Mrs. McLean was born and partly raised in the beautiful island of St. Croix, U.S.V.I. where she still has some family. She is the Owner and Managing Attorney for McLean Law Firm and Consulting P.A. Mrs. is an Alumni at University of Central Florida Alum (UCF! Go Knights!); Troy University. After UCF, she became an environmental Microbiologist for the Reedy Creek Improvement District (Walt Disney World Government). After leaving the district, She became Research Associate with the Economic Development Research Institute (EDRI), which was a local-based think-tank located in Palm Beach County. While researching the impact of the housing market, bankruptcy, and various industries coupled with her passion for entrepreneurship, Mrs. McLean felt a desire to go to law school. She went to Appalachian School of Law in Virginia and graduated with a J.D.in Law. Mrs. McLean was sworn in as a member of the Florida Bar Association in 2012 and also became a member of the following U.S. District Court, Southern District of Florida, the Attorney’s Title Fund; Wealthcounsel (estate planning).

This Law Firm has an Affiliated relationship with the Elijah Abigail Realty a/k/a EA Realty & Investments where Mrs. McLean is the managing Real Estate Broker.

Around 2004, Mrs. McLean left Reedy Creek and moved to South Florida.  She then became Research Associate with the Economic Development Research Institute (EDRI), which was a local-based think-tank located in Palm Beach County. While researching the impact of the housing market, bankruptcy, and various industries coupled with her passion for entrepreneurship, Mrs. McLean felt a desire to go to law school. She went to Appalachian School of Law and graduated with a J.D. and has been practicing in the area of real estate law since 2012.

Mrs. McLean was sworn in as a member of the Florida Bar Association in 2012.  She is also a member of the U.S. District Court, Southern District of Florida, a member of the Attorney’s Title Fund and also a Licensed Real Estate Broker with EA Realty & Investments.

Ask Mrs. McLean why she became an attorney and she will say it’s two-fold.  To be a better entrepreneur, which places her in the best position to provide sound legal advice to her clients.  Next, to be in the best position to help, clients, investors or business owners clear-up any issues affecting ownership, marketability, conveyance, and/or insurability of their real property needs.  Because for many, owning a home or property is the single, biggest and best asset investment tool an individual can have.