About Jeremy T.
Jeremy T. Cranford took an uncommon route from the Midwest to Florida law faculties and back once more to practice. He began in Springfield, Missouri-region lecture rooms earlier than earning a Bachelor of Science in Economics from Missouri State University in 2006. He stayed within the state to learn about law on the University of Missouri–Columbia, receiving a J.D. in 2009, after which pursued a LL.M. in Real Estate Law at the University of Miami School of Law, finished in 2010.
His early legal background mixed courtroom work, public service and private practice. While at Missouri, he served as a research assistant and contributed to the Missouri Law Review. He labored in judicial chambers for the Court of Appeals of Missouri, Southern District, and held summer clerkships in the Missouri Attorney General’s Office and at private companies. That realistic publicity continued during his LL.M. studies in Miami, where he spent semesters clerking at Brigham Moore and then at Holland & Knight as a fall law clerk.
Cranford moved into private practice after completing his degrees. He started Cranford Legal, LLC, and later joined firms which includes Ward & Ketchersid, P.A., and Schenewerk & Finkenbinder, Lawyers at Law, LLC. Over the years he returned to his personal practice and now operates from Cranford Law, PL. His record consists of durations of recognized board certification in real estate law tied to his Florida practice, reflecting credentialing by The Florida Bar.
He holds numerous courtroom and bar credentials. The highest court of Florida has certified him as a mediator and qualified him as an arbitrator. The Florida Bar lists him as a board certified expert in Real Estate Law. He keeps memberships in The Missouri Bar, the place his association goes back to 2009, and has held an inactive club in The Kansas Bar since 2011.
Cranford’s committee work within The Florida Bar is significant. He has served on multiple Real Property, Probate & Trust Section committees since 2019, including panels on title problems, condominium and deliberate improvement, and actual property legal proceedings. He has treated publications and liaison responsibilities for study and title committees and was named co-vice chair of the Homestead Issues Committee in 2022. He has also taken management roles on the Title Insurance & Industry Liaison Committee.
Colleagues and clients look to him for things that touch title insurance, property disputes, condominium governance and homestead problems. He also accepts facilitated negotiation and arbitration matters under Florida Supreme Court certifications. He practices at Cranford Law, PL, targeting actual estate and related dispute decision work.
