Announcements

David Pleat was named to the Cultural Arts Alliance Board of Directors.  The Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County (CAA) is a Local Arts Agency that supports the arts through leadership, advocacy, funding, programs and education.

The vision of the CAA is to be the catalyst for Walton County’s growth as a destination for cultural and artistic excellence through which lives are enriched, economy is stimulated and community is strengthened.

Pleat & Perry is proud to announce that Amy Perry, Esq. received the James D. Neilson, Sr. Chairman’s award for Volunteer Service to the Destin Area Chamber of Commerce.  Amy also received an award for her years on the Destin Chamber Board from 2009-2016.  She is a past Chairman as well. 

Call your local Destin divorce attorney at Pleat, Perry & Ritchie.  Florida is a no fault state, which means that the only allegation that must be stated to the Court to obtain a divorce is that your marriage is irretrievably broken. 

Pleat, Perry and Ritchie, P. A.’s Navarre office was awarded the NABOR Affiliate of the Year award.  This prestigious award recognizes the Firm for its quality professional services and its commitment and involvement with NABOR. 

David Pleat, senior partner of the firm, recently obtained a successful verdict from Federal Judge Richard Smoak in a Federal Court trial in the Northern District of Florida.  Mr. Pleat represented a commercial fishing enterprise sued for approximately $1 million dollars plus punitive damages.  At the end of a multiple day trial, Judge Smoak ruled in favor of Mr.

Liz LaFollette will be speaking on Money for Lunch with host Bert Martinez, October 15, 2014 at 12:15.  Tune in to the broadcast live at www.blogtalkradio.com/moneyforlunch.

David B. Pleat, Senior Partner, has recently been named to the Seaside Charter School Business Advisory Board.

Jerry Miller, Of Counsel, has recently been named Interim City Attorney for the City of Quincy.