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Employment

BOYLES & BOYLES, PLLC, Pensacola, FL

Attorney/ Member 2007 – Present

Law practice with emphasis in general corporate matters,

estate planning, probate, and guardianship.

 

FIRST SETTLEMENT MEDIATION, Pensacola FL

Mediator 2017 – Present

Supreme Court Certified Circuit Civil Mediator

 

OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC DEFENDER, Pensacola, FL

Attorney/ Assistant Public Defender 2005-2007

Providing indigent defendants with quality representation.

 

UJSZASZ GIMNAZIUM MUSZAKI SZAKOZSEPISKOLA, Ujszasz, Hungary

English Teacher to Hungarian Secondary Students, 2001-2002

Education

THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA SCHOOL OF LAW

Juris Doctor, May 2005

Best Paper – Future Interests, Spring 2004

Student Farrah Law Society

Tax and Estate Planning Law Association

 

BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN COLLEGE

Bachelor of Arts in English Literature, 2001

Honors: Blount-Monaghan Vulcan Materials Full Scholarship

Dean’s List – 1997, 1998, 2000

Sigma Tau Delta English Honorary Society

Community

Covenant Care Foundation Board of Directors

Vice Chair 2019- 2021

Chair 2022- Present

Member of the Vestry of Christ Church

Parish of Pensacola, Florida 2013-2017

Manna Food Pantries Board Member – 2012-2018

Pensacola Council Navy League Board Member 2011-2012

Alzheimer’s Family Services Board Member/Treasurer –

2010-2013

Pensacola Independent News – Rising Star 2010

Leadership Pensacola – Class of 2009 Graduate

Facilitator for Class of 2013

Member of Five Flags Rotary Club – Membership Chair –

2018 – Present

Member of Escambia/ Santa Rosa Bar Association

Member of Florida Bar Association

Member of Fiesta Forces

Member of Estate Planning Council of Northwest Florida

PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

A native Pensacolian, I misspent my youth seeking education in Alabama, majoring in English Literature with a focus on medieval literature (specifically the legend of King Arthur), before attending law school.

I believe in giving back to the community that has given so much to me. I began volunteering at Manna in high school as a shelf stocker. In college, I tutored children at a Birmingham grade school. At the University of Alabama, I was lucky that my law school offered a free clinic providing elder law services, which cemented my desire to work with the elderly and end-of-life population professionally and as a volunteer. Now, working with the Covenant Care Foundation, I am grateful to be a part of an organization promoting and protecting the dignity of the aging and dying.

I am a proud father, generally acceptable husband, swimmer, cycler, traveler, dog trainer, and bon vivant. In my free time, I practice estate planning, guardianship, and probate law.

My wife, Laura, and I are raising three bright and rambunctious children: Cannon, Sarah, and Bill.