Robert Stone Jeffrey Esq. - Miami, FL

Overview

Robert Stone Jeffrey, Esquire, focuses his practice on litigation, including domestic and international divorce, marital and family law disputes, as well as civil and family law appeals. Robert has also represented clients relative to a wide array of civil and business disputes, including residential and commercial foreclosures, non-compete and non-solicitation litigation, competition law, shareholder derivative actions, and disputes between business owners. Robert is admitted to the bar of the Supreme Court of the United States, as well as the United States District Courts in and for the Middle and Southern districts of Florida. Robert prides himself on offering his clients straight-forward, comprehensive and personalized solutions, and in giving each and every client his complete and undivided attention. Robert was peer rated "AV" by Martindale-Hubbell for the "Highest Level of Professional Excellence," and has achieved a perfect 10/10 rating on Avvo.

Prior to establishing his own law practice in April of 2017, Robert was a partner at a boutique commercial and family law litigation firm in Miami, Florida, which represented clients in high-profile, complex, and celebrity litigation. Robert graduated from law school magna cum laude, in the top 4% of his class, and was awarded a Dean's Merit Scholarship. Robert's academic achievements allowed him to become an editor of the Florida Coastal Law Review, where he was named Editor of the Year in 2010, as well as Best Editor for a number of individual volumes. While completing his studies, Robert also worked for numerous professors, either as a teaching or research assistant, and interned for a United States District Court Judge.

Robert obtained his undergraduate degree from the University of Central Florida, where he majored in International and Comparative Politics and minored in Spanish, was involved in organizing a number of charitable and philanthropic activities, and served as a Student Government Association Elections Commissioner. While in college, Robert was also the president of his fraternity, Lambda Chi Alpha.