Merryl Haber
561.212.6405
Merryl Haber, President
Merryl Haber is a Florida Supreme Court Certified Circuit Civil Mediator and Qualified Arbitrator with Breakthrough Mediation. Merryl is a Martindale-Hubbell “AV” rated seasoned attorney licensed in Florida and California. Merryl brings over three decades of experience representing Plaintiffs and Defendants in a wide spectrum of civil litigation-including maritime law, construction disputes, personal injury/torts, property damage, professional liability, and insurance coverage. She has successfully navigated complex matters in both state and federal courts. Merryl champions mediation as a powerful tool for preserving confidentiality, empowering parties to shape their own outcomes, and conserving time and resources. Beyond her mediation practice, Merryl is a dedicated community leader. She has held numerous positions in Voluntary Bar Associations and civic organizations.
Since joining the Florida Association for Women Lawyers (FAWL) in 2010, she has served in various leadership roles, including Past President of the South Palm Beach County Chapter. She is currently an active member of the Jacksonville Women Lawyers Association, the West Volusia County FAWL Chapter, the St. Johns Association for Women Lawyers, the St. Johns County Bar Association, the Flagler County Bar Association and is a member of The Florida Bar’s Standing Committee of Professionalism.
Paige Rheuby
1.800.Woolsey
Paige Rheuby, Secretary
Paige is an experienced trial lawyer who has dedicated her career to fighting for victims and the injured. In the early part of her career, she was dedicated to protecting her community as a prosecutor in both in Birmingham, AL and Jacksonville, Florida. Paige now represents property owners in First Party Property and Third-Party Property cases across the state of Florida and is known for compassionately giving those who have been wronged a voice during the litigation process.
While living in Alabama, Paige served as the President of the Criminal Justice Section of the Birmingham Bar and as the Secretary of the Prescott House Child Advocacy Center Junior Board. She spent her time mentoring law students and teaching Human Trafficking laws to law enforcement and community panels. Paige now lives in Jacksonville and continues to refine her professional development as a member of the Jacksonville Bar Association and mentors law students.
Hillary Mesa
904.495.0400
Hillary Mesa, Membership Director
Hillary Mesa is an attorney who focuses her practices primarily on civil litigation, including HOA and Condominium Association matters, real estate, and property disputes. She enjoys assisting and advocating for clients. Hillary routinely works closely with organizations, board members, and management companies.
While in law school at the University of Florida Levin College of Law, Hillary was an avid member of the student chapter of FAWL. Upon graduation and beginning work in Jacksonville in 2018, Hillary joined JWLA to continue her commitment to promoting gender equality in the legal profession and network with other female lawyers and members of the legal profession. In 2020, she relocated to St. Johns, Florida and began working in St. Augustine Beach. She is also a member of the St. Johns County Bar Association.
Hillary is looking forward to serving as Membership Director for the St. Johns Association for Women Lawyers and growing the organization.
Felecia Walker
904.495.0400
Felecia Walker, Chapter Representative/Events Director
Felecia Walker is an experienced attorney concentrating her practice in probate and estate litigation, guardianship law, and family law. For nearly two decades, she has served clients throughout Northeast Florida, offering thoughtful advocacy and clear guidance in emotionally charged, high-stakes matters.
Felecia works closely with individuals and families facing contested wills, trust disputes, guardianship and incapacity proceedings, as well as sensitive family law issues including divorce, child custody, and parenting plans. She is known for her compassion, responsiveness, and unwavering commitment to protecting her clients’ legal and personal interests.
Beyond her practice, Felecia has demonstrated a strong dedication to community service. She previously served as Chair of the Board of Directors for the Guardian ad Litem Foundation of Florida’s First Coast, Inc., where she championed advocacy for abused, neglected, and abandoned children. She is the immediate past President of the Library Dean’s Leadership Council and is honored to serve in her new role as Chapter Representative for the St. Johns Association for Women Lawyers.
Ingrid Suarez Osborn
904.208.6122
Ingrid Suarez Osborn, Past President
Ingrid works for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Ingrid has supported the Florida Association for Women Lawyers in multiple capacities, including her past service as the President of St. JAWL as well as the 2018-2019 FAWL Journal Editor.