Cheri Hobbs

Cheri Hobbs is a co-owner and managing partner of Compass Law. Cheri grew up in a family where service was not just something that was talked about, but something that was practiced daily in their lives. As a daughter of missionaries, she grew up helping people from all walks of life. From living with Indian tribes in the Amazon forest, to serving the needy in orphanages, to taking in domestic violence victims into their home, Cheri has always seen first-hand the real need that exists in all of humanity. It is this perspective and sincere compassion that propelled her into the legal field. Cheri received her undergraduate degree from the University of Central Florida in Political Science with a minor in Sociology and went on to receive her law degree from Florida State University. As a former prosecutor, she gained invaluable trial experience but simultaneously continued to develop her compassion for those struggling with substance abuse and mental illness. She went on to practice criminal defense and family law where she has been zealously advocating to the specific needs of each and every one of her clients. Cheri has experience in a wide variety of case, ranging from complex family law litigation to defending those charged with life felonies.

Florida State University College of Law

J.D. (2006) | Law

2003 - 2006

Activities: Attorney Ad Litem; Worked for House of Representatives State Resources Council

University of Central Florida

B.A. (2003) | Political Science Pre-Law

1999 - 2003

Minor in Sociology

Member

American Bar Association

Current

Family Law Committee Past-Chair

Orange County Bar Association

Current

Club Foundation Board Member

Orange County East - Winter Park Rotary

Current

"Of the things we think, say or do: Is it the TRUTH? Is it FAIR to all concerned? Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?"

Central Florida Family Law Inn

Current

I joined the Central Florida Family Law Inn in order to regularly meet with like-minded professionals and to continue building upon my family law education. The Inn members work within the community and provide resources to other professionals.

9th Circuit

Since 2006

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