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Christina Bretoi
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Christina Bretoi joined the firm in 2022 as a legal assistant. She is originally from Sarasota and recently moved back after living in St. Petersburg Beach with her boyfriend, two cats, and one dog.
She has an Undergraduate Degree in Psychology from Florida State University and a Master’s Degree in Legal Studies from Arizona State University. She also has experience as a title processor for real estate transactions in Florida.
In her free time, Christina enjoys reading books of any genre, relaxing with her 3 pets, spending time with family, and playing tennis with her boyfriend.
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