Practice Overview

When faced with a civil legal matter in Central Florida, residents can rely on the civil litigation attorneys at Holloman Law. We provide representation for clients in civil matters to ensure the truth comes to light.

If you are faced with a legal matter regarding real estate in Central Florida, our real estate attorneys are here to offer guidance. We simplify complex real estate legal matters, allowing our clients to move forward with their lives.

At Holloman Law, our personal injury attorneys help victims seek compensation for damages. Many injured people in Central Florida find that working with a personal injury attorney makes the legal process easier to navigate.

Being catastrophically injured can mean a lifetime of pain and struggle. Seeking compensation in these cases can be a complex process, but you can get started by working with a catastrophic injury attorney at Holloman Law.

Wrongful death cases are often emotional and difficult to navigate. When you partner with Holloman Law, a wrongful death attorney can serve as an objective third party to handle the legal aspects of your case while you focus on your family.

A premises liability attorney is a legal professional who can help if you’ve been injured on someone else’s property. Injuries in premises liability cases can be severe, so you’re encouraged to work with an attorney to explore your options for seeking compensation.

Creating a living will or last will and testament can play a pivotal role in your estate planning. Our will attorneys are here to guide you through the process of drafting a will, and we can also take care of filing and other legal matters pertaining to wills.

Many Central Florida residents create trusts to control the direction of assets. Our trust attorneys provide personalized guidance to help you understand your options and choose the course that is right for your legacy.

Estate planning can be a central part of the legacy you leave behind. Our attorneys help clients chart out the best course of action to protect assets and accounts while ensuring their wishes are carried out in the future.