?Raudel Fernandez is an attoney in the San Gabriel Valley. Mr. Fernandez offers criminal defense and personal injury professional legal services. ? Raudel's interest in the law became evident early in his life. Prior to attending law school, Mr. Fernandez volunteered in various legal clinics primarily serving low-income litigants. Here he obtained first-hand experience and learned the extent and limitations of the legal system. In law school, Mr. Fernandez joined the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office to attain an inside perspective as to how the criminal justice system prosecutes. It was clear to Mr. Fernandez that the only way a defendant could get a fair disposition, was with the assistance of a skillful criminal defense lawyer. His participation at the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office developed into a self-commitment to become a lawyer for those who were accused of a criminal offense. Mr. Fernandez graduated from Glendale University College of Law in May of 2013 and passed the California Bar Examination in July of the same year. He understood that in order to be a zealous advocate for clients, it was necessary to open a law practice. Soon, Mr. Fernandez found himself representing Defendants in criminal court as well as Plaintiffs in civil litigation. Raudel Fernandez's mission is simple. To help his clients navigate the legal battles they may face and to balance the scales of justice. Today there is no case too small or too big that Mr. Fernandez won't take head on and fully dedicate himself to.

Kelly A. Feron is a founding partner of Feron Poleon, LLP, and previously was a managing partner with the law firm of Spadafora & Verrastro. She concentrates her practice in Matrimonial and Family law at the trial and appellate levels. Admitted to practice in 1990, Kelly is graduate of Canisius College and the University of Detroit School of Law. She is the co-author of Religious Observance as a Factor in Child Custody and Visitation. Kelly is past lecturer for the New York State Bar Association. She is a member of the Erie County Bar Association, Matrimonial and Family Law Committees, and served for many years on the Judiciary Committee. Kelly is also a member of the New York State Bar Association.

Since 1985, Barry J. Fisher’s practice has been exclusively limited to matrimonial and family law and appeals and he is recognized as one of the preeminent attorneys in his field. Whether the case is being litigated or negotiated, you want powerful legal representation. Barry’s extensive knowledge, coupled with his empathy and understanding, enables him to zealously represent them through all phases of their matter. Barry can be hard-hitting as a litigator but also has the training and skills to help you successfully protect your rights and negotiate an amicable settlement. Barry has an undergraduate degree in accounting and prior to practicing matrimonial and family law, he was a tax specialist with the international accounting firm of Deloitte, Haskins & Sells. His accounting and tax background has been an invaluable asset when handling high net worth and complex financial cases. ? In addition to being AV rated by Martindale-Hubbell, he has also been honored in New York Super Lawyers and Best Lawyers in America. For the past 25 years, Barry has been a Fellow in the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, the most prestigious nationwide organization of matrimonial lawyers. He has been an active member of the New York Chapter, having served as Vice-President, a member of the Board of Managers, a member of the Board of Examiners, and as Editor of their former publication, Matrimonial Law Journal, which was sent to Fellows and judges throughout New York State. ? Barry has also served as Chair of the Appellate Practice and Matrimonial Law committees of the Nassau County Bar Association and was a member of its Board of Directors. For several years, he also served as an Editor of the Matrimonial Law Committee’s publication, Recent Decisions in Matrimonial Law. For 30 years, Barry has also been a member of the Family Law Section Executive Committee of the New York State Bar Association. ? Barry has lectured and moderated lectures for numerous organizations on a wide variety of topics pertaining to matrimonial law, family law and appellate practice. Barry has had decisions published in the New York Law Journal and along with his associate, Cheryl Jakinovich, had an article on appellate practice published in the Nassau Lawyer.

Alina began working for Thelen & Associates, LLC while still in college at Marquette University and throughout law school at Marquette Law School. Her five years of experience as a law clerk/paralegal prepared her for her flourishing law practice. Alina practices in Southeastern Wisconsin handling CHIPS proceedings, minor guardianships, termination of parental rights cases, adoption, and all family law matters, including divorce, child support, custody, placement and visitation. She also handles cases involving alimony (maintenance), and property division. Alina lives in Waukesha County with her husband, daughter, and two cats. She is an avid fan of the Packers, the Brewers and the Bucks. She comes from a large family and spends her free time with her family, cooking or reading a really good suspense novel.

Cheryl B. Flowers has been a practicing family law attorney in South Florida for 20 years. With an extensive experience handling complicated matters such as high net worth divorce and contentious custody cases and understands how to navigate such delicate matters efficiently. During her nearly twenty years as a family law attorney, hundreds of satisfied clients have trusted Ms. Flowers to guide them through the emotional difficulty of the dissolution process, as well as providing the critical support for one of the most life altering events a family can experience. Ms. Flowers has the experience to provide clients with the confidence to begin a new chapter of their lives.