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Brandon Arkin
About Brandon
Biography
Brandon Arkin was born and raised in South Florida. While attending law school he took an interest in Elder Law. Brandon interned for the Guardianship Program of Dade County, Inc. and was a Judicial Intern for Judge Mel Grossman of the 17th Judicial Circuit of Florida, Probate Division. After law school, Brandon became active in the Elder Law Section of the Florida Bar. He currently sits on several committees. Besides the Florida Bar Brandon is active in the Dade-County and Broward Country Bar Associations. He is know practicing Elder Law and Family Law at the Law Office of Benjamin R. Jacobi P.A.
Practice Areas
6
Practice Areas
Fees and Rates
Cost
Hourly Rates
$ 150-250 per hour
Payment Methods
- Cash
- Check
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Licensed in Florida for 15 years
State: Florida
Acquired: 2010
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Location
The Law Office of Benjamin R. Jacobi P.A.
1313 N.E. 125th Street, Suite 200, North Miami, FL, 33161
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"Brandon is a trusted member of the legal community. I have had the pleasure to know Brandon both personally and professionally."
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Nadia Pazos
Family lawyer
Experience
Associations
Palm Beach County Bar Association
Broward County Bar Association
Dade County Bar Association
Florida Bar, Elder Law Section
Florida Bar, Family Law Section
Florida Bar, Real Property, Probate and Trust Law Section
Education
N/A
St. Thomas University School of Law
Publications
2010
The Elder Law Advocate
When Declining DIC Benefits from the VA is Beneficial