BOCA RATON, FL, December 10, 2012 (Press-News.org) This certification means he is recognized as an expert in family and marital law by the Florida Bar. In order to be selected for certification, an attorney must have at least five years of professional experience, at least half of which must have been dedicated to family law, exhibit a commitment to continuing legal education and complete a written examination demonstrating knowledge, skills and proficiency in the field of family law. According to the Florida Bar, "Certification provides an objective measure that a potential client can rely upon when selecting a lawyer."
Friedman is already recognized as an authority on family law matters in South Florida, frequently appearing in local and national news media as an experts in a range of family law matters. He is proud to add board certification to his credentials and eager to continue championing the interests of Florida families.
Joshua K. Friedman has called South Florida home for over 25 years. With over ten years of experience in private practice, Friedman has been recognized as one of Boca Raton's best attorneys by The Sun Sentinel for several years and named a Florida Super Lawyers Rising Star in 2011. In addition to serving clients in the courtroom, Friedman is active in the community as a member of the Greater Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce and an advocate for a variety of charitable organizations.
The Boca Raton family law firm of Brodie & Friedman, P.A. represents clients in a broad range of family law matters, from small, agreeable divorce proceedings to full business valuation and division, as well as matters of alimony, child support and custody. The firm's attorneys pride themselves on their unparalleled commitment to their clients and advocacy based on each client's specific family and needs.
If you are looking for seasoned, reputable representation in a family law matter, please contact Brodie & Friedman at 1675 North Military Trail, Suite 550, Boca Raton, FL 33486 or call (561) 392-5100 for a consultation. You can also visit the firm's website at http://www.brodiefriedman.com to learn more about the firm's practice and commitment to client service.
Boca Raton Attorney Joshua Friedman Earns Florida Bar Board Certification for Family Law
Joshua K. Friedman, a partner with the distinguished Boca Raton family law firm of Brodie & Friedman, P.A. has earned his Board Certification in marital and family law from the Florida Bar.
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[Press-News.org] Boca Raton Attorney Joshua Friedman Earns Florida Bar Board Certification for Family LawJoshua K. Friedman, a partner with the distinguished Boca Raton family law firm of Brodie & Friedman, P.A. has earned his Board Certification in marital and family law from the Florida Bar.