I became a self-employed lawyer in 2017, opened my first office in March 2018, and soon realized a truth that no one had told me:

College gave me a degree, but it didn't teach me how to practice law .

 

My first experience was a real struggle.

I didn't know how to put together a petition, I didn't know which documents to request, I trembled just thinking about opening my OAB (Brazilian Bar Association) card.

I learned everything on my own — through books, online templates, and a lot of mistakes along the way.

 

Over time, I specialized in Family Law, then in cases involving autistic children, and built a career that gave me experience, but also scars.

 

Today, my mission is to shorten that path for young lawyers who have just passed their bar exam and are wondering:

 

"So now what? How do I start practicing law in real life?"

 

I created the Real Lawyer Mentorship program to help those who want to move beyond theory and build a secure, ethical, and achievable legal practice—even without structure, even without knowing where to start.

 

If you feel you have a degree but lack practical experience,

Stay with me. We'll go from zero to safety together.