About
Raven Ramona Liberty is a Miami, Florida, lawyer with 22 years of legal experience. Her practice focuses mainly on foreclosure, including foreclosure defense, distressed property workouts, and loan modification matters. She also handles child custody, divorce, and separation cases for clients facing family law concerns.
Raven studied at St. Thomas University School of Law and also attended the University of Miami School of Law, where she earned an L.L.M. Her education helped build the legal knowledge needed to assist clients with foreclosure defense, custody matters, and divorce-related concerns.
Raven is licensed to practice law in Florida and became a member of the Florida Bar in 2004. She is listed as a member in good standing, with no misconduct found. Her legal work reflects experience in both property-related matters and family law issues.
Raven’s practice areas include foreclosure, child custody, and divorce, and separation. Foreclosure makes up the largest part of her practice, while child custody and divorce matters also form part of her legal services. She works with clients who need guidance during stressful legal situations.
Raven also speaks English, French, and Spanish, which may help her communicate with clients from different backgrounds. Her ability to work across language needs can support clearer communication during legal matters. In 2007, she received the Pro Bono Award from PUT SOMETHING BACK. This recognition reflects work connected to public service and legal support.
Raven Ramona Liberty continues to practice law in Miami, Florida, with experience in foreclosure defense, family law matters, and client service. Her background includes legal education, Florida licensing, multilingual communication, and professional recognition.
Law Office Affiliations
- Attorney, Law Office of Raven Ramona Liberty
- Member, Florida Bar
Licensed State
- Florida
Education
- University of Miami School of Law
Master of Laws (LLM) - St. Thomas University School of Law
Jurid Doctor (JD)
Awards & Badges
- Foreclosure
- Child Custody
- Divorce & Separation
