Monica Pritchard

Based in Brevard County, Monica brings a practical, detail-driven approach to real estate and business matters, backed by years of hands-on experience. She earned her law degree from Howard University School of Law, where she received a Merit Scholarship and took an active leadership role by helping establish the Howard Environmental Law Society and the Howard Family Law Society. Monica is also a Rollins College graduate, holding a B.A. in Anthropology and recognition for service, including the Zora Neale Hurston Award. Today, her work centers on lender-side representation and the document-intensive side of commercial transactions, along with zoning and land use questions and commercial lease drafting and review. She also assists individuals and businesses buying or selling property and companies, helping them navigate negotiations, documents, and closing. Monica’s background includes nearly ten years at Fidelity National Title as an Area Manager, where she supervised three offices and the commercial division, ensured compliance, and reviewed complex title and legal issues for transactions ranging from straightforward land purchases to large, multi-site portfolios across multiple states. She strengthened her litigation perspective through placements with Brevard’s 18th Circuit Court and DC Superior Court. Monica is committed to community service through child advocacy organizations, legal aid work, and outreach to incarcerated individuals. When she’s away from the office, she’s usually with her three boys, on a pickleball court with her husband, or involved in activities at Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church.