Jeffrey A. Rynor

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JEFFREY A. RYNOR is a founding member of Mitrani, Rynor, Adamsky & Toland, P.A., who practices in matrimonial and civil litigation where he is also a certified family mediator. He earned his law degree from the University of Florida in 1980 and received an LL.M. degree in Taxation from George Washington University in 1982. He received his undergraduate degree, with high honors and Phi Beta Kappa distinction, from the University of Florida in 1978.

Mr. Rynor has been named one of South Florida’s “Top Lawyers” in the areas of civil litigation and matrimonial law in the “South Florida Legal Guide” and named one of Florida’s Super Lawyers. Currently, Mr. Rynor is on the Executive Committee and Board of Directors of The Hebrew Academy and the Board of Trustees for the Vizcaya Museum and Gardens Trust. In addition, he was elected a member of the Board of Governors of The Florida Bar in 2018, which has exclusive authority to formulate and adopt matters of policy concerning the activities of the Bar.

Mr. Rynor has held the Presidential position from Temple Emanu-El, the Dade County Bar Association, the Miami Beach Senior High Alumni Association, Vizcayans, and Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Greater Miami (for which he received national honors). Other positions held by Mr. Rynor includes the Past-Chair of the Vizcaya Museum and Gardens and Trust, Florida Bar’s Equal Opportunities in the Profession Committee, Dade County Bar Association By-laws Committee, the Editorial Board of the Dade County Bar Bulletin and the Dade County Bar Association Matrimonial Law Committee. He has also served on the Florida Bar Grievance Committee.

Mr. Rynor is the author of Comparative Negligence and Contribution in Florida: "Contribution from Parties Otherwise Immune from Suit," The Florida Bar 4th Edition 1992, and was a finalist in the 1996 Up & Comers Award established by the South Florida Business Journal. He was recognized by the Ronald McDonald House in 2002 as one of South Florida’s 12 “Good Men” and by the Miami News in 1988 as one of Dade’s “Good People.” In 2004, Mr. Rynor was inducted into the Miami Beach Senior High School Hall of Fame.