Astrid Guardado

Astrid Guardado focuses her practice primarily on state and federal business litigation matters, with an emphasis on multi-party civil actions, business disputes, general real-estate matters, debt collection, foreclosure and community associations litigation matters. In addition to her business litigation practice, Ms. Guardado is experienced in handling a variety of employment disputes including those related to age and sexual discrimination, harassment, wrongful discharge and issues related to unemployment benefits. She also handles appellate and insurance defense issues, governmental advocacy, landlord-tenant and construction disputes. 

Tampa Bay Hispanic Bar Association, President

The Florida Bar, Business Law Section

Hillsborough County Bar Association

Seniors in Service, Board of Directors (1998-2010)

Working Women of Tampa Bay

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tampa Bay, Inc., Advocate and Volunteer

Hillsborough County WAGES Coalition, Board of Directors (1998-2002)

Memphis Child Advocacy Center, Board of Directors (2000-2006)

Step Up Savannah, Board of Directors (2016-2018)

Tampa Kiwanis Club, Board of Directors (2000-2004)

Recognized in Best Lawyers in America®, 2025
    •  Community Association Law
    •  Litigation - Real Estate

Honors & Recognition

Book Awards Memphis State University's Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law

• • Legal Methods and Writing
  • Torts
  • Trial and Advocacy

Faculty Excellence Award, Trial Advocacy, Memphis State University's Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law

Judge Leonard T. Lafferty Pro Bono Service Award

Ms. Guardado was born and raised in Tampa, Florida. She is fluent in Spanish and is a licensed real estate sales associate.

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