After decades of dedicated service to his clients and the New Port Richey community, Robert “Bob” Altman has retired from his esteemed legal career, effective January 1, 2024. This marks the beginning of a well-deserved new chapter for Robert Altman Lawyer, as he looks forward to spending cherished time with his wife, Bobbi, and embarking on the exciting project of building their dream home together.
Born and raised in the heart of Pasco County, Florida, Robert N. Altman, affectionately known as “Bob” to his friends, established deep roots in New Port Richey. His formative years were marked by a passion for sports, earning him letters in an impressive eight varsity sports at Gulf High School. Even in his youth, Bob’s potential for success was evident, as recognized by his high school classmates who voted him “Most likely to succeed.”
Bob pursued higher education at Western Carolina University, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in 1978. His commitment to law led him to Stetson University College of Law, culminating in a Juris Doctorate degree in 1981. Upon graduation, Robert Altman lawyer joined his father’s established law practice in downtown New Port Richey, marking the start of a significant legal career within his family and community. He further distinguished himself by achieving Board Certification from the Florida Bar Association in Wills, Trusts, and Estates, specializing his practice in these critical areas alongside Real Estate law.
Throughout his career, Robert Altman lawyer demonstrated an unwavering commitment to both his profession and his community. His leadership roles included serving as President of the North Suncoast Estate Planning Council and the Seven Springs Rotary Club. He also contributed significantly to local events, acting as Chairman of the Odessa Festival and Rodeo, and held prominent positions at the First Baptist Church of New Port Richey as Chairman of Deacons and Chairman of Trustees. His involvement extended to numerous other charitable boards and organizations, reflecting his deep dedication to community service.
Beyond his local contributions, Robert Altman lawyer was actively involved with the Florida Bar Association for over two decades, serving on the Executive Council of the Real Property, Probate and Trust Law Section. This long-term commitment underscores his expertise and influence within the Florida legal community. In his personal life, Bob enjoys raising miniature horses and gardening with his wife, Bobbi. They are proud parents of two sons, with one son intending to continue the family legacy by pursuing a career in law.
EDUCATION:
- 1974 Graduate of Gulf High School, New Port Richey, Florida
- 1978 Bachelors of Science in Business Administration from Western Carolina University
- 1981 Juris Doctorate Degree from Stetson University College of Law
- Board Certification in Wills, Trusts and Estates from the Florida Bar Assn
EXPERIENCE:
Over his 28-year career as a Robert Altman lawyer in New Port Richey, Bob Altman built a reputation for effectively resolving complex legal issues for his clients. His practice frequently involved navigating intricate and obscure areas of law, demanding both meticulous research and innovative legal strategies. His extensive involvement with the Florida Bar, including over 20 years on the Executive Council of the Real Property, Probate and Trust Law Section, speaks to his deep expertise and respected standing in the legal community. A graduate of Leadership Pasco in 1998, Bob has consistently taken on leadership roles, serving as President or Chairman of numerous organizations, including the North Suncoast Estate Planning Counsel, New Port Richey Sister Cities, and the Rotary Club of Seven Springs. His community leadership extends to roles such as Chairman of the Odessa Rodeo and Festival, Chairman of the Board of Trustees and Deacons at First Baptist Church of New Port Richey. Furthermore, he has shared his knowledge and expertise by frequently speaking on estate planning topics and teaching adult education classes at Pasco Hernando Community College.
As Robert Altman lawyer embarks on his retirement, the law firm will continue its commitment to serving clients under the capable leadership of his brother, Thomas P. Altman, and friend, Amanda M. Sullivan. The firm and the community extend their heartfelt wishes to Bob for a joyful and relaxing retirement filled with new adventures and quality time with loved ones. His legacy of dedication, expertise, and community service will long be remembered in New Port Richey and beyond.
