Michele Bernard Lawyer Reviews & Ratings - Orlando

Michele Bernard Bio
Michele M. Bernard completed her undergraduate studies at the University of Central Florida where she earned her Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice. Subsequently, she attended graduate school at the University of Central Florida where she earned her Master of Science in Criminal Justice. After graduate school, Ms. Bernard pursued a Juris Doctor at the Florida A&M University College of Law. As a student, she served as a research assistant while simultaneously completing an Externship for Ninth Circuit Judge Jose R. Rodriguez. Ms. Bernard also served as the Chair of the Moot Court Board. Since her admission to The Florida Bar, she has developed her legal career in the areas of family and criminal law. She is also admitted to the Supreme Court of the United States.. Michele Bernard is an active member in the following professional associations:  George C. Young Inns of Court, American Inns of Court, Central Florida Family Law Inns of Court, Orange County Bar Association.. Michele Bernard also serves as a Guardian ad Litem on behalf of children.. Ms. Bernard has experience representing clients in a myriad of domestic disputes, ranging from divorce to child custody and adoption and has represented defendants in an array of criminal matters.  She has performed legal counsel assisting clients with title work on their real estate investments as a member of the Attorney’s Title Insurance Fund.She is committed to helping children and families solve their domestic dilemmas as peacefully as possible with the precise blend of vigorous legal advocacy and Law is an emerging legal concept that views the Law as a healing profession which SERVES PEOPLE AND FAMILIES with dignity. In these times, clients are looking for alternatives to expensive and stressful legal battles. Holistic Law resolves issues via a mediated paradigm which promotes sustainable solutions. Accordingly, this approach utilizes vigorous courtroom advocacy only when peaceful methods are not feasible.