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Florida has one of the most dynamic legal systems in the United States. There are more than 93,000 lawyers in Florida alone. They focus on all types of law, such as family law, criminal law, immigration law, real estate law, and bankruptcy law, to name a few. Florida lawyers work in large law firms with hundreds of attorneys, as well as in independent practices where only one attorney works independently. With so many types of attorneys out there, from newly hired attorneys to veterans with over 30 years of experience, it can sometimes be difficult to narrow down your choices when looking for legal help. One way is to check the bar associations, which are organizations of lawyers located throughout Florida. Many bar associations are organized by location, usually by county, while others are organized by interest or nationality. Below is a list and description of all Florida Bar Associations. This directory lists active, inactive and retired members of the Florida Bar. Categories Page 2 This directory lists active, inactive and retired members of the Florida Bar. Categories Page 3 This directory lists active, inactive and retired members of the Florida Bar. Category Main Menu Disclaimer: Search results will contain information on file as of the date below, retrieved from the Southern District of Florida CMECF Attorney database. We do our best to keep the information in the database accurate and up-to-date. In accordance with administrative procedures CMECF, 3D.: Users will maintain current contact information (Administrative Order 2005-38). This database is considered the property of the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida, and any commercial use of this database or the information contained therein is strictly prohibited. You can search by full or partial Florida name andor number. Example: Mit returned by Mitchell The less specific the query, the more results will be displayed. DisciplineSuspensionRevocation: ContactIntroduction to Additional Information Exempted: not a member of the bar of this court acting on behalf of a government agency. Click here for more information Bill Defaulters: Not a member in good standing. Click here for more information. Florida Bar Number Not Found: Contact the Florida Bar Association for more information. Good Member: A distinguished member of the American Bar Association of this Court. Click here for more information Terminated membership: Not a member of the bar council of this court - membership withdrawn. RULE 3. Retention of Membership in the Bar of this Court In order to remain an attorney in the Bar of this Court, each member must remain an active and recognized attorney in this Florida Court, which includes, without limitation, compliance with all requirements of applicable law in Florida, Fla., the Florida Supreme Court announced. Lawyers who are not in good standing at the bar of this court cannot appear in court. Effective December 1, 1994. Revised January 1, 1996; April 15, 2007; December 1, 2011; December 1, 2015; On December 1, 2017, The Florida Bar began in 1889 as a small group of lawyers. Today, the Florida Bar has become a mandatory bar association with more than 107,000 attorneys licensed to practice law in the Sunshine State. The states professional association of lawyers, the Florida Bar, serves as a legal representative and liaison for lawyers, the court and the public. Attorneys licensed by the Florida Supreme Court to practice law in that state must be members of the Florida Bar Association. The Florida Bars primary functions include: serving more than 107,000 members licensed to practice in Florida; Regulation of the Practice of Law in Florida. protecting the public by prosecuting unethical lawyers; preventing the unlicensed practice of law; and ensuring the highest standardslegal professionalism in Florida. The Florida Bar Association is also responsible for: administering a client protection fund to cover certain financial losses that a client may suffer as a result of legal theft; Advocate the administration of substance abuse programs; provision of professional development services for lawyers; publication of legal periodicals; management of the public information program; Advice on the ethical and legal management of the office; sponsorship of conferences and conventions. Contact: The Florida Bar651 E Jefferson StTallahassee, FL 32399 Phone: Website: Florida Attorney Directory To find an attorney visit the Florida Bar Association website. Search by name or using one of the advanced search tools including: by company; through the city; by field of activity; by specialist doctors certificate; At law school; according to the services offered; or the spoken languages. You can also search the Florida bar directory by bar number, although an exact number match is required. The public can also find an attorney through the Florida Bar Associations newly improved Advocate Referral Service website. Florida Lawyers Help Desk The Florida Lawyers Help Desk is maintained by the Florida Bar Association as a public service. More than 130,000 cases are referred to Florida attorneys through this service each year. The easiest way to use LRS is to visit the website and fill out the online form at. The public can also contact the Attorney Help Desk at Tel. If you call the Attorney Help Desk and pay the $25 fee, you will be referred to a qualified attorney. You can then contact an attorney for a half-hour in-office consultation for no more than $25. The service receives no portion of the $25 commission. Every service that goes beyond the initial consultation and the fee for this service are negotiated between client and lawyer at the regular rate. Florida Bar Sections The Florida Bar Association encourages Florida attorneys

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