Ms. LeBlanc’s practice areas include estate and lifetime planning, probate and trust administration, tax planning, and business law including not-for-profit organizations. Ms. LeBlanc graduated from Florida International University’s School of Accounting and partook in programs with top accounting firms such as KPMG and BDO.  She later earned her Juris Doctor degree from the University of Miami School of Law and achieved her Masters of Law in Taxation during the course of her third year of law school through the University of Miami’s Dual/Joint Degree program.

During law school, Ms. LeBlanc was a member of the Military Law Society and OUTLaw, both of which sponsor social and educational events throughout the academic year. Interestingly, during the summer between her second and third year of law school, Ms. LeBlanc was selected to serve as a legal extern with the United States Coast Guard’s Judge Advocate General (JAG) division in District 13, Seattle, Washington. There, she worked with Coast Guard JAG Officers learning the facets of military law, advising Commanders and leading physical training exercises. During her last year of law school, she also worked at a Tax Law Office in Fort Lauderdale working on international tax reporting, tax controversies and compromises, as well as tax appeals.

Soon after graduating from law school, Ms. LeBlanc was notified of her successful completion of the Florida Bar Examination and began her career as an Associate with the law firm of Collins, Brown, Barkett, Garavaglia & Lawn, Chartered. She later also obtained her bar license to practice in the District of Columbia.

Ms. LeBlanc lives in Vero Beach with her family, dog, and two cats. On her spare time she enjoys outdoor activities such as paddle boarding, swimming in the ocean, traveling and serving on the Board of Directors for nonprofit: Vero Pride.