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Attorney Trizia Eavenson, a great community leader
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Al Dia Today |
Attorney Trizia Eavenson serves as a board member and counselor of the Brevard Aiding Shelter Animals Project, Inc.
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By Maria Sonnenberg
For Al Dia Today
ROCKLEDGE Hispanic attorney Trizia Eavenson has a soft spot for the underdogliterally.
Eavenson, a partner with Moore Eavenson PLC in Rockledge, is a Board Member of and often serves as counsel for Brevard ASAP, or Brevard Aiding Shelter Animals Project, Inc.
Eavenson said, Its near and dear to my heart. I became a lawyer because I wanted to help.
Eavenson cannot think of a better job than being an attorney.
This is what I wanted to be when I grew up, she said.
Eavenson was born in the Bronx, the child of an Italian father and a Puerto Rican mother.
Shortly after that, we moved to Tampa and then to Brindisi in Italy, she said.
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Keiser University
celebrates 35th anniversary
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Keiser University reach extends globally through international programs that include its Latin Division and a branch campus in Shanghai, China.
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By Maria Sonnenberg
For Al Da Today
FORT LAUDERDALE In 1977, Arthur Keiser and his mother decided to launch their own school of higher learning. They started with one student in Ft. Lauderdale.
35 years later, the school is now a university with more than 20,000 students studying for associate's, bachelor's, master's and doctoral programs in 60 different fields of study offered in 15 campuses, including an online school. 1,050 students attend the Brevard Campus, the second in the university's meteoric expansion.
"Brevard is one of our larger campuses," said Belinda Keiser, vice chancellor of community relations and student advancement.
"It was part of our long term goal to remain community based rather than grow into single large facility, so we chose Melbourne. Melbourne has been extremely supportive of us."
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Don't trust people who do not deserve to be trusted
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David Stoller es abogado de la prctica de inmigracin por ms de 10 aos. Fue Fiscal de la Corte de Inmigracin y esta certificado por la Asociacin de Abogados de la Florida como Experto en Inmigracin y Nacionalidad. Law Offices of David Stoller, PA. Telfono - 407.999.0088. Oficinas en Orlando y Melbourne. |
For David Stoller
Guest Columnist
One of the most common mistakes that immigrants make in the United States is trusting people who do not deserve to be trusted. All of us hav heard stories of friends, family and others who have paid thousands of dollars to someone to assist in straightening out one's immigration status only to later on learn that their money has been lost. Before this happens to you, make sure that you familiarize yourself with the legal service providers with whom you deal.
Unlike many countries in South and Central America, almost anyone can become a "notary." In many of your home country's, a notary must be a legal profesional with an education or someone who is otherwise licensed to handle legal matters. This is not so here in the United States. Although there are some requirements that one must complete in order to call themselves a notary, these requirements do not entail anything close to those required to becoming a licensed attorney in the United States.
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Today is a bilingual newspaper serving Central Florida.
The news is relevant to the hispanic community as a source for
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