Founded in 1924, Henderson Franklin is headquartered in Fort Myers, Florida, and has offices in Sanibel and Bonita Springs. We are proud of our role in the history of Southwest Florida, and in the formation of many of its communities and businesses. As one of the oldest and largest law firms between Tampa and Miami, we continue to provide our clients with highly personalized service from over 55 experienced attorneys.

Our attorneys handle legal issues for both businesses and individuals. We can assist, for example, with forming a business, buying real estate or settling a dispute among other matters. We are especially sensitive to our clients' special needs when handling more personal matters such as preparing a will or settling a divorce.

We continue to nurture and foster the sentiments of our founders in providing dedicated and quality service to the Firm's clients and by supporting and participating in civic and charitable organizations and activities.

Henderson Franklin's commitment to the law and to Southwest Florida has provided us with a reputation for high ethical conduct and professional leadership in both the courtroom and in the community.

As part of the City of Fort Myers Downtown Utility and Streetscape Improvements Project, Monroe Street, from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. to Main Street, will be closed off on Monday, June 15th and is expected to remain closed until mid-October 2009.  This closure means that normal access to Henderson Franklin's client parking lot from Monroe Street will not be available.

Henderson Franklin has established a temporary new entrance and client parking lot, accessible via Broadway (between Second Street and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard).

• If heading west on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, turn right on to Broadway and the entrance to the client parking lot will be on the left.
• If heading east on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, turn left on to Broadway and the entrance to the client parking lot will be on the left.
• If you are on Broadway, the new entrance is on the west side of Broadway, next to the Veranda restaurant between Second Street and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.