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Bresky Law Obtains Affirmance of Alimony and Attorney’s Fees Awards in Final Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage
October 28, 2020 Bresky Law recently obtained affirmance of a trial court’s alimony and fee awards in favor of our client in a final judgment of dissolution of marriage. The firm also prevailed on the client’s cross-appeal of the trial court’s child support ruling. The appeal arose from a proceeding to dissolve a twenty-two… Read More »
Estate Planning During a Pandemic
By Jennifer L. Fox, J.D., LL.M. Due to the current pandemic, many of us have been thinking about our mortality. As a result, pushing off one’s estate plan is no longer an option. During these unpredictable times, individuals are motivated to quickly create or update their estate plans. The issue becomes how to effectively… Read More »
Bresky Law Obtains Reversal of Order Denying Motion To Set Aside Oral Marital Settlement Agreement
October 7, 2020 Bresky Law recently obtained reversal of a trial court order denying a husband’s motion to set aside a purported oral settlement agreement in a dissolution of marriage proceeding. The parties were scheduled for a hearing on the wife’s motion for temporary relief in the pending dissolution proceeding. The parties’ attorneys had… Read More »
Law Firm Leaders: Robin Bresky
This article originally appeared on Law360.com on August 26, 2020 and was written by Nathan Hale. Former state prosecutor Robin I. Bresky launched her own practice in Boca Raton, Florida, in 2000 and has built The Law Offices of Robin Bresky into a respected boutique firm that represents clients statewide in a full array of appeals, including civil,… Read More »
Preparing Your College Child to Return During COVID
By Jennifer Fulton Those of you sending your children off to college may be surprised and frustrated by the barriers that suddenly exist to receiving information about your fledgling adult making their way in the world. Now that they are 18, your little darling is considered an adult (here in Florida, and in many… Read More »
Creative Solution to Jurisdictional Issue Helps Firm Obtain Writ of Certiorari Protecting Elderly Lady’s Health Records
March 9, 2020* It is not easy to convince an appellate court to issue a writ of certiorari to quash a trial court’s order compelling discovery. The petitioner must demonstrate “a departure from the essential requirements of law that will cause material injury for which there is no adequate remedy by appeal.” Fla. R…. Read More »
Boca Appellate Attorney Robin I. Bresky Recognized in 2020 Florida Super Lawyers List
Boca Appellate Attorney Robin I. Bresky Recognized in 2020 Florida Super Lawyers List Appellate attorney Robin I. Bresky, founder and president of The Law Offices of Robin Bresky, was selected for inclusion in the 2020 Florida Super Lawyers list. This is Bresky’s ninth consecutive year as a Super Lawyers honoree. Each year, no more… Read More »
Law Offices of Robin Bresky Supports Florida Bar Campaign for New Sock Donations
The Law Offices of Robin Bresky is supporting the Florida Bar Association’s virtual community service project to donate new pairs of socks to various charities. The Helping Florida Get Back on Its Feet is a campaign tied to the Bar’s annual convention which starts June 15th and will be conducted virtually for the first… Read More »
During or After Your Divorce, It’s Time to Update Your Estate Plan
By Jennifer L. Fulton, Esquire If you are going through a divorce, consider your estate plan. Most people want someone other than the spouse they are divorcing to make their health care decisions for them. You may also want to change the fiduciaries named in your documents and change the beneficiaries. The rules are… Read More »
Hand Sanitizer, Toilet Paper and… An Estate Plan?
By Jennifer L. Fulton, Esquire The recent coronavirus pandemic has all of us making our emergency preparedness list: hand sanitizer, toilet paper, sanitizing wipes, etc. But perhaps you haven’t thought of another important measure that should be in place, to protect you and your family: a basic estate plan. This can be done with… Read More »
