Amber exclusively practices marital and family law, representing high-profile business leaders, physicians, attorneys, CEOs, financial professionals, industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and their spouses.

She is the Immediate Past President of The First Family Law American Inn of Court, an invitation-only association of Family Lawyers dedicated to civility and professionalism in the practice of law. 

Amber is a graduate of the National Family Law Trial Institute, the nation’s leading trial program for family law attorneys, in addition to the Advanced American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers Institute for Family Law Associates.

Her involvement with local bar associations is extensive, including service in the Miami-Dade Florida Association for Women Lawyers, where she is the current Secretary and Co-Chairs the Community Outreach Committee, and in the Miami-Dade Bar, where she is a Director on Group 1, a Director of the Young Lawyers Section, and Co-Chair of the Family Courts Committee.

Amber has been selected as a Dade Legal Aid Leadership Academy Fellow and serves as the Co-Chair of the Dade County Bar Association’s Dade Legal Aid Committee.

Amber is passionate about promoting the professional practice of Family Law and advancing thought leadership. She previously served as Secretary of the Florida Bar Family Law Section’s Publications Committee, was a Guest Editor of the Family Law Section Commentator, and has published numerous articles on professionalism, ethics, and technology, including: The Walls Really Do Have Ears: Guarding the Attorney-Client Privilege While Working at Your Smarthome, Revisiting the Code of Professionalism and Civility: Professionalism in the Virtual Age, Kindness and Professionalism, and Family Law in the Metaverse.

As a technology enthusiast, Amber leads the firm’s adoption of new technologies to more effectively represent clients. As COVID-19 changes the practice of law and business, she speaks regularly at bar and legal conferences on how to use technology to advocate for clients and serve the legal profession in virtual environments.