Aramis Hernandez Esq. - Miami, FL
Attorney at Law Office of Aramis Hernandez
IRS Tax Controversy, Offer in Compromise, IRS Audit, OVDI, FBAR Lawyers in Miami, FL
139 NE 1st Street Suite 600 Miami, FL 33132
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Miami IRS Tax Controversy, Offer in Compromise, IRS Audit, OVDI, FBAR Lawyer
Updated: 03/03/2026
Areas of Practice
- IRS Tax Controversy, Offer in Compromise, IRS Audit, OVDI, FBAR
Reviews
Customer Reviews for Aramis Hernandez Esq.
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Consulted Attorney 2013-2016This Lawyer took my case, I trusted that as a Lawyer he knew what he was doing, and a short time later when I sold my house I thought that everything was fine and he had left me a debt of several thousands in the modification that he made. This meant that the profit for the sale of my house was significantly reduced. I DO NOT RECOMMEND, VERY UNPROFESSIONAL, AND SEEMS LIKE A LAWYER WHO DOES NOT KNOW WHAT HE IS DOING AND ADVISES HIS CLIENTS BADLY SUCH AS IN MY CASE.
Contact
139 NE 1st Street
Suite 600
Miami, FL 33132
Phone Number: 305-374-7744
Fax Number: 305-374-2224
Website: http://www.AramisHernandez.com
Hours: Monday thru Friday 8:00AM to 6:00PM Saturday by Appointment
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