James Steven Ford - a Pensacola, United States Debtor/Creditor Matters Lawyer

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Pensacola Debtor/Creditor Matters Lawyer

Updated: 03/10/2026

Areas of Practice

Debtor/Creditor Matters
Business Law

Attorney Information

Education

Legal Education
- Florida State University College of Law, Tallahassee, Florida, 1985
  J.D.
  Honors: With High Honors
  Law Review: Florida State University Law Review, Staff Member, 1985
  Law Review: Alimony-A Matter of Discretion or Direction?," 12 Florida State University Law Review 285, 1984
  Law Review: "Adverse Possession, Riparian Rights, Implied Easements: An Interrelation of Issues," 13 Florida State University Law Review 447, 1985
Non Legal Education
- University of South Florida, 1982
  B.A. Political Science
  Honors: magna cum laude
- Pensacola State College, 1979
  A.A.

Current Employment Position(s)

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Retired
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Classes and Seminars

Adjunct Professor, Commercial Transactions, 1991; Bankruptcy 1994-1996, Pensacola State College
Adjunct Professor, Commercial Transactions, University of West Florida, 1992

Bar Admissions

Florida, 1985
U.S. District Court Northern District of Florida, 1987

Other Affiliations

The Florida Bar
Escambia-Santa Rosa Bar Association (Member, Young Lawyers Section)
Escambia-Santa Rosa Bar Association (Treasurer, 1989)
Escambia-Santa Rosa Bar Association (Secretary, 1988)
Northern District of Florida Bankruptcy Bar Association (President, 1999)

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Pensacola, FL

307 South Palafox Street
Pensacola, FL 32502 - 5929

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Fax: 850-432-8500

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Website: https://www.wilsonharrell-law.com

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