Sutton Law Firm, Bartow FL

10/15/2026

Happy birthday to Lamar Collins. He has been a great asset to the firm. He works the magic. You see something awry and the next you know, it has been fixed. You don't see it, you don't know it's being done, it just happens. Lamar is the magic. We so appreciate you and all that you do. We hope your day was very special.

10/13/2026

Are you a business owner? Have you received solicitations that your Business Ownership Information Report (BOI) is past due? Did you get offers to help streamline the reporting???

SCAM. BOI was repealed (no longer the law) some time ago. Ignore these solicitations and do not share your business information.

10/11/2026

It is always great to see Phoebe, who clearly is fond of our Destiny! Destiny Miles, Director of Legal Operations, made it to Atlanta for her Leadership Development workshop. She safely arrived in Tampa ahead of the storm, leaving the team anxious to learn of the improvements she will next implement!

10/07/2026

We were not trial counsel, but as appellate counsel won the opportunity for a rehearing on major issues for our client. Paralegal Sarah Gunter has returned to the firm. It took no time for her to get up to speed. File ready. Exhibits prepared. Case law organized, indexed and ready. Days of full-on preparation. We were ready! Unfortunately, the other side was not. A continuance was granted. We WILL be back! THANK YOU Sarah and the team working along side - you all did an awesome job!

10/06/2026

We wish Destiny Miles, Director of Legal Operations, a safe flight today as she travels to Atlanta for another leadership workshop. She, together with other committed firm administrators, collaborate on best practices for serving community, clients and the staff of law firms across the US. We appreciate your dedication and all you do to continue to elevate Sutton Law firm!

10/04/2026

Received an adverse court order? The clock is already running.
A disappointing judgment does not have to be the final word. But, in Florida what you do in the next 15 days can determine what you challenge later.

REHEARING: 15 days. A motion for rehearing must be served within 15 days of the date the judgment is filed. That motion must raise the issues for challenge or the right to appeal may be lost.
Why file, even if you expect a denial? Sometimes the court denies rehearing quickly. Other times, the judge pauses, takes a second look, and corrects the judgment, saving time and the cost of an appeal. If your motion is denied, you have preserved the issues for appellate review.
APPELLATE REVIEW. Review must be filed in 30 days of the final judgment. If you served a timely motion for rehearing, the 30 days generally runs from the written order on rehearing.

Computation of deadlines are strict and missing them can permanently cost the chance to fix an error.

Just received a ruling you disagree with? Don't wait. Contact our office today so we can review your judgment and protect your options before time runs out.
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10/04/2026

The work at the Manor continues. We appreciate having a team that proactively monitor and protect the building and grounds to make certain it remains all that "Kate Dear" Mann and her husband envisioned during its construction.

09/25/2026

Happy Dolly Pardon Day, 9-2-5! A marvelous role model and entrepreneur who gave of her talent, time and finances for numerous charitable causes making a difference. She will be missed but not forgotten. May we learn to accept each day with the gratitude Dolly demonstrated!

09/23/2026

A HUGE thank you to Rebekah and James coming in from Atlanta to help facilitate a Focus meeting for Q3. It is important that the firm stay the course to meet its goals. Finding time for check ins seems impossible unless you puck the dates, commit and follow through. Thankful to our leadership team for doing just that .. with a little levity from Matt during the group photo! And, Atticus was present, dressed and ready for the next Game Changer Summit!

09/21/2026