Tyler Jaymeson Cade is a graduate of FIU Law School, third graduating class. He graduated fourth (4th) in his class and earned high honors, graduating Magna cum laude. Mr. Cade wrote two articles during his tenure as a law student. One was published in the FIU Law Review (The Same-Sex Marriage Prohibition: Religious Morality, Social Science, and the Establishment Clause, FIU Law Rev. vol. 3, iss. 1, pp. 113-186 (2007)), and the other in the peer reviewed Journal of Social & Economic Studies (Is Barbados Ready for Same-sex Marriage?: Analysis of Legal and Social Constructs, vol. 57, iss. 2, pp. 61-88 (2008)), subsequent to being presented at the 8th Annual SALISES Conference: Crisis, Chaos and Change: Caribean Development Challenges in the 21rst Century, hosted by the University of the West Indies and held in Trinidad and Tobago, March 2007). Mr. Cade enjoyed receiving the highest grade award in four of his classes. Upon graduation, Mr. Cade started his career doing Worker’s Compensation appeals. The following year, he joined the Broward County’s Public Defender’s Office, where he served as an Assistant Public Defender for four and a half (4.5) years. During his tenure as an Assistant Public Defender, Mr. Cade represented approximately three thousand five hundred (3500) clients in a range of cases from juvenile misdemeanors and felonies to adult felonies, up to and including second degree murder. Equipped with a fair amount of trial experience and jury selection skills, Mr. Cade went into private practice October 2012, and subsequently opened his current office location in Lake Worth in August 2013.