United States v. T.J., 22901-17S
Apr 25, 2018OUTCOME: settled
Tax Court case involving taxable income of independent contractor. Successfully resolved case and removed almost $10,000 of penalties.
Radha Rothrock's Legal Cases (11)
Naples, FL
Tax Lawyer at Naples, FL
Practice Areas: Tax, Immigration
In Re GG
Jan 02, 2018OUTCOME: won
Successfully removed more than $100,000 IRS penalty for taxpayer. Taxpayer had been in collections for almost ten years and almost lost his business because IRS took extremely aggressive collection ef ... forts.
R.R. v. M.M., 39 Fla. L. Weekly D1505
Jul 18, 2014OUTCOME: won
Represented a father in a termination of parental rights appeal. Father's rights were terminated while incarcerated. Successfully argued that judge committed reversible error. Case reversed.
143 So.3d 449 (2014)
Jan 01, 2014OUTCOME: won
Successfully reversed termination of parental rights case
RH v DCF
Jan 01, 2012OUTCOME: affirmed
Represented parent in termination of parental rights proceeding. Argued state's case was legally insufficient. Judgment affirmed.
In re GM
Jan 01, 2011OUTCOME: chapter 11 plan confirmed
This case was a chapter 11 case with multiple issues. The debtor owned a residence with a first mortgage of approximately $500,000 and a second mortgage of approximately $500,000. He also had IRS lia ... bility of approximately $500,000. He owned several investment properties that were undervalued. I filed a motion to strip the second lien on his home, and it was granted. He was able to keep his home and pay the first mortgage only. I negotiated the taxes with the IRS and the State of New York. He ended up paying approximately $15,000 of the $500,000 taxes owed. He surrendered his investment properties to the bank and did not have to pay any deficiency for the balance owed. The chapter 11 plan was confirmed.
In re D.A. and R.A.
Jan 01, 2011OUTCOME: won
Debtor's budget consisted of more than $200 per month for cash value life insurance policy. Trustee objected to debtor contributing to the policy because it was not a term life policy. Debtor argued ... that cash value life insurance contribution was necessary to protect his family in this particular case because Debtor was a retired and disabled police officer who was injured on the line of duty and was not eligible for term life policy. Court allowed debtor's budget to allow contribution for cash value life insurance policy.
DV v Department of Children and Families
Jan 01, 2009OUTCOME: won
Represented a father in a termination of parental rights appeal. Successfully reversed case because State failed to comply with statute.
EF v DCF
Jan 01, 2009OUTCOME: reversed
Represented parent in appeal of termination of parental rights proceeding. Trial court reversed because parent's due process was violated.
Isaacson v. Anderson, 982 S.W.2d 39 (Tex. App. – Houston [1st Dist.]) 1998, no writ)
N/AOUTCOME: Court of Appeal upheld judgment
This case involved a breach of contract between a homeowner and a contractor. Rothrock Law Firm represented the contractor. The trial court awarded the contractor a judgment of punitive damages. The ... homeowner appealed. The Appellate Court upheld the judgment based on fraud in the inducement. The case raised two issues of first impression. The first was whether punitive damages could be upheld on a breach of contract case. The second issue was whether pleading the county of residence as opposed to a street address satisfied the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure. The Court ruled for the contractor on both counts.
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