About Tyler G.
Tyler G. Puttick studied history as an undergraduate before turning to regulation. He earned a B.A. in History from the University of Florida in 2011. He then attended Stetson University College of Law, receiving his J.D. in 2014.
After law program he built a practice in Indian River County and throughout Florida. He is admitted to the Florida bar and has been lively in several local professional groups since the mid-2010s. His memberships include the Indian River Estate Planning Council and the Planned Giving Council of Indian River County, both of which he joined in 2015. He additionally belongs to the Indian River County Bar Association and has maintained relationships with multiple title coverage underwriters as an agent since 2015.
Puttick’s work crosses a few different areas of law. He handles estate planning matters, assists with charitable and deliberate giving preparations, and works on actual property and title matters. That combination reflects each his bar memberships and his agent relationships with title insurers such as Lawyer’s Title Insurance Fund, Old Republic National Title Insurance Company, and WFG National Title Insurance Company. He is also a Florida notary public, a credential he has held since 2015.
Colleagues describe him as continuous and practical in client conferences. He has a tendency to interrupt complicated files into plain language, and he focuses on reducing friction in transactions. He spends time drafting wills and trusts, making ready documents for planned presents, and completing title-associated work that often calls for coordination with insurers and lenders. He works frequently with local nonprofit organizations on present planning and with households on succession things.
Puttick’s professional path has been rooted in network institutions. He joined local boards and councils early in his career and has kept those ties. That local engagement informs his practice. It also maintains him connected to referral sources and to civic leaders who deal with nonprofits and land use matters.
He practices at Rossway Swan Tierney Barry Lacey & Oliver, P.L., where he handles property planning, title offerings, and charitable giving matters. His current practice facilities on property making plans, actual property title work, and planned giving transactions.