"It's a rare person who can take care of hearts while also taking care of business."
Stephanie was admitted to practice in New York in July of 1987 where she worked in New York City for a law firm specializing in Immigration and Criminal Law. She was admitted to the Florida Bar in December of that same year where she opened her own practice focusing primarily on the areas of Immigration and Family Law. Attorney Morrow has been a featured guest on numerous radio shows including WMCU, WKAT, Radio Paraiso, and had her own radio talk show on 1080 AM discussing family law issues and fielding questions from listeners. She was invited by the University of Miami to serve on a panel of judges for their International Law Moot Court.
Stephanie has appeared twice before the 3rd District Court of Appeals. One of these cases,Saporta v. Saporta, 766 So. 2d 379 (3rd DCA 2000), has served as the legal standard in the areas of Constructive Trusts.
She is fluent in Spanish, can speak conversational French and can speak some choice phrases in Hebrew and Greek as well.
As the mother of four, Ms. Morrow combines her unique perspective on family issues with legal expertise, faith, and a common sense approach as not only an attorney but a counselor at law. Her clients have applauded her advice as good as gold. In her eyes, her best work is accomplished when she can help a couple stay together instead of divorcing. Many unhappy couples harbor under the misconception that when they divorce they will no longer have to deal with each other which may be true only if they do not have children who will essentially bind them together for life!
In over 20 years of practice, Ms. Morrow has represented local clients in Miami-Dade, Broward, Monroe and Palm Beach Counties. She has represented out-of-state clients from New York, New Jersey, California, Texas, Georgia, North and South Carolina. Internationally speaking she has had clients from Canada, Mexico, Europe (Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Denmark, Holland, Russia, the Czech Republic,) Central America (Honduras, Nicaragua, Guatemala), South America (Brazil, Colombia, Venezuela, Peru, Equador, Chile, Argentina), the Carribean (Cuba, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Trinidad, Jamaica, Bahamas, Cayman Islands), the Middle East (Israel and Egypt), and Africa (Cameroon, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Eritrea). She, herself, as traveled to Canada, Mexico, Europe, and the Caribbean.
University of the State of New York, Albany, NY, 1983 – Bachelor of Science
Hofstra University School of Law, Hempstead, New York, 1986 – J.D.
Recipient of the 2010 Women of Wisdom award “in appreciation of your dedicated service to your profession and the community
Recipient of Strathmore’s Who’s Who, a registry of outstanding business professionals.
Florida, 1987
New York, 1987
US Supreme Court 2011
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people who come to the United States from all areas of the world who seek to gain employment or secure citizenship and start their new lives. Whatever your reason for visiting us, we can help. For client convenience, our law office is located near the Aventura Mall.
Our associates are experienced in practicing several different areas of immigration law including family immigration, employment-based immigration, visas, and citizenship proceedings. Attorney Stephanie Morrow has represented clients from around the world, including:
Every country has their own laws and circumstances which must be navigated in order to get a successful outcome, and not every family law attorney has this type of international experience. No matter where a client travels from to find us, we look forward to discussing their case and helping them plan for a new beginning.
Family law sometimes goes hand in hand with immigration law, especially in such an international hotspot. Bilingual in Spanish and English, the Law Offices of S.G. Morrow & Associates are up to the challenge. We are able to translate the law into a language that you can understand so you can make the best legal decisions for you and your family. We believe that you know best when it comes to your situation.
