Practice Areas
- Personal Injury
- Family Law
- Business Law
Julie Raye is the founder and CEO of Grace Law, a legal advocacy firm for women and those women love. With over a decade of experience, Julie focuses her practice in Family Law, Personal Injury, Business, and Criminal defense. Ms. Raye is a fearless defender of women’s rights with a national reputation of empowering women through her advocacy, passion, compassion, and servant leadership.
As a mother, daughter, sister, lawyer, business woman and leader in her community, Julie Raye’s compassion is coupled with her commitment to help raise women up, give voice to the voiceless, and vigorously protect those who are facing a seemingly unbeatable foe. Ms. Raye helps women navigate their way through personal injury litigation, all family matters, and works with women to build and grow purposeful, profitable and soul aligned businesses.
In and out of the courtroom, Ms. Raye approaches all legal issues with Grace & Gravitas. Julie Raye believes that powerful business women add value to not just themselves, but their families, churches, communities, and marketplace by serving their leadership roles from a place of love and joy.
Counseling clients has greatly contributed to Julie’s success. She is a “counselor at law” in the truest sense of the word and believes that no matter the legal issue, a woman should align with her own soul’s purpose. Empathically listening to her clients, Julie Raye ensures each client is heard, appreciated, nurtured and loved.
Julie Raye is also the founder of Grace & Justice, a non-profit community development corporation that ensures equal access to justice for women through free legal advice and representation. Grace & Justice offers free legal services, programs, and organized activities that educate, support and help protect women who cannot afford an attorney. “Every woman deserves unfettered access to legal services that educate and empower an authentic life, regardless of their financial or community status. My purpose for creating Grace & Justice was to ensure that all women could have grace and justice.”
