Bresky Law Helps Former Husband Win Reversal of Judgment that Misapplied Canadian Prenuptial Agreement; Appellate Court Holds Proceeds of Marital Homes Are His Separate Property

May 11, 2022*

A family law attorney referred a client to Bresky Law for assistance with a complex divorce case involving a Marriage Contract (prenuptial agreement) that the client (the husband) had entered before his marriage in Canada. Bresky Law provided litigation support in the trial court and then...

Bresky Law Obtains Affirmance of Attorney Fee Award Against Insurer Arising Out of Car Accident Resulting in Injuries

October 28, 2021

Bresky Law recently obtained affirmance of an attorney’s fee award against an insurance company, arising out of a car accident in which our clients sustained injuries.

The plaintiffs were a married couple who were injured in a car accident when another driver ran...

What Cubans Living Abroad Should Know About Their Legal Rights

By Yandrey Rodriguez Diaz, Esq.

Cuba is going through one of its tensest social and political moments in recent years. After the unexpected demonstrations of July 11, 2021, the Cuban people live in total uncertainty as to what future awaits the country.

Even under the current...

Appellate Attorney Robin I. Bresky Honored With 2019 Soroptimist International Women of Distinction Award

BOCA RATON, Fla. – Appellate attorney Robin I. Bresky, Founder and President of Bresky Law, won the 2019 Soroptimist International Women of Distinction award in the category of Community Involvement. Bresky was recognized for her many contributions to Legal Aid Society of Palm Beach County where she has served as a board member for the...

Bresky Law Obtains Per Curiam Affirmance for Appellees in Ejectment and Conversion Case

Bresky Law in Boca Raton, Florida, recently helped its clients, who are landowners in Hendry County, to maintain the victory they had previously won in the trial court in a case involving the ejectment of squatters from their farmland and the assessment of damages for the squatters’ conversion of personal property. The underlying case began...

Five Things You Should Do in the Trial Court to Boost Your Chance of Winning an Appeal

Everything you do in the trial court should be geared towards a potential appeal. It seems that one side or the other is likely to appeal nearly any order. If you’re the Appellant, trying to reverse an order adverse to your client, the statewide statistics show less than a 20% chance of success on...

Protecting Your Adult Children: The Underappreciated Benefit of a Revocable Living Trust

By Jennifer L. Fulton, Esquire Bresky Law The golden age of the pension plan is waning. Social security is at risk of going bankrupt. The divorce rate has risen, and can wreak financial havoc in a person’s life. How will your children retire? While you may not be able to protect them from these possibilities, your...

Bresky Law Obtains Reversal of Order Granting Summary Judgment

August 17, 2018* Bresky Law recently assisted a chiropractic care center in obtaining reversal of a county court order granting final summary judgment in favor of an insurance company that our client had sued. Our client provided medical treatment to an insured patient following a car accident. Our client later sued the patient’s auto insurance company...

Bresky Law Succeeds in Appeal of Permanent Injunction for Protection Against Dating Violence

August 8, 2018* Bresky Law recently assisted a client in obtaining a per curiam affirmance of a restraining order protecting him against violence by his former girlfriend. At the trial court level, the Petitioner filed a sworn petition for injunction for protection against dating violence pursuant to section 784.046, Florida Statutes (2017). Based on the evidence...

Amendments to Florida Rules of Appellate Procedure Regarding Records and Appendices Took Effect October 1, 2017

On September 7, 2017, the Supreme Court of Florida amended the Florida Rules of Appellate Procedure regarding the record on appeal and any appendix filed in appellate proceedings. The amendments took effect on October 1, 2017. In re: Amendments to the Florida Rules of Appellate Procedure, Case No. 16-1377 (Fla....