About Nataly
Nataly Rodriguez earned her law degree from the University of Florida Levin College of Law in 2018 after completing a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science at the University of Central Florida in 2015. She moved through law school during a period of heavy litigation and regulatory change in Florida. Those years shaped her practical approach to client work and taught her to prioritize clarity and process over rhetoric.
Her legal career has included roles that emphasize transactional precision. She currently serves as of counsel at Kalis, Kleiman & Wolfe. That position finds her advising on matters tied to property and title services, a thread reflected in professional affiliations she maintains outside the firm. She has kept ties to industry groups that touch on real estate closing and title insurance, which inform the day-to-day of her practice.
Rodriguez holds current membership in the Florida Bar and is active in local legal organizations, including the Broward Bar Association. She also maintains a licensee affiliation with Lawyers Title Fund Services, LLC / Old Republic Title. On a community level she participates in the Davie Cooper City Chamber of Commerce. These memberships keep her connected to both the legal and business communities in Broward County and across the state.
Colleagues describe her work as steady and methodical. Her practice emphasizes careful review of documents, attention to chain-of-title issues, and coordination among lenders, title companies and clients. She often works behind the scenes on transactions where timing and paperwork can determine whether a deal closes smoothly. That steadiness matters in deals that depend on clean records and accurate conveyancing.
Throughout her career Rodriguez has balanced firm responsibilities with professional engagement in relevant trade groups. Those connections help her remain current on procedural developments in title work and local practice norms. She has not been publicly identified with appellate or headline litigation, preferring transactional and advisory roles where routine diligence averts problems before they arise.
Her office at Kalis, Kleiman & Wolfe serves a mix of individual and institutional clients. She takes appointments and handles matters that range from review and examination of title instruments to coordination of closings. She maintains an active Florida Bar membership and continues to work in Broward County and elsewhere in Florida. She practices as of counsel at Kalis, Kleiman & Wolfe, focusing on title-related and real estate transactional work.
