Staff

Since passing the bar in 1984, Ms. Jones has successfully tried more than fifty jury trial cases, and hundreds of non-jury cases, Louise A.D Jones knows how to successfully advocate for her clients. Her practice includes Family Law and Criminal Law on a selective basis.  Since being admitted to the Florida Bar in 1984, she has practiced litigation continually. Ms. Jones began practicing Family Law in 1990 and now limits her practice to Marriage and Family, Domestic Violence, Criminal Defense, and Dependency cases. She is AV Preeminent® rated* and has been a continuing legal education instructor for Florida Bar. As a CLE instructor, Ms. Jones has taught other lawyers how to try cases and trained attorneys in trial advocacy, opening statements, domestic violence, and ethics.

Ms. Jean-Baptiste was born and raised on the beautiful island of St-Lucia and migrated to New York in 1987. She attended Roxbury Community College in Roxbury, Massachusetts and obtained her Associates degree in Accounting. She relocated to Palm Beach County, Florida in 2001 and, after a brief period in the medical billing field, she began working as a paralegal for a reputable family and criminal law attorney in Palm Beach County, Florida. She realized that she really enjoyed working in the family law field so much and that is where she stayed.
In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family and friends.

Mr. Lopez was born and raised in Queens, New York. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics and Political Science from Florida International University, Miami in 2010.

Fluent in in two languages (Spanish and English), Mr. Lopez joined the Law Firm of Charles D. Jamieson, P.A. in 2017 with over a decade of experience in the legal services industry. Mr. Lopez brought with him a background in commercial litigation, insurance defense, foreclosures, and family law. Having 5 years of paralegal experience, Mr. Lopez began his career as a file clerk, he was later promoted to a legal assistant and found his niche as a skilled paralegal.

Ms. Nacarato was born and raised in Wappingers Falls, New York. In 1997 she relocated to Palm Beach County where she started her career in the financial industry, she held Series 6 Securities as well as Health, Life and Annuity licenses during her time at her family’s insurance company.

Ms. Nacarato realized insurance was not her calling and went back to school. Ms. Nacarato graduated from Indian River State College with her Associate of Science in Paralegal studies where she was on both the President’s and the Dean’s List. She continued her education by becoming a Certified Paralegal with the National Association of Legal Assistants (NALA) in 2011.  In 2014, Ms. Nacarato furthered her studies to become an Advanced Certified Paralegal in Family Law with the National Association of Legal Assistants (NALA).

Erskine C. Rogers, III. is a Board Certified Specialist, certified by The Florida Bar in Marital and Family Law since 1999. He holds the highest peer rating standard given by Martindale-Hubble, AV Preeminent.  In his more than thirty-five (35) years of local experience in Palm Beach County he has received many awards, including Super Lawyers, Lawyers of Distinction, Who’s Who Legal Awards, Blue Dove, and Legal Aid’s lifetime Pro Bono Award.

Mr. Rogers has been active in the legal and local community.  He is a frequent lecturer and author on the topics of divorce, equitable distribution, domestic violence, custody and other related topics for the Family Law Section of The Florida Bar, the Family Law CLE committee of the Palm Beach County Bar Association and the National Business Institute.  He has been a committee chair and Scoutmaster for the Boy Scouts of America, Past President of Kiwanis International, and past present of the Drug Abuse Treatment Association.