About Christian Alexander
Christian Alexander Straile is an attorney practicing in Florida. He holds a B.S. from Lambuth University, earned a J.D. from St. Thomas University School of Law, and completed an LL.M. in Taxation at the University of Florida. Those credentials shape a practice informed by advanced study of tax rules and courtroom training in Florida law.
Straile's early professional activity included leadership in bar association work. In 2005 he served as Treasurer for the Young Lawyers Division of the Eighth Judicial Circuit Bar Association. That role placed him in the day-to-day administration of a regional legal organization and in contact with attorneys across practice areas and career stages.
Over the years he has worked out of Gainesville and made himself available for consultations in Ocala. His offices in the region serve as the base for client meetings, document preparation, and hearings. He also maintains a mailing location to coordinate records and correspondence. Colleagues and clients have interacted with him in both city settings, where local court practice and the needs of residents and businesses intersect.
Straile's LL.M. in Taxation informs a substantial portion of his work. He handles federal and state tax issues, tax planning questions, and matters where tax law affects business and personal decisions. He draws on graduate-level study to interpret statutes, analyze transactions, and prepare filings. He also works on related regulatory and compliance concerns that commonly arise alongside tax matters.
His professional path reflects a mix of academic training and practical engagement. The combination of a law degree and advanced tax study equips him to address technical tax problems and routine legal matters that touch on taxation. He maintains professional ties in the Gainesville area and accepts consultations in Ocala. As of 2026 he continues to practice in Florida, focusing his work on tax-related legal issues and client advisement in the region.
