Jessica has dedicated her career to representing clients across a broad range of complex marital and family law matters, bringing sophisticated legal strategy and empathetic counsel to every case.
Her practice encompasses the negotiation and preparation of prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, the resolution of paternity matters, and the litigation of dissolution of marriage actions, with a focus on matters involving high-net-worth individuals and families.
Recognizing that marital and family law sits at the intersection of intricate legal analysis and profound personal decision-making, Jessica approaches each matter with thoughtful advocacy, sound judgment, and careful attention to each client’s unique circumstances and priorities. Whether faced with substantial asset distributions, multifaceted financial issues, or emotionally charged parental disputes, she understands that at the heart of every case is a family navigating a major life transition.
Jessica is also a Florida Supreme Court Certified Family Court Mediator, leveraging her legal expertise to facilitate confidential, efficient resolutions that preserve client autonomy and decision-making power.
Prior to joining the firm, Jessica practiced exclusively in the area of marital and family law at premier boutique firms in Miami, Florida. Highly involved in the legal community, she is an active member of the Family Law Section of The Florida Bar, the First Family Law American Inn of Court, and the Collaborative Family Law Institute. She has been recognized by The Best Lawyers in America as a "One to Watch" and by Super Lawyers as a "Rising Star."
Jessica earned her Juris Doctor, magna cum laude, from Florida International University College of Law, where she served on the Executive Board of the FIU Law Review. During law school, she represented indigent clients in family court as a Certified Legal Intern in Miami-Dade County, Florida. She also completed a judicial internship with the Honorable Marcia B. Caballero of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit and served as a summer associate at a prominent national full-service firm.
A native Spanish speaker, Jessica regularly advises international clients, providing bilingual and culturally informed representation.
Florida
Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in America, 2023-2027
Super Lawyers Rising Star, 2026
Her practice encompasses the negotiation and preparation of prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, the resolution of paternity matters, and the litigation of dissolution of marriage actions, with a focus on matters involving high-net-worth individuals and families.
Recognizing that marital and family law sits at the intersection of intricate legal analysis and profound personal decision-making, Jessica approaches each matter with thoughtful advocacy, sound judgment, and careful attention to each client’s unique circumstances and priorities. Whether faced with substantial asset distributions, multifaceted financial issues, or emotionally charged parental disputes, she understands that at the heart of every case is a family navigating a major life transition.
Jessica is also a Florida Supreme Court Certified Family Court Mediator, leveraging her legal expertise to facilitate confidential, efficient resolutions that preserve client autonomy and decision-making power.
Prior to joining the firm, Jessica practiced exclusively in the area of marital and family law at premier boutique firms in Miami, Florida. Highly involved in the legal community, she is an active member of the Family Law Section of The Florida Bar, the First Family Law American Inn of Court, and the Collaborative Family Law Institute. She has been recognized by The Best Lawyers in America as a "One to Watch" and by Super Lawyers as a "Rising Star."
Jessica earned her Juris Doctor, magna cum laude, from Florida International University College of Law, where she served on the Executive Board of the FIU Law Review. During law school, she represented indigent clients in family court as a Certified Legal Intern in Miami-Dade County, Florida. She also completed a judicial internship with the Honorable Marcia B. Caballero of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit and served as a summer associate at a prominent national full-service firm.
A native Spanish speaker, Jessica regularly advises international clients, providing bilingual and culturally informed representation.
“Cross-Examination: Selected Problems – Some Easy Rules That Are Not So Easy to Apply”
Sponsor: American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML)
“Matrimonial Law: A Case Law Update”
Sponsor: Supreme Court Appellate Division First Department
“Matrimonial and Family Law: The Changing Economy and Critical Issues – What You Need to Know: Drafting for Bankruptcy Considerations”
Sponsor: New York State Bar Association
”How to Litigate a Child Custody Case”
Sponsor: New York County Lawyers
“Drafting Custody and Visitation Provisions”
Sponsor: New York State Bar Association
“Matrimonial Case Law Update: A Review of Developing Issues in Matrimonial Law”
Sponsor: Supreme Court Appellate Division First Department
“The United States Supreme Court’s Troxel Decision and its Impact on Non-Parental Visitation”
Sponsor: American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML)
“Handling Your First Contested Divorce Case”
Sponsor: New York State Bar Association
“Recognizing Estate Planning and Real Estate Issues in Matrimonial Matters”
Sponsor: New York State Bar Association
“Selected Recurring Issues in Matrimonial Practice: Successfully Handling the Challenges”
Sponsor: New York State Bar Association
“The Expanding World of the Matrimonial Lawyer: New Cases, New Procedures and New Areas of Law: Discovery”
Sponsor: New York State Bar Association
“Handling A Child Custody Case: Intake to Trial”
Sponsor: New York State Bar Association
“Matrimonial and Family Law Update: “Double Dipping” When a Professional License/Practice is in the Case”
Sponsor: New York State Bar Association
“Practical Skills Seminar: Basic Matrimonial Practice”
Sponsor: New York State Bar Association
“Presenting Valuation Evidence At Trial and For Appeal”
Sponsor: New York State Bar Association
“Show Me the Money: Discovery and Treatment of Hidden Assets”
Sponsor: American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML)
“The ABCs of Drafting Prenuptial Agreements and Other Matrimonial Agreements”
Sponsor: New York State Bar Association
“Understanding Child Support and Custody: Significant Decisions Under the CSSA”
Sponsor: Practicing Law Institute
“The Construction of a Prenuptial Agreement”
Sponsor: Association of the Bar of the City of New York
Mr. Aronson has also lectured on the following topics:
The Rules, Procedures, and Techniques of Matrimonial Motion Practice
Matrimonial Agreements and Tax Aspects of Maintenance, Support, and Property Distribution
Litigating Maintenance and Child Support in High Income Cases; Direct Testimony of Mothers and Fathers
Custody: Litigation’s Stepchild; How to make a record for both the Trial Court and the Appellate Court
Tax Returns and Net Worth Statements
“Presenting Valuation Evidence At Trial and For Appeal”
Location: New York State Bar Association
Guest Lecturer: David Aronson
“Show Me the Money: Discovery and Treatment of Hidden Assets”
Location: American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML)
Guest Lecturer: David Aronson
“The ABCs of Drafting Prenuptial Agreements and Other Matrimonial Agreements”
Location: New York State Bar Association
Guest Lecturer: David Aronson
“Understanding Child Support and Custody: Significant Decisions Under the CSSA”
Location: Practicing Law Institute
Guest Lecturer: David Aronson
“The Construction of a Prenuptial Agreement”
Location: Association of the Bar of the City of New York
Guest Lecturer: David Aronson
Custody Contingencies: Designating Care for Children Amid Immigration Concerns
Designating Care for Children Amid Immigration Concerns, The Florida Bar Family Law Section Commentator, Vol. XLIV, Issue 4, 2025, available at: https://familylawfla.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/Commentator-Issue-4-web-FINAL.pdf
Coming Out of the Venire: Sexual Orientation Discrimination and the Peremptory Challenge
Sexual Orientation Discrimination and the Peremptory Challenge, 11 FIU L. Rev. 463 (2016), available at: http://ecollections.law.fiu.edu/lawreview/vol11/iss2/13
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