Justin Callaham – LakelandLaw.com

About Justin Callaham

Justin Callaham is a Central Florida native who moved to Lakeland with his lovely wife, Amber, in 2013. Justin is a sports enthusiast. When he is not working or following sports, Justin enjoys cooking, spending time with his wife and their dog Hank, and attending numerous community events here in Lakeland. With an LL.M. in taxation, Justin specializes in tax law with an emphasis on Corporate and Estate Planning. Justin feels that taxes should not be an impediment to individuals achieving their goals. He works hard to eliminate obstacles, identify opportunities, and help our clients achieve their goals.

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REEP Credit

January 13, 2016in Blog, Tax Law /by Justin Callaham

Q: Planning ahead for my 2016 taxes, can I get tax credits or deductions for installing energy efficient products in my home?

Greening May Not Cost You So Much Green

September 25, 2014in Blog, Tax Law /by Justin Callaham

Q: Greening has decimated my small orange grove. How can I remove the trees but still retain the grove’s agricultural designation for property tax purposes?

Newest Articles

The Basics of Platting PropertyMay 28, 2020 - 8:00 am
When purchasing property, it is likely that one of the documents you come across will be the plat of the property that you’ve purchased. Plats are useful tools in land planning and have been used to map and describe land and everything located on that land including lots, roads, and property boundaries. Understanding what a plat is can be helpful when you are purchasing real property that is subject to a plat.
Preparing your Estate Plan During a PandemicMay 14, 2020 - 8:00 am
As a result of the surge of COVID-19 cases throughout Florida recently, many Floridians who had not considered getting a last will and testament prepared or not previously contemplated their mortality are now seeking to get their legal affairs organized quickly. While most people only have mild symptoms of COVID-19, it does not hurt to be prepared by having your estate plan in order. I’ve always felt strongly that everyone should have at least a basic estate plan, regardless of the COVID-19 outbreak, so a person’s wishes will be honored in the event of death, incapacity or a health crisis. Having an estate plan implemented is meant to ease concerns by knowing who will be in charge and what will happen if something unexpected happens to you or your loved ones.
Registered AgentsMarch 19, 2020 - 7:00 am
If you are starting the process of forming a business in Florida, you will need to familiarize yourself with all the requirements. One of those requirements is to designate a registered agent for your business.