Brittany A. Blocker - a Naples, 28802 Real Estate Law Lawyer

Naples Real Estate Law Lawyer

Updated: 02/28/2026

Areas of Practice

Real Estate Law 50%
Probate 25%
Business Law 25%

Attorney Information

Overview

Brittany is a dedicated attorney specializing in real estate law, business law, and probate. A native of Collier County, Brittany has deep roots in the community and pursued her education locally. She earned a double major in Business Administration and Economics from Ave Maria University in Ave Maria, Florida. Following her undergraduate studies, she attended Ave Maria School of Law in Naples, Florida.

After being admitted to the Florida Bar in 2022, Brittany gained valuable experience during her three years at the State Attorney's Office, where she honed her legal skills and developed a passion for advocacy. Brittany is committed to serving her clients with integrity and expertise, and making a positive impact in her local community.

Education

Legal Education
- Ave Maria School of Law, Naples, Florida
  J.D. - 2021
Non Legal Education
- Ave Maria University, Ave Maria, FL
  B.S. - 2017
  Honors: Dean's List

Current Employment Position(s)

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Associate Attorney
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Languages

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English (Primary)
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Bar Admissions

Florida, 2022

Other Affiliations

Inns of Court - Michael R. N. McDonnell Chapter, 2024 - Present

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Contact

Naples, FL

2670 Airport Road South
Naples, FL 34112

Directions

Phone: 239-963-1635

Fax: 239-791-1208

Email: Send a message

Website: https://www.saadlegal.com

Hours: 8am - 5pm M-F

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Free Consultations

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