
Christina S. Woods
T: (239) 514-1000
F: (239) 514-0377
E: cwoods@gfpac.com
Education
New York University, LL.M., 1990
Drake University, J.D., with honors, 1986
University of Northern Iowa, B.A. in Accounting, 1983
Bar Admissions
Florida
Texas
Professional Involvement
American Bar Association
The Florida Bar
(Business and Tax Law Section)
The Texas Bar
Collier County Bar Association
(Trusts and Estates Section)
Collier County Women’s Bar Association
Community Involvement
Participate in local fundraisers for charitable organizations, which include organizations benefiting cancer, muscular dystrophy, and MS patients
Involved with fundraising activities with the Naples YMCA
Member of sorority alumni group
Professional Experience:
Christina Woods has practiced law in Southwest Florida since 2005 and has more than fifteen years of experience representing closely held and family owned businesses. Christina also focuses her practice area on matters such as mergers, acquisitions, formation and disposition of business entities. In addition, she addresses matters involving the operations of business entities, entity ownership, entity structure, individual tax planning, and business tax planning.
Practice Areas: Business Services
Areas of Concentration:
Representing clients, including, but not limited to, developers, professional groups, and business entrepreneurs, in planning and forming and/or restructuring businesses for business and tax law purposes
Representing clients with buy-sell planning and employee ownership planning
Advising clients in matters involving partnerships and limited liability companies, which includes drafting partnership and operating agreements
Representing clients in merger and acquisitions
Advising clients on tax issues and business issues which arise in complex business transactions and every day business operations
Representing professional businesses involving licensing requirements with the Florida Department of Business Professional Regulations
Representing nonprofit entities with respect to corporate formations and IRS compliance matters