About Noelia M
Noelia M Ramos earned her law degrees over a span of years and jurisdictions. She holds a J.D. from St. Thomas University (2016) and an earlier law degree from Universidad Católica (1998). Those qualifications reflect legal training in both the United States and Latin America and inform the bilingual, bicultural perspective she brings to practice.
Her early professional experience includes work as a Florida Certified Paralegal in 2001 at Sanchez Vadillo LLP. That role preceded her return to the firm as an associate lawyer in 2017. The arc from paralegal to attorney at the same firm shows a steady progression through hands-on legal work, courtroom preparation and client intake that shaped her approach to case management.
Ramos is licensed in two jurisdictions: Nicaragua and Florida. She belongs to the American Bar Association and the American Immigration Lawyers Association, where she is listed as a lawyer member. She also maintains local ties through the Doral Chamber of Commerce. Those affiliations reflect participation in both national professional networks and regional business communities.
Her practice has involved immigration-related matters and issues that cross borders. Membership in the American Immigration Lawyers Association indicates sustained engagement with immigration law, while licensure in Nicaragua and Florida enables work on transnational problems that affect individuals and families in both places. Colleagues describe her as pragmatic in court-facing work and detailed when preparing filings and documentation.
During her time at Sanchez Vadillo LLP, Ramos handled matters typical of a busy firm that served a diverse clientele. She gained experience preparing petitions, assisting with case strategy and supporting litigation when needed. Returning to the firm as an associate allowed her to expand responsibilities and take on direct client representation.
She now practices under the Law Offices of Noelia M Ramos. The office provides direct counsel and representation for clients who require assistance in the two jurisdictions where she is authorized to practice. Her work combines courtroom preparation, client counseling and coordination across legal systems.
Ramos’s current practice centers on immigration and cross-border legal issues involving Florida and Nicaragua.
