Rafael M. Perez

I focus on defending homeowners against foreclosure and fighting improper debt collection.

Prior to law school, I enrolled at Georgetown University where I majored in International Politics and graduated with academic honors, cum laude. During my time there, I was imprinted with the Jesuit value of Cura Personalis – “care of the person” – which calls for individualized attention and respect for the needs of others. I now use this same mindset and work ethic to serve our clients and help them achieve their goals.

After graduating from Georgetown University, I attended University of Florida’s Levin College of Law. While there, I was selected to join the team representing the University at the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot. I graduated law school with academic honors, cum laude, and earned academic distinction for my work in Advanced Constitutional Law.

I have a passion for helping people who find themselves unavoidably forced into disputes with heartless, unforgiving financial institutions. I am always motivated to serve our clients and fight back against these greedy and corrupt entities. While banks and other large corporations have developed a stranglehold on most of the world’s economy and power structure, the courts are where we can still demand and expect a level playing field.

My calm demeanor helps judges want to rule in our clients’ favor. At the same time, my passion for justice and service is always evident. Most lawyers look to evade an opponent’s strongest argument and try to find ways to persuade the judge on other issues. But I find ways to go right for the heart of the other side’s best argument and use it against them - there is no stronger way to defeat an opponent in law.

I and the rest of my team look forward to helping you defend against foreclosure and fight improper debt collection.

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Florida

Since 2016

University of Florida

J.D.

2016

Georgetown University

B.S.

2013

The Florida Bar

Current