Gayle E. Sarju is a founding partner of Law Office of Gayle Sarju, P.A., located in Miramar, Florida, where she focuses her practice predominantly on family law, family mediation and family-based immigration. Ms. Sarju was born in Jamaica and migrated to the US as a teenager back in 1985.
Ms. Sarju earned her B.A. in Business Administration from Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton, FL. She earned her Juris Doctor from Western Michigan University Cooley Law School in Michigan. During law school, Ms. Sarju was a Judicial Intern for Honorable Charles Pope of the 14A and 14B District Court in Ypsilanti, Michigan as well as a Legal Intern for the State Appellate Defenders Office (SADO) in Detroit, MI. While in law school, Ms. Sarju was a Board Member of the Journal of Practical and Clinical Law and participated in the Thomas M. Cooley Immigrant Rights and Civil Advocacy Clinic.
During her final semester of law school, Ms. Sarju completed her externship with a solo practitioner where she focused her efforts on family law and immigration. Right after law school, Ms. Sarju worked as an
intern in a law firm focusing on family law and immigration matters. Following her admission to the Florida bar, Sarju first worked in insurance defense.