Rebecca Parsons Schram, Esq.

I have lived all over the world.  As a child, I lived in Zaragoza, Spain, where my father taught the Spanish Navy to fly F-18s.  In college, I studied abroad in Buenos Aires, Argentina.  After college, I joined the Peace Corps and worked in a remote, Indigenous community in Kankintu, Panama.  

I came to Miami in 2007 to attend the University of Miami School of Law.  At the University of Miami, I worked at the Children and Youth Law Clinic where  I assisted children in foster care transition to independence.  After graduating,  I became a litigator at Legal Services of Greater Miami.  I represented clients in Miami-Dade and Monroe County in divorce, paternity, temporary relative custody, bankruptcy, and eviction.   I presided over three jury trials and handled multiple appeals.

I started my firm over two years ago.   I take my role as an attorney very seriously and zealously advocate for my clients.   Clients have my cellphone number and speak with me about their case, not secretaries or paralegals.

I also volunteer with CABA Pro Bono and have been a guardian ad litem in dependency proceedings.