Anabelle Dias

About Anabelle Dias

Anabelle arrived in the United States from France in 1990. After earning a degree in Accounting from The Florida State University, she gained admission to the esteemed Florida State University College of Law. Since 1999, she has practiced law in Florida, predominantly focusing on criminal cases. Fluent in French, with conversational skills in Spanish and Portuguese, Anabelle's international living experiences have equipped her with a remarkable ability to relate to and work with individuals from diverse backgrounds, making them feel at ease in her presence.

In the initial phase of her career, Anabelle served as an attorney at the Leon County Public Defender’s Office. There, she adeptly handled a range of cases spanning felonies, misdemeanors, traffic offenses, and juvenile matters across Leon, Gadsden, and Liberty County. Formerly described by her employer, Ed, as "smart, determined, bold, and an exceptional advocate," these qualities remain integral to her character. Anabelle possesses extensive trial experience and collaborates effectively with the Offices of the State Attorney to secure the best outcomes for her clients. Her track record boasts high-profile trial victories, emphasizing her belief in the triumph of truth above all else. Subsequently, she transitioned to private practice, specializing in civil rights cases.

Having managed over 10,000 cases encompassing assaults, robberies, murders, and kidnappings, Anabelle is well-prepared for any courtroom scenario. Her achievements include numerous not guilty verdicts and negotiated pleas preventing clients from acquiring felony convictions. Anabelle is deeply engaged in community involvement through educational initiatives and civic activities. She served as an adjunct instructor at Tallahassee Community College, educating students on various undergraduate legal subjects. Beyond academia, she actively supports initiatives to end homelessness by donating clothing and supplies to the less fortunate.