Bresky Law Obtains Reversal and Remand for Clarification of Inconsistency Between Final Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage and Parenting Plan

January 18, 2017 Our firm recently obtained the reversal and remand of a Final Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage for clarification of an inconsistency between the Final Judgment and the Parenting Plan. We represented the former wife in an appeal of a Final Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage. An issue of contention between the parties at...

Another success for Bresky Law, in the case of United Bank vs. The Estate of Frazee

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Another Victory For a Client of Bresky Law!

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Bresky Law prevailed again! See how they obtained a substantial reduction of a client’s prison sentence.

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Invited Error: An Argument for Appellees

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Fourth DCA Decides “Filing” Means Electronic Filing

https://attorneyatlawmagazine.com/fourth-dca-decides-filing-means-electronic-filing

Florida Supreme Court Addresses Validity of Offers of Settlement that Fail to Mention Attorney’s Fees in Cases Where the Complaint Does Not Seek Fees

Kuhajda v. Borden Dairy Co. of Alabama, LLC, 41 Fla. L. Weekly S 471 (Fla. Oct. 20, 2016) The Florida Supreme Court recently decided the question of whether an offer of settlement under section 768.79(1), Florida Statutes, is invalid when the offer of judgment fails to address attorney’s fees pursuant to Fla. R. Civ. P....

Appellate Court Vacates Prematurely-Entered Order Granting Opponent’s Motion to Supplement Record on Appeal

A district court of appeal recently vacated a prematurely-entered order that had granted our opponent’s motion to supplement the record on appeal. We represent the appellant in an appeal stemming from a commercial dispute over a limited liability company. The appellate briefs have not yet been filed. There was also a separate derivative action in...

Bresky Law Successfully Defends Against Motion to Stay Pending Appeal of Order Awarding Former Wife Her Attorney’s Fees

Bresky Law recently successfully defended against a motion to stay pending appeal directed at a family court order awarding our client her attorney’s fees. The trial court entered an order (“Fees Order”) that awarded our client her attorney’s fees following the dissolution of the parties’ marriage and directed that the former husband pay the fees...

To Tweet or Not to Tweet? That is the Question (and When You’re a Juror, the Answer is No)

Murphy v. Roth, Case No. 4D14-4830 (Fla. 4th DCA Oct. 5, 2016)* Jury service may not be anyone’s favorite pastime, but it is a civic duty and a critical component of the system of justice. One important aspect of jury duty is the obligation to avoid communicating about the jury service or the case, and...