 Mr. Kitroser is admitted in Florida, New York, and Colorado with over 25 years experience in the practice of law. He is a member the Elder Law and Real Property and Trust Law sections of the Florida Bar, a member of the National Association of Elder Law Attorneys, serves on the Special Needs Trust subcommittee of the Elder Law section of the bar and is a supporter and advocate for Alpert Jewish Family & Children´s Service.
Mitchell Kitroser was born in Brooklyn, New York in 1958 and grew up in New York City. In 1979, Mr. Kitroser obtained a B.A. in Mathematics from St. John's University, Jamaica, New York, in 1979 and a Law Degree from St. John's University in 1982. He practiced law in New York for 12 years, including serving as the confidential Law Clerk to Justice Richard A. Goldberg, Justice of the New York State Supreme Court, Kings County.
Relocating to Florida in 1995, Mr. Kitroser served for over five years as an Assistant State Attorney in Palm Beach County. In late 2000, Mitchell Kitroser opened a private practice in West Palm Beach, Florida, focusing on Real Estate, Probate, Estate Planning and Guardianship matters. He is also the owner of Symphony Title Insurance Agency.
F.A.Q.:
1) If I die without a will, do my assets go to the State? ANSWER
2) What type of estate planning do I need to do for my special needs child? ANSWER
3) If my estate goes through probate, does that mean that I have to pay death taxes? ANSWER
4) Which is better, a revocable trust or a will? ANSWER
5) I receive disability benefits and am expecting an inheritance. Will I lose my benefits? ANSWER
6) I have an elderly relative who needs to go into a nursing home. Do they need to spend all of their money before they qualify for Medicaid? ANSWER
7) How do I protect my elderly relative from exploitation? ANSWER
8) What happens if I get hurt or sick and cannot manage my own affairs? Who will do that for me? ANSWER
9) Do I need a lawyer to help me with the purchase or sale of real estate? ANSWER
10) I was hurt in an accident. How do I know who to choose as a personal injury attorney? ANSWER
11) How do I choose the right personal injury attorney for my case? ANSWER
 Michelle A. Eichelman, Esq. was born in Lincoln, Nebraska. Michelle graduated from the University of Massachusetts (Cum Laude) with a Bachelors of Fine Arts in 1987. Michelle moved to Palm Beach County, Florida in 1990. Michelle graduated from the Shepard Broad Law Center at Nova Southeastern University with a Juris Doctorate in 2001. While at Nova Southeastern University, Michelle received an award for donating over 750 hours of her time for Pro Bono legal work. Michelle was admitted to the Florida Bar in 2001. She was admitted to practice in the Southern U.S. District and the Northern U.S. District Courts of Florida in 2002.
She is a member of the Palm Beach County Bar Association. She is an emeritus member of the Craig S. Barnard American Inns of Court. Michelle practices in the areas of Family Law, Bankruptcy, Estate Planning, Probate, and Guardianship. Michelle and her husband reside in Palm Beach County, Florida.
F.A.Q.:
1) Will I be able to obtain credit again after Bankruptcy? ANSWER
2) If I am married, does my spouse have to file for bankruptcy with me? ANSWER
3) If I file for bankruptcy, will I lose my car and all of my property? ANSWER
4) I am very behind on the mortgage payments on my homestead. Can I keep my home if I file for bankruptcy? ANSWER
5) I have remarried. Can my new husband adopt my child from my previous marriage? ANSWER
6) I own an automobile (free and clear of any liens or leases). Can I keep it a after I file for bankruptcy? ANSWER
7) If my husband and I divorce, would he have to pay me alimony? ANSWER
8) Can I get a legal separation from my spouse in Florida? ANSWER
9) My husband and I have children and we are getting a divorce. Can I waive his having to pay child support? ANSWER
10) My landlord just increased my rent. Am I entitled to receive more child support from my ex-husband to equal the increase in my rent? ANSWER
11) The mother of my child and I are not married. Can she prevent me from seeing my child? ANSWER
12) Do I have to make an allegation that my spouse cheated on me in order for me to get a divorce in Florida? ANSWER
13) My spouse wants to divorce me. Can I prevent the divorce? ANSWER
14) I am a divorced mother with two young children. I have just been offered a wonderful job in another state. Can my ex-husband prevent me from just moving there next week and taking the children with me? ANSWER
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