Practice areas: Estate Planning & Probate, Elder Law; view more
Licensed in Florida since: 2017
Education: Florida International University College of Law
Languages spoken: English, Italian, Spanish
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Natasha Perez serves as an attorney and managing shareholder at Sunrise Legal P.A. in Miami, Florida, where her dedication to continuous learning and compassionate client advocacy defines her practice. She views the privilege of practicing law as both an honor and an opportunity to empower others. She concentrates her work in estate planning and probate, elder law, and estate and trust litigation, guiding clients through complex legal landscapes with empathy and precision.
Following her graduation from Florida International University College of Law with a Juris Doctor, Ms. Perez began her legal career as a volunteer attorney in the Probate Division of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit Court of Florida. She subsequently advanced to case manager and then supervisor within the same division. In these roles, she honed her competence by reviewing probate filings for compliance with local rules and state statutes, collaborating closely with the Director of Probate on court administration matters and ensuring the integrity of procedural processes.
While serving the community through the probate court, Ms. Perez pursued a Master of Laws in taxation at Boston University School of Law, concentrating on estate planning. Upon entering private practice, she applied her academic and courtroom experience to the administration of trusts and guardianships, as well as to litigation involving estates and elder abuse claims. Her portfolio includes representation of Cuban national beneficiaries in adherence to OFAC regulations, advocacy in elder-abuse litigation and support in probate appeals. She has also been honored to serve as a court-appointed ad litem, protecting the rights of unknown and unrepresented heirs.
An active participant in the legal community, Ms. Perez is a member of the Dade County Bar Association’s Probate and Guardianship Section and the Cuban American Bar Association. She communicates fluently in English, Spanish and Italian, earning a “Very Good” rating on Avvo. In recognition of her commitment to service and professional excellence, she received the Outstanding Service and Dedication Award from the Dade County Bar Association in 2018.
Practice areas
Estate Planning & Probate, Elder LawFocus areas
Estate Planning, Guardianships & Conservatorships, Probate & Estate Administration, Trusts
- 70% Estate Planning & Probate
- 30% Elder Law
First Admitted: 2017, Florida
Bar / Professional Activity
- Miami-Dade Bar, Member
- Elder Law Section of the Florida Bar
- Real Property Probate and Trust Law Section of The Florida Bar
- Dade County Bar Association: Probate and Guardianship Section
Pro bono / Community Service
- Put Something Back Program, Dade Legal Aid
Educational Background
- Boston University School of Law, Boston, Massachusetts, Master of Laws in Taxation (concentration in Estate Planning) - 2019
- Florida International University, Miami, Florida, B.A., magna cum laude, Majors: Political Science & Art History, Minor: Italian Language and Culture, 2011
Honors
- Dade County Bar Association, Outstanding Service and Dedication, Probate and Guardianship Committee, 2016
- “Very Good” rating on Avvo
- Recognition of Excellence in the Practice of Estate Planning law, Lawyer of Distinction, Lawyers of Distinction, 2026
- Recognition of Excellence in the Practice of Estate Planning law, Member, Lawyers of Distinction, 2024
Selections
- Rising Stars: 2026
Additional sources of information about Natasha Perez
"Ask a Lawyer" answers provided by Natasha Perez
- Q: Can you bring a claim in Florida to challenge wrongdoing by a trustee or executor?
A: Claims against a trustee or personal representative generally require the filing of a lawsuit or other adversary proceeding. In most cases, such … - Q: What Are My Rights As A Beneficiary To An Estate In The Florida Keys?
A: A beneficiary is entitled to receive certain notices and information during the administration of a probate estate. However, the personal … - Q: Can I Sue An Assisted Living Facility For Elder Abuse In Florida?
A: It is possible, but the appropriate legal approach will depend on the nature of the injury, the alleged conduct of the facility, and the available … - Q: Can I Sue A Nursing Home For Elder Abuse In Florida?
A: It is possible, but the appropriate legal approach will depend on the nature of the injury, the alleged conduct of the facility, and the available …