Annabelle Catania

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Annabelle S. Catania graduated from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, in 1996 with a bachelor’s degree in Economics. Annabelle worked in the Finance industry for 8 years prior to beginning her legal career. Ms. Catania received her Juris Doctorate degree from Barry University Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law. She graduated Cum Laude with a concentration in Children and Family Law.

While in law school, Annabelle S. Catania was a Senior Associate Editor of Law Review and earned performance awards (“book awards”) in her Mediation, Advanced Appellate Advocacy, and International Children’s Rights classes. During her final term of law school, Ms. Catania was approved by the Florida Supreme Court to act as a Certified Legal Intern in which she represented dependent children as an Attorney Ad-Litem.

Annabelle is a member of the Florida Bar, the Orange County Bar, and the American Bar Association. Ms. Catania is also the Co-Chair of the Orange County Bar Association Family Law Executive Committee. She was nominated for the Orlando Business Journal’s 2011 Women Who Mean Business Award.

While she was born and raised in Michigan, Ms. Catania has lived in the Central Florida area since 1999 and has strong ties to the community. She has spent a lot of personal time throughout the years volunteering at her children’s schools, spent many hours as a Cub Scout den leader and as a soccer coach for her daughter’s soccer team. Annabelle enjoys spending time with her two children, Sam and Katie, and she also enjoys reading, deep-sea fishing, and relaxing on Florida’s beautiful sunny beaches.

Attorney Annabelle Catania has been practicing law in the Central Florida for over 12 years. Annabelle has lived in Florida since 1999 — a transplant from the Great State of Michigan.

Primarily practicing Marital and Family Law, Annabelle brings a strong financial background to her practice as she previously worked in the Financial Industry.

As a family attorney, Annabelle truly believes that “your family matters”. Placing what is important to you as a priority in handling your case.

practice areas

Family & Marital Law

Divorce

Paternity

Support – Child Support and Alimony

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