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Born from Puerto Rican parents, Delilah was born and raised in a tough Chicago neighborhood. As a young child, she set her eyes on becoming a first-generation college graduate with aspirations of becoming an attorney. In 1998, her parents broke out of the inner city and moved to Ohio. This is where Delilah identified a gap between the availability and demand for Spanish-speaking attorneys. With this in mind, she was committed to use her native fluency and cultural awareness as she began her educational and professional career.  
 
In 2006, Delilah graduated from Ohio University with a Bachelor of Science in Legal Communications, a Minor in Spanish, and a Certificate in Real Estate. She then went on to Capital University Law School where she obtained her Juris Doctorate with a concentration in Family Law and Alternative Dispute Resolution.  
 
In 2020, while serving in the role of Guardian ad litem, Delilah’s safety was threatened. Her frightening experience became the inspiration for the introduction of Ohio House Bill 226. The bill would make it a first-degree misdemeanor for someone to abuse, threaten, or harass guardian ad litems while they are carrying out their court-mandated duties. Delilah testified before the Ohio Criminal Justice Committee where the bill passed by unanimous vote. The bill is currently before the Ohio Senate.  
 
Delilah has been featured on ABC-6 TV “Ask the Attorney Panel” and was featured on NBC4. She serves as a board member for two local non-profit organizations, Youth Advocate Services and Student Success Stores.

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