Rochelle A. Pitts, Esq. is an associate attorney at Aloia | Roland | Lubell. Her primary area of practice is Personal Injury & Wrongful Death. Rochelle attended the University of Florida and graduated in 2013 with a bachelor’s degree in religion. After obtaining her bachelor’s degree (which required bi-weekly commutes from Cape Coral), Pitts worked as a paralegal at an injury firm before starting law school at Ave Maria School of Law in 2018.
In her final year of law school, her family was struck with tragedy as her fiance was killed in a car accident. With an incredible support system, she persevered and graduated with her J.D. in 2022, and was admitted to practice law in Florida in 2023. Pitts is very candid about grief and tragic loss. She writes often about how her personal experiences affect her life and career. She has helped to found an online support group for women widowed while pregnant and helps facilitate a sister group for young widows with over 11,000 members.
Rochelle is actively involved with Valerie’s House of Southwest Florida. The organization’s mission to help children and families work through the loss of a loved one is a mission statement that resonates deeply for her. She is a Valerie’s House mom, contributing her time wherever she can to support the vision that No Child Will Grieve Alone. She is also an active member of the legal community, participating in numerous legal events sponsored by the Lee County Bar Association and the Young Lawyers Division.
Rochelle is “Gung Ho about Everything” and as a mother of four children, three girls and a boy, she does her best to keep them as busy as they keep her.
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Rochelle A. Pitts, Esq. is an associate attorney at Aloia | Roland | Lubell. Her primary area of practice is Personal Injury & Wrongful Death. Rochelle attended the University of Florida and graduated in 2013 with a bachelor’s degree in religion. After obtaining her bachelor’s degree (which required bi-weekly commutes from Cape Coral), Pitts worked as a paralegal at an injury firm before starting law school at Ave Maria School of Law in 2018.
In her final year of law school, her family was struck with tragedy as her fiance was killed in a car accident. With an incredible support system, she persevered and graduated with her J.D. in 2022, and was admitted to practice law in Florida in 2023. Pitts is very candid about grief and tragic loss. She writes often about how her personal experiences affect her life and career. She has helped to found an online support group for women widowed while pregnant and helps facilitate a sister group for young widows with over 11,000 members.
Rochelle is actively involved with Valerie’s House of Southwest Florida. The organization’s mission to help children and families work through the loss of a loved one is a mission statement that resonates deeply for her. She is a Valerie’s House mom, contributing her time wherever she can to support the vision that No Child Will Grieve Alone. She is also an active member of the legal community, participating in numerous legal events sponsored by the Lee County Bar Association and the Young Lawyers Division.
Rochelle is “Gung Ho about Everything” and as a mother of four children, three girls and a boy, she does her best to keep them as busy as they keep her.
