FLORIDA BAR APPLICATION ATTORNEY REVIEW

In all too many cases, Florida Bar Applicants could avoid a Florida Bar Investigative Hearing, and stiff consequences therefrom, simply by submitting a bar application properly. However, there are many nuances and challenges that applicants face when submitting a Florida Bar Application. Let our Firm advice you on how to properly word past events to best avoid triggering an investigative hearing before the Florida Board of Bar Examiners. While the application process may seem straight forward, a small slip-up could wind up costing you a significant amount of time and money. From attorney’s fees, to travel costs, signaling the Florida Board of Bar Examiner’s attention is fraught with disaster. Reduce the likelihood that your application will trigger further investigation by hiring our Firm.

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Application Review

Many applicants want an attorney’s advice when applying for the Florida Bar. A Florida Bar Application review is a smart decision for any Florida Bar Applicant that has any blemishes what-so-ever on their records. There really is only one opportunity to make a first impression with the Board. Filing a application improperly can haunt the Florida Bar Applicant for years to come. Contact the Firm today.

Piece of Mind

Most Florida Bar Applicants submit their Bar Application right after embarking on their law school journey. If there are triggers raised in the Bar Application, those Florida Bar Applicants have stress for many years until they are ultimately recommended for admittance to the Florida Bar. For this reason, reaching out to an Attorney with our Firm early on can help put an Applicant’s mind at ease.

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The Firm offers a low price to review your Bar Application. While the Firm cannot guarantee that the Florida Board of Bar Examiners will ultimately recommend your admittance, the Firm does guarantee that spending a small amount on your Bar Application has the potential to save big amounts down the line by avoiding investigative hearings, formal hearings, and petitions before the Florida Supreme Court.

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Character & Fitness

When the Florida Bar refuses registration to become a member of the Florida Bar, unless the Supreme Court of Florida reverses the decision, an applicant must wait two years to re-apply and start the Florida Bar admission process over.

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Investigative Hearing

The Supreme Court of Florida requires Florida Bar Applicants possess good moral character. When issues surface regarding the moral character of an applicant, the Board invites that applicant to attend an investigative hearing.

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Formal Hearing

Following an investigative hearing, the FBBE may file charges, called specifications, against the Florida Bar Applicant. Subsequently, an attorney with the Office of General Counsel will prosecute the case against you before a five member panel.

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Bar Application Review

Hiring our Firm to review your bar application is one of the best ways to avoid simple but financially costly mistakes that causes you to meet the Florida Board of Bar Examiners under tense conditions during an investigative hearing.

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Those are just a few ways that our firm can assist you.

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Matthew Sean Tucker, attorney and owner of Tucker Law

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Matthew Sean Tucker, Esq.

Attorney and Owner of Tucker Law

We know how hard you have worked at becoming an attorney. The Character & Fitness portion of the Florida Bar application process can be the most daunting for some. If the Florida Bar is questioning your character, preparing for an Investigative Hearing and a Formal Hearing should not be underestimated. I have helped many practicing lawyers successfully go through the process before the Florida Board of Bar Examiners. Almost all Formal Hearings I have seen are from folks that did not hire an attorney for their investigative hearing.

Do not hesitate to call me to learn more if we are a good fit to help you before the Florida Board of Bar Examiners. Call 1-800-TUCKERWINS (1-800-882-5379).

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