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Peterson St. Philippe

Immigration Attorney · 17+ Years Experience · Fluent in Haitian Creole

Peterson Philippe

AWARD

2025 HLA Presidential Award recipient

Contact Attorney

  • 754-200-4781

  • pstphilippe@ssflawfirm.com

About Attorney St. Philippe

We Take the Challenging Cases
That Others Won't.

Attorney Peterson St. Philippe is the Managing Partner of St. Philippe, Suprin & Francis, P.A. An experienced immigration lawyer with more than 17 years of experience, attorney St. Philippe is one of the top immigration lawyers in Florida.

He received his bachelor’s degree from The Florida State University and his Juris Doctor from Stetson University College of Law. Prior to founding SSF Law Firm, attorney St. Philippe was a managing attorney at Catholic Legal Services, Inc. for 8 years where he supervised 10 attorneys and earned the reputation of a go-to attorney for the most difficult cases.

Attorney St. Philippe prides himself in providing honest and complete case assessments to clients and prospective clients alike, such that they may be fully informed of all the possibilities at their disposition in their case. Being an immigrant himself, attorney St. Philippe knows first-hand the far-reaching positive impacts honest legal help can have for immigrants and their families.

Attorney St. Philippe is fluent in Haitian Creole and conversational in French. His areas of practice include all aspects of U.S. Immigration and Nationality Law including removal defense, family-based immigration, nonimmigrant visas, adjustment of status, naturalization, asylum, waivers, consular processing, appeals, and employment-based immigration.

B.S. — Florida State University
J.D. — Stetson University College of Law

Managing Attorney Catholic Legal Services, Inc. (8 years)

English · Haitian Creole (Fluent) French (Conversational)

  • Lifetime Member of the Haitian Lawyers Association
  • Secretary Board Member of Catholic Legal Services

Schedule a consultation with Attorney St. Philippe today. Available in English and Haitian Creole.