Mr. Guerra has experience with a variety of immigration cases. He has been employed with the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), formerly known as Immigration and Naturalization Services (INS). Mr. Guerra is dedicated to meeting your needs with knowledgeable and aggressive representation with your immigration matters. His practice is exclusively dedicated to immigration and he is trained to solve complicated legal issues presented by the constantly changing and complex Immigration and Naturalization laws. He is prepared to represent individuals in all types of immigration matters. Mr. Guerra is a graduate of University of Nebraska College of Law and is licensed in the states of Nebraska and Colorado.

Christie’s knowledge into the inner workings of DCF gives her an insight into dependency proceedings uncommon among family law attorneys. Christie Guerrero joined the law firm in 2012 after graduating top of her class and Magna Cum Laude from Florida Coastal School of Law. While at Florida Coastal, she was a member of the nationally ranked Moot Court team, a Law Review staff editor, and a member of the Phi Delta Phi honors fraternity. The pull that Christie experienced towards family law is unsurprising given her background experience. At the University of Florida, she focused her studies on family, youth, and community sciences. After graduation, Christie solidified her interest in family law while working as a Child Protective Investigator with the Department of Children and Families. Her knowledge into the inner workings of DCF gives her an insight into dependency proceedings uncommon among family law attorneys. Christie also worked as a Guardian Ad Litem, a specially trained representative who serves the unique role of advocating for the children’s best interests in family law and dependency cases. She also clerked for a federal magistrate judge and interned at an appellate law firm, both excellent experiences enhancing her gift for legal writing, analysis, and advocacy. Christie has a love for children which shines through every representation and has influenced her personal choices as well. Christie and her husband are licensed foster parents and work closely with local agencies to help serve children who have come into the dependency system, which are some of the most vulnerable children involved in the entire court system. Christie is the proud mother of a sweet little girl whom she was fortunate enough to adopt after contested litigation ensued. Her personal experience in the legal system through the process of adopting her daughter makes her an unparalleled advocate for anyone going through the same process. Just a few short years after she began practicing law, Christie had the honor of receiving the Leader in the Law award from the Florida Association of Women Lawyers in 2015. Since then, she has been recognized as a Rising Star Super Lawyer for the last three consecutive years. Most recently she was was included in the “Top 10 Under 40” by the National Academy of Family Law Attorneys in 2019. Christie prides herself on her strong advocacy for families, especially in their inception. Her pride shines through in her work with the LGBTQ+ families which she serves. Christie is so well versed in the unique needs of LGBTQ+ families that she received the Best Lawyer in Jacksonville award in 2019 during the annual Rainbow Awards Ceremony. Christie is also an active member of the Family Law Inns of Court, Jacksonville Women’s Lawyers Association, Jacksonville Bar Association, and the Florida Adoption Council.

Richard Guggenhime advises a range of clients, including individuals and families seeking to protect their hard-earned assets and high net worth clients, with sophisticated personal planning and federal taxation. He assists with matters related to gifts and estates, guiding clients through the challenges associated with complex estates. Well regarded within the wealth management profession, particularly for working productively with his clients' home office and affiliated professionals and advisers, Rich has called upon nearly every estate planning tool to achieve his clients' goals. From drafting revocable and irrevocable trusts for U.S. citizens and noncitizens to advising owners of family and closely held business entities to trust administration, Rich offers an insightful, caring, and comprehensive perspective through every stage of personal planning. Rich is the president of the Stanley S. Langendorf Foundation and has an extensive background in public service with San Francisco's leading civic organizations. He has served on the city and county's Parking Authority, Board of Permit Appeals, Fire Commission, Airport Commission, and Recreation and Park Commission, and he is currently on the board of directors of the State Compensation Insurance Fund.