Dori Foster-Morales has a diverse legal background. Prior to her current practice, Ms. Foster-Morales worked for the United States Environmental Protection Agency (in Washington, D.C. and New York City) and was an Assistant State Attorney in the Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Florida, where she prosecuted career criminal felony offenders for the last three years of her tenure.
Ms. Foster-Morales has been extensively involved in bar leadership at all levels, locally and statewide, which culminated in her election to the Florida Bar's Board of Governors in 2008. As a Governor, Ms. Foster-Morales currently serves as Co-Chair of the Bar's Special Committee on Diversity & Inclusion, and is liaison to four sections and committees of the Bar, including the Family Law Section, the Annual Convention Committee, as well as the certification committees for Marital and Family Law and Adoption Law. She is an active member of the Florida Family Law Inns of Court, the Florida Association of Women Lawyers and the Cuban American Bar Association. Based on her experience in family law and her involvement in the legal community, Ms. Foster-Morales was selected to become a