In honor of those who have loyally served our country, Anton Garcia Law has adopted three war veterans! Anton Garcia Law is participating in the 7th Annual “Homeward Bound for Those Who Served” on Make A Difference Day. The Hillsborough County Bar Association is joining with the James A. Haley Veteran’s Hospital on Make a
Read More...The Florida Supreme Court recently ruled in a 5-2 decision that law enforcement officers do not have unlimited access to your cell phone upon arrest. The case of Smallwood v. State invloved a man arrested and covicted of robbery. Photo evidence used by prosecutors against Mr. Smallwood at trial was retrieved by law enforcement officers upon search of his
Read More...On Thursday morning, Divorce & Family Law Attorney Christina Anton Garcia served as table captain at the MOW Nourish the Homebound Breakfast. Each year the organization hosts a breakfast to educate the public on their mission and raise funds to help support the homebound and seniors in Tampa, FL. Criminal Defense & Personal Injury Attorney
Read More...Anton Castro Law was featured in today’s issue of the Tampa Bay Business Journal. The article focused on the firm’s recent growth and announced new attorneys Ian Giovinco, Allison Dye, and Katie Ashley. It emphasized the family law work of Christina Anton Garcia, whose practice as family and divorce lawyer in Tampa is becoming well-known. The
Read More...According to the recent decision in State v. Glasco, 37 Fla. L. Weekly D1414 (Fla. 5th DCA 2012), when a suspect is lawfully arrested some place other than a vehicle, police are allowed to seize and search a cellphone found on the suspect during the arrest. In those circumstances, the officers do not need a search
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