Catherine W Real PA is an attorney in family law in the state of Florida. With extensive experience in handling cases that involve divorce, modifications of divorce judgments, paternity actions, relocation actions, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements. Catherine W Real PA has extensive experience in the court systems in Florida. Catherine W Real PA has more than 34 years of experience working as an attorney throughout the state of Florida. Catherine W Real PA has built a recognized and successful career over the years and is recognized for her hard work and commitment to her clients.

In addition to her recognized success as an attorney, Catherine W Real PA has been a leader in public service for years. Catherine W Real PA has always had a passion for advocacy and raising awareness about public education of the court system. In an effort to increase others’ awareness, Catherine W Real PA started the foundation known as Citizens for Better Courts. This organization works to raise awareness of the performance of the courts in Florida’s Tampa Bay area. By doing so, Catherine W Real PA hopes to help educate the public on voting for various judges who ultimately serve the community.

Alongside Citizens for Better Courts, Catherine W Real PA founded its sister non-profit, Courtwatch. This non-profit works to promote opportunities for the average citizen to observe how the courts handle domestic violence, criminal, and civil cases in Florida. “By actively engaging the public, we can hope for more efficient court procedures with just rulings,” says Catherine W Real PA. Civic engagement is a critical part to changing the court systems in the state of Florida, and Catherine W Real PA is dedicated to this mission. She also feels that by becoming an active and engaged member herself in the community that she will hopefully inspire others to become involved. She is a firm believer in leading by example and has proven this fact over the course of her career.

Catherine W Real PA has also been recognized by the National Conference for Community and Justice for her outstanding work in advocacy. She is the recipient of the Certificate of Appreciation award.