About Darryl
Darryl Block began his professional life in social work before moving into law. He earned a Bachelor of Social Work and a certificate in Religious Studies from the University of South Florida in 2004. He stayed in the helping professions, completing a Master of Social Work at Florida State University in 2006. That background preceded a law degree from Barry University Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law, where he graduated in 2011.
Those early years in social services inform his legal perspective. After law school he entered practice in Florida. He is licensed to practice in that state and lists The FAB Law Office, LLC as his place of practice. He also holds certification from The Florida Bar as a family law and circuit civil mediator, a credential that complements both his social work training and courtroom work.
Block’s work spans traditional advocacy and dispute resolution. He has handled family law matters and taken roles that require careful negotiation and case management. His mediator certification signals experience running settlement conferences and mediations in family and circuit civil cases. That role often places him across the table from other lawyers, judges and professionals, managing sensitive conversations where practical outcomes matter as much as legal arguments.
Clients and colleagues note his comfort working in high-emotion environments, a trait likely rooted in his social work background. He brings case preparation, document drafting and courtroom appearances together with mediation skills. He is a current member of professional associations and maintains active practice status in Florida.
Outside of casework he has balanced court calendars, administrative duties and the everyday demands of a small law office. The FAB Law Office, LLC is the firm name associated with his practice. He continues to practice in Florida, combining litigation and mediation to resolve family and circuit civil disputes. He currently concentrates his practice on family law, mediation and related circuit civil matters.
