Boatman Ricci - Fort Myers, FL

At Boatman Ricci, our Fort Myers, Florida, branch delivers sophisticated advocacy across commercial litigation, construction litigation, trust and probate litigation, real estate disputes, foreclosure defense, debtor-creditor disputes, business disputes and personal injury. Backed by our main office in Naples and our additional branch in Marco Island, we serve local clients with the depth of a larger firm and the attentiveness of a close-knit team.

Disputes rarely wait for convenient timing, so we respond with clarity and urgency. Our philosophy, "truth guided, relationship driven," means candid evaluations of risk, realistic options and steady communication. We listen first, then craft a plan that reflects your circumstances, resources and priorities.

For business owners, we pursue resolution of breach of contract actions, fraud claims, partnership and joint venture disagreements, fiduciary breaches, collections and shareholder conflicts. Litigation is only one tool; mediation and arbitration can conserve time and expense, and our command of Florida business law helps us choose wisely while limiting exposure.

Property and finance matters receive equal attention. We counsel buyers, sellers, developers and investors on transactions, anticipating complications before they arise, and we assist debtors and creditors facing bankruptcy, debt collection or credit disputes with strategic direction aimed at protecting their position.

Families also turn to us when trusts, wills and estates become contentious. We approach these sensitive conflicts with discretion, working toward efficient outcomes while honoring relationships wherever possible. Should a case proceed to court, our trial-tested attorneys step forward prepared and persuasive.

Ready to discuss your matter? Contact our Fort Myers office to arrange an initial consultation with attorneys who value both your time and your trust. We accept credit cards for payment. Let us show you the difference that experienced trial counsel can make for your case, beginning with a discussion of your goals.