Alicia Regina Seward
Seward Law Office
Alicia’s life story begins in Westchester County, New York and she moved to Florida when she was relatively young. After high school, she attended Florida State University and obtained her undergraduate degree in English Literature. Subsequently, Alicia attended Stetson University College of Law in Gulfport, Florida where she concentrated her studies in Trial Advocacy. Prior to forming Seward Law, Alicia worked in the real estate field representing associations and landlords in resolving various real estate matters.
Alicia’s personal hobbies are spending time with her niece, running 5K’s, traveling, and relaxing by the pool. She lives and works in the Tampa, Florida area. However, she provides legal services to surrounding cities such as St. Petersburg, Brandon, Riverview, Manatee, Sarasota, and Orlando.
Alicia started this firm with a focus on providing clients with comprehensive legal services. She will take you through the legal process step-by-step. Alicia provides clients with practical solutions tailored to resolving their individual legal issues.
- Landlord Tenant
- Landlord Rights
- Real Estate Law
- Commercial Real Estate, Condominiums, Easements, Eminent Domain, Homeowners Association, Land Use & Zoning, Mortgages, Neighbor Disputes, Residential Real Estate, Water Law
- Consumer Law
- Class Action, Lemon Law
- Foreclosure Defense
- Credit Cards Accepted
- Florida
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- English: Spoken, Written
- Attorney
- Seward Law Office
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- Attorney
- Meridian Partners, Attorneys at Law
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- Attorney
- Martin Aequitas P.A.
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- Attorney, Law Clerk
- Olympic Law Group PLLP
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- Intern
- Gulfcoast Legal Services, Inc.
- Intern
- Office of the Regional Counsel (ORC)
- Law Clerk
- Wendy Doyle, P.A.
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- Stetson University College of Law
- J.D. (2013)
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- Activities: Florida Association of Women Lawyers at Stetson (Pro Bono Chair), Pinellas Association of Women Lawyers, Canakaris (family law) Inn of Court, Concentration in Advocacy
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- Florida State Bar
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Alicia Seward: Association Board Members: Beware When Emailing!
This video discusses considerations a board member in a community association should make when emailing from personal email accounts. ?Transcribed by Videosocials.net Brander?
Alicia Seward: Know the Difference: Eviction vs. Unlawful Detainer
This video explains what evictions and unlawful detainers are. It also discusses the differences between them in Florida. Thank you for watching! If you have additional questions contact us at...
Alicia Seward: New Law Alert! Condo Safety Bill
Learn more about the new condo law passed by Governor DeSantis with Seward Law. ?Transcribed by Videosocials.net Brander?
Can They Make Me Sell My Property? Watch to Find Out...
In this video I discuss whether you can be forced to sell your property after even if you do not want to. #Sewardlaw #realestateattorney
Does Your Attorney Know the Rules of Court?
Watch this video to learn the importance of making sure your attorney knows the Court rules. It could save you thousands!
Having Trouble Collecting Rents?
Watch this video for practical tips on how to better collect rents BEFORE you sign the lease. #Sewardlaw #landlordtenantlaw
More on the Condo Safety Bill: What does it mean for you?
This video is for condo owners or board members who want to learn about what the Condo Safety bill means for them.
More than just a lawyer: National Alliance on Mental Illness
Do you ever wonder what your lawyer does when they are not handling your case? Do you think that all we do is handle cases? Watch the video because there...
New Service Announcement!
We now offer closing and title services at Seward Law Office!
Want to put your property up on Airbnb? Watch this FIRST
Watch this video before you put your property for short term rentals. Some good tips and tricks to help you make the right decision.
What Not to Do Series: Part 4 - How Not to Purchase at Foreclosure Sale
This video discusses the pitfalls of purchasing a foreclosure sale and how to avoid them. sewardlawoffice.com
What Not to Do Series: Part 5 - Where Not to Hold Security Deposits
This video is guidance on where Landlords should keep a tenant's security deposit. This video is not meant to create an attorney-client relationship. For more information about Seward Law please...
