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Yabriami González Feliciano

yabriami.gonzalez@askfrost.com

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Background & History

Yabriami González Feliciano joined Frost Law in 2026, bringing a solid foundation in political science from the University of Puerto Rico - Mayagüez Campus, where she graduated in 2024. Currently, she is pursuing her law degree at the University of Puerto Rico - School of Law, anticipating graduation in 2027. Yabriami’s academic background provides her with a deep understanding of legal principles, and her commitment to her studies demonstrates her dedication to making a meaningful impact in the legal field. Outside of her academic pursuits, Yabriami is actively engaged in her community and seeks to bridge her legal knowledge with practical applications. Her approachable demeanor and genuine care for clients allow her to connect with individuals seeking guidance during challenging times. At Frost Law, she aims to support clients through various legal matters, ensuring they feel informed and empowered throughout their journey.

Education

University of Puerto Rico - School of Law, expected to complete 2027
- Law
University of Puerto Rico - Mayagüez Campus, 2024
- Political Science

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Client testimonials

Provided excellent, thoughtful advice, were very knowledgeable and provided me with a lot of reassurance about my situation. I would not hesitate to recommend Frost Law.

Nathalie W.

We had the pleasure of working with Frost & Associates this year to prepare and file ERC returns. Everyone from their administrative staff to their paralegals and attorneys were friendly, professional and kept us informed every step of the way. Highly, highly recommend.

Crista H.

I’ve worked with various individuals at Frost and Associates over the past four years. To the person, I couldn’t have been happier with their representation. There have been many complicated issues, and they’ve always taken the time and patience to explain same to me. I’ve probably recommended them to three or four of my friends.

Roy K.

When you are having an issue with the IRS, you need professional help to communicate with the right person within the IRS that can help you with your situation. Unfortunately I was not able to find that person and my situation continued to drag on for months. I would communicate by letter and also attempted to use the phone but to no avail. The IRS did not quit working my case and their letters indicated they were getting stronger in demands.

I found Frost Law Firm paid a reasonable retainer, and they were working my case within days. I was very impressed with their contacts within the IRS and how they represented me. Lauren Mata was my attorney and she was very diligent, great at follow up and did everything she said she would do.

My case was settled not long ago, to my benefit as we were able to prove that our position was correct. Whereas I did not have the credibility with the IRS, Frost and Lauren Mata did. I believe I received good value for what I was charged.

Michael U.

Client testimonials

I had an excellent experience working with Frost Law, especially with Heather Posey. She expertly handled my complex tax situation with exceptional thoroughness, deep expertise, and unwavering professionalism. Heather went above and beyond to make sure I felt supported throughout the entire process, demonstrating true empathy for my concerns. I was impressed by how efficiently she completed my case in a very timely manner. I highly recommend Heather Posey and the entire Frost Law team to anyone seeking knowledgeable, compassionate, and effective assistance with tax issues.

Janet V.

They provide very informative webinars on cutting edge tax laws.

Sheryl R.

Extremely professional and helpful. They seem to be incredibly well-staffed, and everyone I spoke to was very pleasant. The services I needed were outside of my price range, but I have no doubt that they deserve what they charge.

Zachary P.

I got my questions answered in record time. Thanks so much!

Daniel G.

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Yabriami González Feliciano

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Education

University of Puerto Rico - School of Law, expected to complete 2027
- Law
University of Puerto Rico - Mayagüez Campus, 2024
- Political Science

Background & History

Yabriami González Feliciano joined Frost Law in 2026, bringing a solid foundation in political science from the University of Puerto Rico - Mayagüez Campus, where she graduated in 2024. Currently, she is pursuing her law degree at the University of Puerto Rico - School of Law, anticipating graduation in 2027. Yabriami’s academic background provides her with a deep understanding of legal principles, and her commitment to her studies demonstrates her dedication to making a meaningful impact in the legal field. Outside of her academic pursuits, Yabriami is actively engaged in her community and seeks to bridge her legal knowledge with practical applications. Her approachable demeanor and genuine care for clients allow her to connect with individuals seeking guidance during challenging times. At Frost Law, she aims to support clients through various legal matters, ensuring they feel informed and empowered throughout their journey.

Education

University of Puerto Rico - School of Law, expected to complete 2027
- Law
University of Puerto Rico - Mayagüez Campus, 2024
- Political Science

Speaking Engagements & Panel Participation

Publications

Professional Organizations & Memberships

Awards and Honors

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