About the Attorney

Meet AttorneyMarlene La Rose Forde

Credentials

Licensed: New York State, August 2021
Law Degree: Barry University Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law
Prior Career: 30+ Years, Mortgage & Financial Services

Biography

Attorney Marlene La Rose Forde

Founder & Principal Attorney, Forde Law

Attorney Marlene La Rose Forde is a New York-licensed attorney and the founder of Forde Law. She earned her Juris Doctor from Barry University Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law and was admitted to practice law in New York in August 2021.

Before entering the legal profession, Attorney Forde built a distinguished career spanning more than 30 years in the mortgage and financial services industry, including extensive leadership experience with JPMorgan Chase.

That professional background gives her a practical, informed perspective on the financial, family, housing, and property-related challenges that clients bring to Forde Law, along with a deep appreciation for the real-world stakes involved in every legal matter.

Areas of Practice

Immigration Law
Family Law
Estate Planning & Trusts
Landlord-Tenant & Housing Law
Real Estate Matters

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The Firm's Approach

Client-Centered Representation

At Forde Law, every client is treated as an individual. Attorney Forde is committed to providing clear communication, thoughtful legal guidance, and dedicated representation from the first consultation through the resolution of each matter.

The firm's practice is built on accessibility and trust. Clients can expect Attorney Forde to be attentive, responsive, and genuinely invested in achieving the best possible outcome for their specific situation.

Forde Law serves individuals and families across New York, offering personalized counsel in immigration law, family law, estate planning and trusts, landlord-tenant and housing matters, and real estate-related legal services.

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