Alexander Hernandez earned his Bachelor and Master of Science degrees in Criminal Justice from Florida International University, USA, and Juris Doctor degree from Nova Southeastern School of Law, USA. His teaching career began at Millennia Atlantic University in 2013, where he taught Business Law I and II and received the honor of being the highest-ranked professor by students. Alexander teaches Family Law Practicum and Community Property at Concord Law School and is currently developing their bankruptcy course. He also teaches Bankruptcy Law in English and Spanish at Marconi International University and is developing their business law course. At the University of California at Riverside, he teaches the Paralegal Studies Program. He also teaches criminal justice and political science courses for Central State University and is a legal writer at Upsolve.org. Before teaching, he practiced law as a sole practitioner for more than two decades.