Gooding, Batsel, Hartley & MacKay is a full-service real estate and business law firm based in Ocala and serving clients in Marion County and throughout North Central Florida. Our attorneys appreciate the trust of our clients, who are leaders, businesses and individuals striving to positively impact our community.
We have extensive experience in handling complex commercial and large-parcel real estate transactions, including acquisitions, sales, and leasing.
We have a deep understanding of the complex laws and regulations that govern land use and development in the State of Florida .
Our experienced attorneys help investors and businesses navigate the complex landscape of commercial transactions.
Our firm is dedicated to assisting individuals and businesses in their legal disputes.
We are also well-versed in providing comprehensive legal services to financial institutions, lenders, borrowers, and investors in a broad range of banking and lending matters.
Our experienced attorneys have extensive experience representing local governments and special districts throughout North Central Florida.
At Gooding & Batsel, we provide businesses with comprehensive legal advice and support to help them navigate complex legal issues and achieve their goals.
Our attorneys advise clients throughout North Central Florida on real estate, business, and related matters. Our work reflects an understanding of both the legal and practical considerations involved, allowing us to provide steady, effective counsel.
We take pride in the fact that our clients, including local governments, special districts, & many prominent local individuals & businesses, return to us year after year, when they encounter a legal issue.
The trusted relationships we have established with our clients have been built on our willingness to handle every case personally and with care, as well as on our ability to handle a vast array of legal matters. When our clients come to us with a legal challenge, we look at it comprehensively. We not only address the problem at hand, but strive to identify and troubleshoot any additional issues.
