Yamilet Varona

I grew up in Little Havana, translating car contracts and phone bills for my grandparents at the kitchen table. I still read the fine print for a living. Now I get to do something about it.

Before law school I worked the finance desk at a car dealership. I was good at the paperwork and bad at keeping quiet about it, and I learned exactly where the expensive lines in a contract hide.

I opened this practice on Calle Ocho to sit on the buyer’s side of that desk. I take lemon law, debt collector and robocall cases and nothing else, and every case is mine from the first call to the last signature.

Outside the office I coach a girls’ softball team and give a free talk at the neighborhood library on reading a car contract before you sign it.