Friday, April 1, 2016

11th Annual - Taste of South Tampa

Tickets for the 11th Annual Taste of South Tampa, presented by Older, Lundy & Alvarez are now ON SALE at www.TasteofSouthTampa.com!

The 11th Annual Taste of South Tampa, presented by Older Lundy & Alvarez Attorneys at Law, is just one month away on May 15 from 1:00pm - 4:00pm!

To celebrate we are giving away a pair of tickets! Visit South Tampa Chamber of Commerce to find out how to win!

CONTEST: The Taste of South Tampa, presented by Older Lundy & Alvarez Attorneys at Law, is just one month away! Comment below with your favorite ‎South Tampa‬ restaurant! A winner will be chosen at randon Monday at 12pm!

Monday, March 28, 2016

South Tampa Law Firm Joins the “Re-Urbanization Movement,” Expanding to North Hyde Park

Amidst the emergence of Tampa’s downtown core, Older Lundy & Alvarez will move law firm into an 18,500 square foot building.

TAMPA, FLA. (March 25, 2016) – Older Lundy & Alvarez, a family law and personal injury firm, will move into a newly constructed building in North Hyde Park, W. 1000 Cass Street, in late 2016 or early January 2017. Adjacent to University of Tampa and about two blocks west of Tampa Preparatory School, the building’s design will be a modernized adaptation of the traditional clay brick and industrial construction that is common in the area.

“North Hyde Park is poised to play a key role in the re-urbanization of Tampa’s downtown core,” said Brant Peterson of Keller Williams Commercial. “The historically transitional neighborhood is seeing an influx of new development in line with Tampa’s Invision Plan and the Mayor’s vision of the River being the center of Tampa’s downtown.”

North Hyde Park is uniquely situated less than 1 mile from the urban core. The neighborhood is bordered by the University of Tampa and Kennedy Blvd to the South/SouthEast; the new Jewish Community Center, formerly Fort Homer W. Hesterly Armory, to the West; the Hillsborough River and Julian B Lane Park to the East; and I-275 to the North.

The area has seen an addition of over 600 residential units in the past five years, with another 400 in planning or construction. The University of Tampa has acquired and plans to remodel the adjacent historic building, currently Harris & Stearns Inc; Tampa General Hospital plans a 250,000 square foot outpatient facility on their 10 acres of land fronting Kennedy Blvd; Julian B Lane Park is on the verge of a $35 million makeover; and the Jewish Community Center is well underway on their new facility.

Azzarelli Builders Inc. was retained to build the new Older Lundy & Alvarez office. Construction began last week.

The building is available for lease approximately 9,100 square feet of space on the second floor of the three-story building. To view photos and leasing information, visit Property Website - 1000 Cass Street.

For more information about Older Lundy & Alvarez, visit www.OLALAW.com. For all media inquiries or additional details, please contact Andrea Lundy at 727-481-3442 or by email at alundy@olalaw.com.

Tuesday, March 15, 2016

Wednesday, February 10, 2016

Future Home of Older Lundy & Alvarez

Breaking ground for the Future home of Older Lundy & Alvarez.
Our new location will be at: 1000 W. Cass Street, Tampa


Friday, October 30, 2015

iHeartMedia Tampa Bay

Ben Older's radio interview will air Sunday on1250 WHNZ...Tune in to hear about real estate issues in divorce cases.

With 245 million monthly listeners in the U.S., iHeartMedia has the largest reach of any radio or television outlet in America. The company owns and operates 858 broadcast radio stations, serving more than 150 markets throughout the U.S. Plus, iHeartRadio - a free, industry-leading, digital music service - gives users instant access to more than 2,000 live radio stations and allows them to create custom stations inspired by favorite artists or songs, anywhere they are.

Friday, October 23, 2015

Social media a potent tool for divorce lawyers, tracking down deadbeat parents, others

abcactionnews.com
Sarina Fazan

9:58 PM, Oct 22, 2015



TAMPA - "A picture is worth a thousand words, right?," said Daren Pippio.

In her case, a picture also meant thousands of dollars. "One of the checks was over $19,000," Pippio said.

It was reimbursement from an ex-husband, and she gives the credit to another photo.

Pippio has been divorced for years. But recently, her ex-husband dragged her into court, wanting to reduce child support payments. He claimed he couldn't afford them.

But Pippio's s attorney, Michael Lundy, said he spotted something interesting on that ex-husband's Facebook page.



"He published a picture of himself with a a brand-new Jeep that he was celebrating the purchase of," said Lundy.

Lundy and his team at Lundy, Older and Alvarez were then able to prove that times weren’t quite as tough for the ex as he was claiming.

"In this world, where people find the need to post every single second of their lives, it has become a common practice for lawyers like myself to look at social media," said Lundy.

The case also involved the ex asking for more time with the couple's two kids. The lawyers said another photo prompted them to look closer at what he was doing with the kids when he was supposed to have them.

"He posted pictures of himself at parties, holding a beer and just blatantly violating the court order," said Lundy.

Lundy said his team found that the picture was taken at a South Beach bar during a visitation weekend.

This, despite the fact that a judge had ordered the ex to stay away from alcohol.

The court ruled in Pippio's favor, weighing all the evidence -- including the social media pictures. We reached out to Daren's ex. He chose not answer our questions.

But this case is just one of many similar cases impacted by social media.

Click here to read Full Article

Friday, October 16, 2015