Party Insurance
  • Estates, Probate, and Trusts
  • Real Estate (Transactional & Litigation)
  • Family Law

Education & Credentials

University Attended:
University of Central Florida, B.A., 2005
Law School Attended:
The Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law, J.D., 2008
Year of First Admission:
2009
Admission:
2009, Florida
ISLN:
1000290866

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https://www.waltonlantaff.net

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