Frank Rosado Suarez
- Attorney
Before becoming an attorney, I worked as Marshall for the General Court of Justice for
the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. Where I got my love for law and a great
understanding of legal procedures. After serving 21 years as a Marshall, I decided to
go to law school. After working civil, criminal, and administrative cases decided to
become an advocate for immigrants and families who seeks asylum in the United
States.
As a 17-year-old man I decided to join and earn the title of U.S. Marines. The time that I
served as a Marine showed me the importance of defending people that cannot defend
themselves. The loyalty, discipline, and Spirit De Corps shape the attorney that I’m
today. Approaching each case with the dedication that it deserves. I have represented
detained and family-based cases.
After retiring from the Marshall Service on October 2018, I decided to go to Law School
in La Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Puerto Rico. Where I decided that once I
graduated from law school, I would be advocate for those in need of legal
representation.
