Suzette M. Reyes, is a partner at Miami-based Pathman Law, LLC. She is a distinguished attorney, focusing on both commercial and residential real estate transactions and probate. With more than a decade of experience, Suzette is renowned for her expertise in navigating complex legal matters. She is committed to providing tailored legal solutions to her clients, ensuring their interests are protected at every step. Fluent in both English and Spanish, Suzette is dedicated to serving a diverse clientele with the highest standards of professionalism. Beyond her legal practice, Suzette is actively involved in professional organizations and community initiatives, reflecting her commitment to making a positive impact in Miami and throughout Florida. Prior to joining Pathman Law, Ms. Reyes had her own firm specializing in Real Estate and Probate since 2015 and opened Villa Title & Closing Services, LLC in 2018.

After receiving his Juris Doctor from Boston College Law School, Rudy began his professional career implementing safety and compliance infrastructure at a boutique renovations company servicing Boston and greater New England. In 2015, Rudy moved to Atlanta and began working at Romanoff Renovations taking on a key role in the implementation of processes surrounding compliance with OSHA, the EPA, and state Construction Boards; as well as making sure the company follows all Federal, State, and Local laws and guidelines. Rudy works alongside Operations to ensure that claims and legal issues are resolved efficiently and effectively helping resolve situations in a way beneficial to both the company and the customer. He has been a member of the Romanoff Foundation since 2015, and Vice-Chairman since 2018. Personally, Rudy has a passion for travel having visited over 60 countries and is an avid practitioner of Martial Arts training in Muay Thai and holding brown belts in both Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Judo.

Edwin E. Reyes has years of experience in immigration law and uses his vast knowledge and experience to help clients with their immigration problems. Edwin E. Reyes is a graduate of South Texas College of Law. Prior to attending South Texas College of Law, he obtained his Bachelor’s in Art from the University of Texas at Austin. Mr. Reyes clerked at the nation’s second largest immigration law firm, where he learned from some of the best immigration attorneys. Mr. Reyes has volunteered countless hours with Neighborhood Centers, Bonding Against Adversity, and the General Consulate of El Salvador in Houston (Consulado General de El Salvador en Houston). He is a member of The State Bar of Texas.

Maibel Reyes was born in Cuba and traveled to the United States with her parents in search of the American Dream as a young child. Attorney Reyes graduated from FIU College of Law and began her legal career as an Assistant State Attorney (ASA) for Miami Dade County. She handled hundreds of misdemeanor and felony cases as an ASA. Attorney Reyes was a successful ASA and fought for the State of Florida to provide tranquility to those victims affected by crimes, but she was fair and knew when criminal sanctions were not warranted. Attorney Reyes also represented countless clients in Property Insurance claims against their carriers. Showing the Court that homeowners needed to be compensated after their homes were damaged by natural disasters, accidents, and water leaks. Attorney Reyes is dedicated to her clients. She will represent you with respect, determination and be zealous when dealing with your case.

Bill Reynolds has dedicated his time and practice to serving people in the area since 1992. It’s through this hard work and tenacity that has earned Bill many awards. These awards include the Super Lawyer Award, the award for Top 10 Attorneys by the National Academy of Personal injury, and many more. Bill’s journey to becoming an attorney started with a tragic event during his college years. While Bill was in school, a hospital denied his grandfather, a World War II veteran, treatment. This led to his death. The event set Bill on a path to “protect those who were less fortunate by protecting them from such callous acts.” Bill is currently married with five children. His wife, Natalie, is a professor at a local college teaching various science courses. Away from work, Bill enjoys Scuba diving, grilling and boating with his family.