Bresky Law, an experienced and successful South Florida appellate, estate and corporate law firm, has merged with Schwartz Sladkus Reich Greenberg Atlas LLP (SSRGA), a leading New York City-based law firm and South Florida’s Johnson, Ritchey, & Feldman P.A. effective May 15, 2022.
Bresky Law recently obtained reversal of a trial court order denying our client’s motion for return of its original loan documents following a foreclosure proceeding.
The plaintiff filed suit to foreclose a note and mortgage. The case proceeded to a nonjury trial at which the plaintiff introduced what it contended were the...
By Jonathan MannÂ
Whether a party seeking an award of attorney fees needs an expert witness to testify in support of the reasonableness of the fees requested has been the subject of much discussion and many written legal opinions in Florida.
In a recent case, Bresky Law was originally retained to represent the personal representative in the administration of a probate estate that poured into a revocable living trust. During the probate administration, one of the trust beneficiaries filed an adversarial trust action, claiming the trust amendment had been procured by undue influence....
By Jennifer L. Delgado
Despite his fame and fortune, Larry King attempted to draft his own handwritten will to cut his estranged wife out of his estate. However, she claims it was the product of undue influence. On Jan. 23, 2021, Larry passed away at the age of 87 and...
By Robin I. Bresky and Jennifer L. DelgadoÂ
The new year began with drastic changes to Florida’s county court appeal procedures and document formats. The primary source of appellate jurisdiction is the Florida Constitution, which specifies that the district courts of appeal have appellate jurisdiction over appeals that are not...
By Jennifer L. Fox
The United States just experienced a historic election amid a worldwide pandemic. The election was filled with anticipation, confusion, and delays. One thing we can try to predict, however, is how the election may affect estate and gift tax, based on the new administration’s proposed tax...
December 29, 2020*
Bresky Law recently obtained a decision in the United States Court of Appeals For The Eleventh Circuit that vacated our client’s sentence for federal criminal charges and ordered resentencing.
Our client had entered a plea agreement to plead guilty to federal criminal charges...
By Jennifer L. Delgado, 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...
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’...
