Rebekah Davis is dedicated to guiding clients and their families through the complexities of probate and trust administration. She focuses on providing clear, consistent communication and works diligently to help each client reach their goals with confidence and peace of mind.
Before joining ShuffieldLowman, Rebekah practiced at a law firm concentrating on elder law and guardianship matters. There, she developed a strong foundation in navigating the court system and learned the nuanced requirements of various types of cases—experience she continues to draw on today.
Rebekah earned her J.D. from the University of South Carolina School of Law, where she served as Associate Justice of External Competitions for the Moot Court Bar. In this role, she sharpened her advocacy skills by crafting persuasive oral arguments and competing against law students from across the country. She completed her undergraduate studies at Winthrop University, graduating cum laude with a B.A.
Beyond her legal practice, Rebekah is deeply committed to community service. She has long supported the Special Olympics and previously served on the Organizing Committee for the South Carolina program.
Background
Rebekah is an avid runner from a family of runners. In her free time, she is with her dog, Bella, or outside hiking, swimming, or skiing. She is currently trying to visit every state park in Florida.
Admissions
State of Florida
Education
B.A., cum laude, Winthrop University
J.D., University of South Carolina School of Law
Moot Court Bar, Associate Justice of External Competitions (2023-2024)
Professional Associations & Memberships
Member, The Florida Bar
Elder Law Section
Member, Central Florida Estate Planning Council
Civic
Volunteer, Special Olympics
Recognitions & Awards
Recipient, CALI Award in Estate Planning, 2024