About Diana
Born in Romania, Diana Sulea migrated to the United States with her family in 1987, to escape persecution and communism.
Today, she is a dedicated legal advocate with broad range of professional experiences. She has worked in both legal and non-legal professions.
Prior to beginning her own law firm, Ms. Sulea started out her legal career in a private law firm representing homeowners in real estate litigation in the area of foreclosure defense followed by her service as a prosecutor in the Office of the State Attorney for the 17th Judicial Circuit of Broward County, Florida, representing the State of Florida in hundreds of various criminal court proceedings in the juvenile and adult courts, litigating both misdemeanors and felony cases. Ms. Sulea also clerked for Judge Goldenberg in the family law division and interned for Legal Aid in Broward County, Children and Family Advocacy Unit.
Please refer to Diana’s CV for a more detailed look at her background, volunteer work and interests.
Today, Ms. Sulea provides family law (Uncontested Divorces) and estate planning services for parents and families, such as Wills, Trusts, Asset Protection, Kids Protection Plan Plans, etc.
Today, the Law Office of Diana A. Sulea, PL can be YOUR advocate – motivated to help you resolve your legal problems as quickly as possible so you can begin to move forward with your life and regain your peace of mind.
A Word from Diana….
Hello there. Thank you for stopping by… I’m Diana A. Sulea. I am a daughter, wife, mama to two amazing and adventurous boys and an attorney. I have been a practicing attorney since 2010. Before then, I was an elementary school teacher and a summer volunteer at orphanages in Romania and Moldova. Bottom Line: I have always had a love for children and a passion to help the poor and underprivileged.
In 1987, my parents, brother and I emigrated to this awesome land of opportunity during the communist days of Chausecu. I developed a love for children, upon my first visit back home in 1994. My parents brought me to a small orphanage in Arad and my mother stated boldly that I would one day work and help make children’s lives better. I just looked at her in awe… Little did I know that in 1995 and every summer thereafter, my heart would call me back to the land of Romania and Moldova to work with abandoned and underprivileged children at orphanages in Romania and Moldova. After graduating high school in 1997, I attended Florida Atlantic University, where I graduated with honors and became an elementary school teacher. Thereafter, I taught 4th and 5th grade at Hollywood Hills Elementary School. In 2007, I went back to law school with the intent to do adoption law and in 2010 graduated with honors. I worked as an attorney in the public sector as a prosecutor in the juvenile courts and misdemeanor. I also worked in the private sector as in the areas of real estate and family law.
Because of this and my inability to continue taking summers off to go around the world and continue my volunteer work with underprivileged children – our firm now donates around 25% of our gross revenue to charitable causes around the world to help those in need and to support the organizations that have a heart of service and are physically able to go and do more than I ever could – building water wells in Africa, helping build schools for underprivileged children, assist those that want to attend a college, organizing children summer camps in impoverished villages, support various facilities and nursing homes for the handicapped and persons with special needs, supply new socks/underwear/clothes/shoes to children of the poorest villages around the world that experienced flooding, loss of family and homes and other natural disasters, etc.
Today, after having two children of my own, I realized the importance of protecting my most precious assets, my boys, and the legacy, impact and influence I am leaving to them and to the world. What is my purpose on this earth? What am I leaving behind? What will my children know me for? What will be left of me and my stuff, after my body is gone? Have I invested my in those things/people that will outlive me? Questions like these run around us daily, but once you become a parent, it hits you straight in the face demanding an immediate answer and/or action.
Few people are busier than parents with young children. My goal is to equip parents with the information and resources they need to make the best decisions they can for their loved ones. Decisions that they, as parents should be making, and not a stranger in a black robe, who only knows your family by a case number. Remember, if you don’t have a plan, the state has one for you. Is that who you want deciding what happens with everything you love and have built over a lifetime?!
Every family is unique, and my goal is to be your trusted advisor who helps you make the very best personal, financial and legal decisions for your family throughout your lifetime. Decisions that will come to life and impact after your life here has ended. I want to not just help you now, but also when you can’t be there so that I can help guide your loved ones through a difficult process.
Bottom line: The purpose of my law practice today is to help you achieve peace of mind and help families avoid collapse after the death of a loved one and/or help you navigate the uncontested divorce process as quickly, peacefully and efficiently as possible. I want to help you create your legacy, a legacy not only worth leaving behind but worth inheriting.
Let us help you get this item off your to-do list with peace of mind.
PS: And don’t forget your son/daughter who has just turned 18 y/o and/or going off to college. Once a child becomes an adult – parents have no authority over them/access to their medical records.