Prosper Shaked, Jewish lawyer in Miami Florida

Prosper Shaked

Prosper Shaked is a trial attorney dedicated to representing clients with various personal injury claims in Florida such as car accidents, medical mal

  • Personal Injury
  • Car Accident
  • Wrongful Death
  • Products Liability
  • Medical Malpractice
Jonathan Korin, Jewish attorney in Miami Florida
Rebecca Amster, Jewish lawyer in Miami Florida

Rebecca Amster

Ms. Amster's practice is devoted entirely to working with children in their parents' family law matters. Dually disciplined in the law and in therapy

  • Child Custody
  • Divorce
  • Elder Law
Geil S. Bilu, Jewish lawyer in Miami Florida

Geil S. Bilu

Mr. Bilu obtained his J.D. from the Yeshiva University, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law in 2000. He is a member of the Florida Bar and is also admi

  • Real Estate
  • Bankruptcy and Debt
  • Business Law

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What can I do about a false claim of child abuse?

Someone filed a false claim of child abuse against me. I proved my innocence in court and I now want to sue them for slandering me and hurting my reputation. I would also like to sue the Miami Department of Children and Families for pursuing the false claims and involving my family, friends and some co-workers. These allegations and investigation affected my standing at my job. Also, will the claims still show up on my record even though they were lies, and the Judge agreed with me?
Published on 03/08/21
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In a divorce, can a US judge control property in Jordan?

I am helping a friend who is a Jewish immigrant from Jordan. He wants to divorce his wife due to her infidelity. He is concerned whether she will have any interest in property his family still owns in Jordan, because his name is also on that property and it was bought after he and the wife married. It’s very important to he and his family that they maintain that property without interference from wife, who has threatened to force the sale of it if my friend divorces her. Can a Jewish lawyer help him with this situation, and can a US judge even have authority over land located in Jordan?
Published on 03/08/21
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