Frances Ruiz, Esq.
Secretary, Frances Ruiz, Esq.
Born to a rich heritage of Peruvian and Russian descent, Frances Ruiz embodies the power of cultural diversity and unwavering dedication. With 28 years’ experience in the legal profession, she has relentlessly championed the rights of individuals navigating the complexities of matrimonial, real estate, estate litigations and immigration law.
Frances’ journey into law was shaped early on as the middle child among five sisters. Naturally stepping into roles of negotiation, advocacy, and mediation, she cultivated the skills that would define her career as a formidable litigator. A proud alumna of Pace University School of Law, Class of 1996, she has since left an indelible mark on her clients’ lives—freeing individuals from dire matrimonial situations, real estate, estate litigations and guiding thousands toward legalizing their status in the U.S.
Secretary, Frances Ruiz, Esq.
As a bilingual Latina lawyer, Frances understands the profound importance of the client being heard in their legal representation. Her clients find solace in her ability to not only advocate for them but to truly understand their experiences. Beyond individual cases, she is a firm believer in collaboration within the legal community, fostering unity and mentorship to uplift the next generation of legal professionals.
Her passion for justice extends to humanitarian efforts, particularly in aiding asylum seekers and
refugees in their pursuit of safety and stability. An active member of the Latino Lawyers of
Queens County Bar Association, the Puerto Rican Bar Association, LGBTQ+ Bar Association
and the New York County Women’s Bar Association, Frances remains deeply committed to service and advocacy—making a difference, one case at a time.
