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Originally from Dayton Ohio, Regina attended Saint Mary’s College in Notre Dame, Indiana and moved to the Tampa Bay area in 1995 to attend the prestigious Stetson University College of Law. Regina has been a proud member of the Florida Bar since April 1998, and opened her own law practice as a solo practitioner in 1999. Regina has focused her practice in the areas of Personal Injury and Family Law.
Regina has achieved the prestigious “AV Preeminent® Rating” by Martindale-Hubbell. This honor is granted to a only small percentage of lawyers. It is the highest rating available for any lawyer or law firm in the United States. The AV Preeminent® rating reflects that an attorney has reached the height of professional excellence and is recognized for the highest levels of ethical standards and legal ability.
Regina represents victims of auto & motorcycle accidents, maritime & boating accidents, wrongful death, medical malpractice, slip & falls, dog bites, premise liability, and general negligence. Regina also practices in all areas of Marital and Family Law including Dissolution of Marriage, Paternity, Prenuptial Agreements, Modification of Final Judgments, Child Support, Contempt, Enforcement, & Mediation.
Brian Motroni’s dedication to personal injury law stretches back 15 years. Before receiving his bachelor’s degree with honors in Political Science from the University of South Florida in 2003, Brian began as a law clerk in 2002. He worked his way up to case manager and has served in virtually every position on the personal injury case ladder, including fulfilling paralegal duties. After graduating from Stetson University College of Law in 2006, he immediately began practicing law as a personal injury attorney.
Brian has received the Rising Star award from Martindale-Hubbell, a recognition bestowed upon a limited number of attorneys with fewer than 10 years practicing.
A native of Tampa, Brian has been a mentor in the Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Tampa Bay, helped a number of autism awareness and research charities, and coordinated attorney participation in the Justice Teaching Program through the Florida Supreme Court, which helps students learn about the Constitution and the importance of law in society.
Brian is committed to treating each of his clients like family and to develop trust and rapport that allows him to represent their interests with passion and zeal.
Robyn A. Bonivich is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh School of Law. While in law school, Robyn was a member of the Phi Alpha Delta law fraternity and a member of the Pitt Law Women’s Association. She was also a certified legal intern with the City of Houston, Texas, participated in the low-income tax payer clinic at the University of Pittsburgh. She also held a position as a law clerk with a Tampa Bay area family law firm. Throughout law school, Robyn volunteered as a tutor for at risk youth, as well as with a local food bank and the local Meals on Wheels program. Prior to law school, Robyn graduated from the University of South Florida in Tampa, majoring in history. She grew up in Pasco County and is a graduate of Wesley Chapel High School.
After graduating from law school, Robyn spent time as an associate attorney in two highly-regarded family law firms in the Tampa Bay area. At those firms, Robyn’s concentration was on high conflict divorce and mediation. Robyn has extensive family law experience and has handled hundreds of family law cases, dealing with dissolution of marriage, alimony, child support, child custody, petitions for relocation, post-judgment modification of final judgments and orders, motions for contempt/enforcement of orders and/or final judgments, temporary/concurrent custody orders, and domestic violence injunctions.
Robyn is an active member of the Hillsborough County Bar Association, both the Young Lawyers Division and the Family Law Section. She is a past co-chair of the Young Lawyers Division’s Pro Bono Committee and was responsible for organizing, staffing, and supervising the monthly Family Law Forms Clinic. The clinic helps low income individuals fill out family law forms. Robyn also received pro bono service awards from the Hillsborough County Bar Association. Robyn has been a member of the Florida Bar Association since 2012 and the Georgia Bar Association since 2014. Recently, in 2019, Robyn was named a Rising Star by Super Lawyers Magazine and one of Top Attorneys: Outstanding Young Lawyers in Tampa Bay Magazine.
Robert McGlynn graduated from the University of Florida with Honors in 2006 and received his Juris Doctorate with Honors in 2009 from Florida State University. Mr. McGlynn has been licensed to practice law in Florida since 2009.
Mr. McGlynn has dedicated himself to helping families navigate their way through the legal system and routinely litigates high conflict cases. From divorces, paternity actions, and domestic violence injunctions, Mr. McGlynn has represented his clients in all aspects of family law.
Mr. McGlynn approaches each case from a results-orientated perspective, asking his clients to set out their goals at the onset of the case so he can work towards them. Mr. McGlynn understands that amicable resolutions may not always be possible and is unafraid to aggressively litigate matters when needed.
Mr. McGlynn has been recognized for his dedication to family law, having been honored as a Super Lawyer Rising Star every year since 2020. Only 2.5% of all lawyers in Florida are selected as Super Lawyers Rising Star. Mr. McGlynn is also member of the Florida Bar Family Law Section and routinely engages in continuing education to stay up to date on the evolving nature of family law in Florida.
