Renée Safier Harris

Ms. Harris is a Board Certified attorney in Marital & Family law by The Florida Bar, Board of Legal Specialization and Education.  She is one of less than 300 attorneys in the state of Florida who has achieved this level of expertise and credentials. Known for zealous advocacy, creative solutions and personalized representation to families in South Florida, attorney Renée Safier Harris, after her substantial experience working in a boutique family law firm, in 2018, she established The Law Offices of Renée Safier Harris, PLLC, in Boca Raton, Florida to handle family matters in Broward and Palm Beach Counties.Ms. Harris is an assertive advocate for her clients in all situations, whether it be in settlement or in litigation if the case cannot be resolved in settlement. Ms. Harris is a well-skilled litigator with more than 30 years of trial experience specializing in family law.  In addition to offering first-rate legal representation, guidance and advice, Ms. Harris also knows how important it is to be empathetic when dealing with clients' family matters and working to resolve issues that align with the goals of her client.   Moreover, for her high professional accomplishments and skills, she was among the Distinguished Lawyers in Marital and Family Law recognized by the New York Times for the year 2021; and has been recognized as a Super Lawyer for each year 2022-2025.With passion and perseverance, Ms. Harris takes on a wide spectrum of family law matters such as:DivorceHigh Net Worth DivorcesDivision of Assets & LiabilitiesAlimonyPaternityChild supportParenting timePrenuptial AgreementsPost-nuptial AgreementsPost-decree modifications and enforcementsMajoring in economics, Ms. Harris secured her Bachelor’s Degree from Emory University (Atlanta, GA) in 1987 followed by a Juris Doctorate degree in law from The George Washington University Law School (Washington D.C.) in 1990, where during law school, among other things, she worked in a summer internship on Capital Hill with a Senator's Tax Legislative Aide. After working in Virginia for a year and becoming a member of the Virginia Bar, she decided to return to her roots in South Florida where she was raised and in 1992, she was admitted to practice in the State of Florida.As part of her dedication to serving her community, Ms. Harris has also served various committees and sections of The Florida Bar including the Rules and Forms Committee and other Committees on the Florida Bar. She holds memberships in the South Palm Beach County Bar Association, South Palm Beach County Chapter of the Florida Association of Women Lawyers where she has previously presented on the topic of Domestic Violence, and she has also held memberships in the Broward County Bar Association.