Daily, Montfort and Toups

Four attorneys are named across the site: Bishop L. Toups, described as an Estate Planning, Tax and Business attorney; Frederick W Daily III, described as a Tax Attorney; Terrence A. Gorman, described as a probate and estate planning attorney; and Jonathan M. Ruiz, described as a Personal Injury Attorney. Bishop L. Toups's own biography page states he graduated from The Florida State University (B.S.) and Stetson University College of Law (J.D.), and received a tax law degree (LL.M.) from the University of Florida Levin College of Law. It lists his courts as the State Courts of Florida, the U.S. Tax Court and all military courts, and says he practiced as a Judge Advocate in the U.S. Army for eight years. The firm's tax page repeats that Bishop L. Toups holds an LL.M. in Taxation. The About page states the firm was formed by Fred Daily and Bishop Toups to carry on Fred's legacy, that Fred began his tax practice in 1972, and that Fred authored Nolo books including 'Stand Up to the IRS'; other titles listed are 'Tax Savvy for Small Business', 'Surviving an IRS Audit' and 'The Art of Settlement', plus a Florida Medicaid planning book by Bishop Toups. No credential beyond those listed here is published: the site gives no bar admission numbers, no board certification, and no bar or licence details for Frederick W Daily III, Terrence A. Gorman or Jonathan M. Ruiz. The site's disclaimer states its materials are informational only and do not constitute legal advice.

Daily, Montfort and Toups is a Florida law firm whose Tampa page lists estate planning, probate, business law and personal injury services offered from one firm. The Tampa services described on that page are: Estate Planning and Wills in Tampa (wills, advance directives and plans built around Florida law); Trusts and Asset Protection in Tampa (revocable and irrevocable trusts, asset protection strategies); Probate and Estate Administration in Tampa (court filings through final distribution); Probate and Trust Disputes in Tampa (will contests, trust disagreements, fiduciary disputes); Business Formation and LLC Services in Tampa (entity formation, LLC setup, registrations, compliance); Business Law and Commercial Disputes in Tampa (contracts, operational guidance, dispute resolution); Personal Injury Representation in Tampa; Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect in Tampa (bedsores, falls, malnutrition, medication mistakes); and Veterans Benefits and Disability Claims in Tampa (disability claims, Aid and Attendance, appeals). The same page also lists Tampa practice groups for business law, veterans benefits, estate planning, tax, probate, wills, trusts and nursing home abuse. Site-wide practice area menus add elder law and Medicaid, adult guardianships, prenups, eminent domain and a detailed list of trust and will types. The firm states it is veteran-owned in its own words on the Tampa page: its approach is 'shaped by our background as veterans', and the page notes 'Hablamos Espanol'. The site's own disclaimer applies to all of this: the materials are for informational purposes only and do not constitute legal advice, and using the website does not create an attorney-client relationship. For advice on any specific matter a person needs to speak with an attorney directly.

The Tampa office of Daily, Montfort and Toups is located at 210 W Platt St, Tampa, FL 33606, as published in the business listing data on the firm's own Tampa location page; that street address is not repeated in the visible body copy of the page. The phone number shown on the Tampa page contact section and footer is (813) 331-5432. The firm's site-wide header and other pages show a second phone number, (800) 291-4881, next to the words 'Call us for free consultation'. Both numbers are published by the firm; the Tampa page itself uses the (813) number. Contact is also possible through the web form on the Tampa page, which asks for name, email address, phone number, subject and message. The page invites visitors to 'Request a Free Consultation' and to 'Contact Us Today'. Office hours are not published: the Tampa page states no opening or closing times, no days of the week and no appointment schedule, so anyone who needs to know when the office is open, or wants to book or schedule a meeting, should call the office and ask. Areas served: the firm describes itself as serving clients throughout Tampa, and lists other Florida office locations at Bradenton, Clearwater, Osprey, Sarasota, St. Augustine, St. Petersburg, Sun City and Venice. The site says the firm's broader Florida presence lets it handle matters across the state. The page notes 'Hablamos Espanol'.

Lists Tampa, Frederick, Petersburg, Plattsburgh, Sun City, Palo Alto, Venice, and Elko as a location. Names Florida, Bradenton, Clearwater, Sarasota, and Tampa as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.

The firm's website does not publish prices. There is no fee schedule, no hourly rates, no flat fee list, no retainer amount and no price range for any service on the Tampa page or the tax, estate planning, probate or business pages. Anyone asking what something costs, what the fees are, or wanting a quote or an estimate must get that from the firm directly. What the site does publish is a free consultation: the header on every page reads 'Call us for free consultation' beside (800) 291-4881, the Tampa page has buttons reading 'Request a Free Consultation' and 'Contact Us Today', and the IRS Forced Collection page states the firm will review the case in a free consultation and provide a range of options. The Tampa page contact number is (813) 331-5432, and the page carries a contact form for name, email address, phone number, subject and message. Some client reviews published on the site mention affordable or reasonable cost and one mentions a flat fee, but those are individual clients writing about their own past matters; they are not a published rate and no figure appears anywhere on the site. Cost in a legal matter depends on the work involved, so pricing questions should go to the office by phone. The site's disclaimer notes the materials are informational only, do not constitute legal advice, and that contacting the firm through the site does not by itself create an attorney-client relationship.

Daily, Montfort and Toups describes itself as a tax law firm and lists the following tax services: Estate Tax, Gift Tax, Criminal Tax Defense, High Dollar Cases, Tax Audit Defense, Innocent Spouse Relief, Offshore Voluntary Disclosure, Payroll Tax Services, Unfiled Tax Returns, IRS Tax Appeals and IRS Forced Collection. The firm's Tampa page adds that it represents Tampa clients in IRS disputes, audits, compliance issues and forward-looking tax planning, for individuals and businesses, at state and federal level. The IRS Forced Collection page describes the firm helping clients react to an impending lien or levy on their property and negotiate with the IRS, and offers a free consultation to review the case and set out options. The tax pages describe the subject matter, not results: nothing on the site states what any particular case will cost, what any client will owe, whether a tax debt can be reduced or settled, whether penalties will be removed, or whether any collection action will be stopped. Those outcomes depend on individual facts and on the IRS, and the firm does not publish any promise about them. The site's disclaimer states plainly that the materials are for informational purposes only and do not constitute legal advice, that laws change and some information may become outdated, and that using the site does not create an attorney-client relationship. Anyone facing an IRS notice, audit, lien or levy should call the office and speak with an attorney about their own situation rather than rely on the website.