Mr. McGlynn serves on the Board of Directors for the Mary and Martha House. The Mary & Martha House provides emergency and transitional housing and support services to homeless women, victims of domestic violence and their dependent children so that they will gain employment and successfully secure permanent housing.
Mr. McGlynn is married and has two incorrigible children, a girl and a boy. Mr. McGlynn has coached his little boy’s tee-ball team and enjoys spending time with his friends and family. Mr. McGlynn enjoys family trips to Disney World, golfing (poorly) with his friends, and going to University of Florida football games.
Kim Byrd is a native of the Florida panhandle. He has been representing clients in the Tampa Bay area in Family Law and Estate Planning matters since 2001. Kim received his bachelor’s degree in Business Management from the University of Florida and his Juris Doctorate from New York Law School in New York City. He is a former president of the National LGBT Bar Association and a frequent speaker on legal issues concerning the LGBT community. He is a member of the Hillsborough County Bar Association and the HCBA Family Law Section. Kim is a volunteer lawyer with Bay Area Legal Services, Inc. and a past recipient of the BALS Pro Bono Service Award.
Teresa O. Prescott is a seasoned family law attorney who offers action-driven family law services to clients. Ms. Prescott focuses on high-conflict divorce, cohabitation, and custody disputes, specializing in parental alienation, pathogenic parenting syndrome and borderline/narcissistic personality disorders. Mrs. Prescott is certified in micro-facial expressions and known as a strategist and skilled litigator.
Prescott, a Cuban-American, attended Stetson University College of Law where she graduated with honors and was recognized as a top Oralist. As a student, Mrs. Prescott was one of four students selected to complete a Fellowship in Higher Education Law and Policy. She dedicated her Fellowship to studying federal and state policy, with a specific focus on Title IX and the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act. Teresa maintains her close connections with Stetson Law and served as an adjunct professor in a skills course.
A member of The Federalist Society, Mrs. Prescott is also active in other professional organizations, including The Florida Bar’s Family Law and Appellate Practice Sections; the American Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Division; and the Hillsborough County Bar Association’s Marital & Family Law Section and Young Lawyers Division.
With a strong belief in service being a crucial component of community development, Mrs. Prescott has been individually recognized by Chief Justice Charles. T. Canady and the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit for her commitment to the Tampa Bay area.
Mrs. Prescott has also published several articles in HuffPost about family law and was rated among the 10 Best Family Law Attorneys in 2019 and the Top 100 Women to Know in Tampa in 2018. She has also been recognized as a Super Lawyer Rising Star each year since 2020.
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David Veenstra started his legal career in Tampa, where he has worked on a variety of civil litigation at the trial and appellate level, including foreclosure defense, bankruptcy, contracts, and landlord/tenant disputes. Today, he focuses on marital and family law. Additionally, David serves on the Florida Bar Association’s Military Affairs Committee.
David attended Stetson University College of Law where he served as a Research Assistant for Family Law and in Trial Advocacy. He also achieved IRS Volunteer Income Tax Assistance/Tax Counseling for the Elderly Advanced Certification and served as a local site supervisor in the VITA program. He was inducted into the Phi Delta Phi International Legal Honor Society, was awarded the Fred G. Minnis Sr. Bar Association Diversity Scholarship, and received the William F. Blews Pro Bono Service Award.
Prior to becoming an attorney, David served in the United States Air Force and attained the rank of Senior Master Sergeant. Throughout his career, he was assigned to nine separate locations, including four overseas tours in the Pacific, the Far East, Southwest Asia and in Europe. A combat veteran, SMSgt Veenstra deployed overseas to participate in both Operation Desert Storm and Operation Iraqi Freedom, including leading troops while under fire in Iraq. He was also responsible for installation security at Andrews Air Force Base, home of Air Force One, and traveled by Air Force One outside the United States. Additionally, he traveled extensively for the Air Force on other missions, serving in 35 separate countries.
An Honor Graduate of the Air Force Law Enforcement Academy, SMSgt Veenstra served his entire career in the military police. As an Airman he received the following awards and decorations: Air Force Meritorious Service Medal (4), Air Force Commendation Medal (7), Air Force Achievement Medal (7), Army Achievement Medal (1), Southwest Asia Service Medal with 2 Bronze Star Devices, Air Force Good Conduct Medal (6), National Defense Service Medal (2), Southwest Asia Service Medal, Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, Korean Defense Service Medal, Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal, Navy Expert Rifle Medal, Coast Guard Expert Rifle Medal, Navy Expert Pistol Shot Medal, Coast Guard Expert Pistol Medal, Kuwait Liberation Medal Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and the Kuwait Liberation Medal Government of Kuwait.
David was born and raised in the Tampa Bay area and graduated from H.B. Plant High School before matriculating at the University of South Florida. He has been married to Diane Veenstra, an elementary school classroom teacher who specializes in math and science, since 1984.