Carlos Andres Fernandez

Born and raised in Coral Gables, Florida, I graduated from Belen Jesuit Preparatory School and held various positions as an IT throughout. Subsequently, in 2014, I graduated from Emory University with degrees in Political Science and English.

In 2018, with the help and guidance of family, I completed my legal studies at the University of Florida Levin College of Law, earned a Certificate of Family Law, was a trial practice teaching assistant, and served two terms as the Federalist Society’s Executive Vice President.

Additionally, I focused my legal studies on taxation, financing and accounting, and entrepreneurship. Throughout law school, I volunteered at the St. Francis House and the Eighth Judicial District Circuit of Florida’s Family Law court and achieved an Outstanding Certificate in Community Service.

Professionally, I am fluent in Spanish and am barred in Georgia and Florida. On a personal level, I enjoy playing basketball, reading paper books, and consistently winning my fantasy sports leagues.