Fred E. Glickman concentrates in Wills, Trusts, Estates, Probate, Guardianship, and Litigation in these fields. He has practiced in these and other areas of the law for over 40 years. He has argued cases in the Florida District Court of Appeal, the Florida Supreme Court, and the United States Court of Appeals. He currently has the highest rating from Martindale-Hubbell, the national rating agency for lawyers. According to Martindale-Hubbell, this rating is "a testament to the fact that a lawyer's peers rank him or her at the highest level of professional excellence." He is a Past President of the South Miami-Kendall Bar Association. He is a member of the Florida Bar Real Property, Probate & Trust Law Section. Fred received his Law Degree from Columbia Law School and his Master of Business Administration from the University of Chicago. He received his Bachelor's Degree from Dartmouth College, where he was a member of the Phi Beta Kappa honor society. Fred and his wife have three adult children and five grandchildren. He and his wife reside in Miami with their Golden mix rescue dog.

Christian was born in Providence, Rhode Island. He spent his younger years living in Hong Kong and France, and then grew up primarily in Massachusetts. Christian attended the University of Central Florida (UCF) where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Legal Studies with the additional specializations of property law and trial advocacy. While in college, Christian was the captain of various charity walks including both the ALS Association and American Lung Association. His continued pursuit of a legal education led him to earn a Juris Doctorate in 2013 from the Charlotte School of Law (CSL). Christian graduated law school on the dean’s list and with pro bono with honors, highest distinction. While in law school, Christian was the co-creator of the Charlotte School of Law Property Law Journal, which was one of only five property law journals focusing on real estate and intellectual property law in the United States. Christian later became a Associate Editor of the journal while maintaining his position as Vice President of the Real Estate Law Society. He also served as a school wide ambassador for the pro-bono program encouraging others to dedicate their services for public good. Upon graduation and passing of the North Carolina State Bar, Christian was hired on at Central Law Group, PLLC after his exemplary service during his internship there. He has been active in representing hundreds of clients in various case types and has been given many awards and honors in recognition for his work. Christian has spoken on numerous panels at various colleges, courts, and within the local community. In his free time, Christian volunteers for various organizations in the North Carolina area and abroad, while also playing in a local pool league, kickball league as well as the numerous disc golf courses in Mecklenburg County.

In 1991 Julie Globus graduated with honors from Skidmore College with a BA in Government and Philosophy which she completed in 3 years. Following graduation, Julie accepted a grant to attend The Hebrew University of Jerusalem on Mount Scopus in Israel for one year. While she did not speak the language when she left for Israel, at the end of the year Julie was offered a scholarship towards completion of her MA, which in 1995 she earned with honors in Political Theory, studying mainly in Hebrew. Julie returned to the US to earn her law degree from Rutgers Law School in Newark and give birth to her first son, who managed to sit through the better part of two years of law school with her. In 1998, Julie returned to Israel, two children in tow, to practice as a foreign legal consultant. While there she studied towards a certification as a Trustee in Bankruptcy under Israeli Law; and spent time in London on behalf of some of her clients. In 2001, Julie returned to the US to join Mandel, Katz, Manna and Brosnan (n/k/a Mandel, Katz and Brosnan) as an associate. She joined Rohit Sabharwal as a named partner in 2004, and closed her firm’s first trade, three months later, Blackberry and cell phone in hand during the delivery of her youngest child. Julie is an Associate Member of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners. Her focus is on all aspects of financial fraud, embezzlement, misrepresentation and the corporate culture related to fraud. In the context of her established information wall and compliance practice, Julie has expanded to assist her clients with building an architectural framework for compliance with State and Federal securities and finance laws, and in establishing strong internal controls. This expansion of her practice is a natural marriage of Julie’s love of numbers and spreadsheets and her keen ability to identify breaks in patterns. In addition, to her love for her family and practicing law, Julie is intent upon saving the world one person at a time and one business at a time. In this effort, Julie, like her partners, commits a significant amount of time to pro-bono work, now an integral part of SGL’s practice. She uses her education, personal knowledge and life experiences to assist her pro-bono clients in avoiding numerous pitfalls, both related to her usual practice, and also focusing on other areas like Wills, Trusts and Estates and not-for-profit law. Julie is the mother of three amazing children. Her eldest son is a computer genius, who by his own right, is soon to become a formidable member of the business world. Her daughter is graduating from high school and will be pursuing a career in acting and modeling for which she has a lifelong passion. Her youngest son is now in his final year of elementary school; and when he is not in school is bouldering, climbing, swinging from bars and jumping obstacles in a parkour and climbing gym. When not working and parenting, Julie is an avid cyclist and triathlete with three ½ IronMan races under her belt. She trains regularly, is captain of the Expresso bike group at the nearby JCC and strives to complete at least 3 ½ IronMan races per year.

Area of Practice: Veterans Disability Julie received her Bachelor’s degree from the University of Central Texas in Killeen, Texas. She received a Master’s of Education from Texas A&M Commerce. After teaching high school for several years, Julie decided to pursue her interest in law and obtained her Juris Doctorate from Texas A&M School of Law. She also obtained Legum Magister (LLM) in Taxation from the University of Alabama. After practicing law for several years, Julie became increasingly aware of the challenges faced by veterans in the legal process and the need for attorneys who could help. Julie founded GloverLuck with partner Adam Luck to address those issues and provide a much needed service to our nation’s veterans. She represents veterans in all phases of the disability benefit process, in tort claims against the VA, and in estate and probate matters. She has been accredited by the VA to represent veterans in front of the agency. She is also admitted to practice in the following courts: State of Texas State of New Mexico United States District Courts for the Eastern District of Texas, Northern District of Texas, Western District of Texas, Southern District of Texas, District of Colorado, and the District of New Mexico United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims Supreme Court of the United States of America In addition, she has also been admitted and litigated cases pro hac vice in the following United States District Courts: Central California, Arizona, Eastern District of Oklahoma, Western District of Oklahoma, Northern District of Oklahoma, Western District of Louisiana, Middle District of Louisiana, Southern District of Arkansas, Northern District of Indiana, Eastern District of Kentucky, Southern District of Florida, and Southern District of New York. Julie is a member of the National Organization of Veterans’ Advocates, Young Lawyers Division of the State of New Mexico, Texas Young Lawyers Association, Dallas Volunteer Attorney Program, and several other professional and volunteer organizations.

The practice was established in Tuscaloosa, Alabama in 2005. Since that time, Mark Sterling Gober, LLC has become well known throughout West Central Alabama for providing personal legal representation which is second to none. The firm has been listed among Lawyers of Distinction (as published in The New York Times, CNN, The Huffington Post and USA Today). Attorney and Practice Magazine has designated Mark Sterling Gober, LLC as one of Alabama’s Top 10 Family Law Practices. The practice has also been recognized by the National Association of Family Law Attorneys for exceptional and outstanding client representation in matters involving child custody, divorce and family law.