Liliana Guarino

I earned my law degree in Argentina in 1983 and began practicing family law, personal injury, and criminal law. During this time, I also engaged in extensive pro bono work, assisting low-income families through my church. In August 2014, the Bar Association of Quilmes in Buenos Aires awarded me a medal of appreciation in recognition of my 30 years of legal service.

In 2001, I moved to the United States with my family and enrolled in law school again to qualify for practice in the U.S. I attended Nova Southeastern University, where I graduated with a Juris Doctor in 2007. I passed the Florida bar in May 2008 and started my practice the same year. Although I had experience in various areas of law, I felt a strong inclination to assist families during challenging times, which led me to focus on family law.

I am still licensed to practice law in both Argentina and Florida. I have first-hand knowledge of the two central legal systems in the world: civil law and common law. I help clients who have assets in both South America and Florida. Being fully bilingual in Spanish and English, I effectively communicate the intricacies of family law in both languages, which is crucial in divorce cases to ensure positive outcomes. My ability to bridge communication gaps in translating from English to Spanish or vice versa is a significant aspect of my practice.

I am a member of the Florida Bar, the Broward County Bar Association, and the Collaborative Family Law Professionals of South Florida. I also maintain my affiliation with the Colegio De Abogados De Quilmes, a professional attorney association in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Nova Southeastern University

J.D. (2007)

2007

Divorce Attorney

Liliana L Guarino, P.A.

2008 - Current

16 Years Experience

Certified Family Mediator

Florida Supreme Court

2020

Broward County Bar Association

Current

Collaborative Family Law Professionals of South Florida

Current

Argentina

ID Number: Colegio De Abogados De Quilmes

Florida

The Florida Bar

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