Adam A. Haba is a licensed attorney in the states of Florida and Michigan, as well as, the United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida.  He is the Founding Partner of The Haba Law Firm, with the main office located in Longwood, a suburb of Orlando. The Haba Law Firm serves as local counsel for plaintiff firms in foreclosure actions across the State of Florida.  In addition to local counsel work, Mr. Haba represents clients in family law, criminal defense and civil litigation. Mr. Haba began his legal career serving as an Assistant State Attorney for the 2nd Judicial Circuit in Tallahassee, Florida, where he was able to perfect his skills as a trial attorney.  Following his time with the State, Mr. Haba joined a large foreclosure litigation firm in Central Florida, handling residential and commercial property interests, loan modifications, and short sale negotiations. [Click here to read more...]           Maria E. Bryant is a licensed attorney in the states of Florida and Virginia, as well as the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida.  She is the Managing Partner for the South Florida office of The Haba Law Firm. Ms. Bryant has a broad range of civil and criminal law experience.  As a former prosecutor for the 20th Judicial Circuit in Naples, she has handled a variety of criminal cases and jury trials, including DUI, domestic violence, juvenile offenses, drug possession, weapons charges, and many other misdemeanor and felony cases.    [Click here to read more...]           Lisa D. Haba is a licensed attorney in the state of Florida.  She is a partner in The Haba Law Firm. Mrs. Haba spent seven years as an Assistant State Attorney in Seminole County, where she prosecuted human trafficking, sex crimes, child abuse, homicides, career criminals and violent crimes.  At the time she left this position, Mrs. Haba had tried over 75 jury trials, leaving her with extensive trial experience and a high rate of success.  Mrs. Haba tried the first human trafficking trial to occur in Seminole County and won, securing justice for the victim and a lengthy prison sentence for the trafficker.  She has presented trainings statewide on the prosecution of human  traffickers and how citizens can recognize the warning signs. [Click here to read more...]