Atty Wayne Starr, Hershwitz

Attorney for Jarrid D. Williams Carlos Alberto Gonzalez Bar Number: 656755 Mail Address: Wayne Starr P.A. PO Box 560206 Orlando, FL 32856-0206 United States Office: 407-228-7280 Fax: 407-228-4296 Email: waynestarr@cfl.rr.com Personal Bar URL: www.floridabar.org/mybar profile/656755 vCard: Download contact information County: Orange Circuit: 9 Admitted: 05/15/1987 10-Year Discipline History: None Law School: Stetson University College of Law, 1986 Thank you for > contacting the Attorney General's Office regarding > ATTORNEY MISCONDUCT/ASSISTING CRIMINAL NONSUPPORT . Our > staff will process it as soon as possible and, if necessary, > respond appropriately. We appreciate hearing from concerned > citizens such as yourself. If you wish to keep abreast of > the activities of this office, you may wish to consider a > subscription to our electronic newsletter Weekly > Briefing. Or perhaps > our Consumer > Alerts. Should you wish to > subscribe to either, or both, publications, please visit > oursubscription > page. > > > > > > > > > > COMPLAINT FILED > AGAINST > RUSSELL SCOTT > HERSHKOWITZ, Esquire= > Retained > 407-786-2889( > 1110 Douglas > Ave > Altamonte Springs, FL > 32714 > (407) > 786-2889 > http://www.russellhlaw.com > > > > ATTORNEY > MISCONDUCT/ASSISTING CRIMINAL NONSUPPORT & CHILD SUPPORT > RECOVERY ACT VIOLATIONS, FEDERAL CHILD SUPPORT COLLECTION > LAWS, SOCIAL SECURITY ACT 654,655,666,NEGLIGENCE, ASSISTING > JUDICIAL MISCONDUCT,BUSINESS TORT LAW > VIOLATIONS > > > > > http://www.hinshawlaw.com/the-lawyers-lawyer-newsletter---recent-developments-in-risk-management-03-09-2012/ > > > Duty to report > misconduct; code of > conducthttps://www.facebook.com/OrangeClerk?ref=ts#!/pages/Duty-to-report-misconduct/136147606416830?fref=ts&rf=144393985578228 > > > > > ( TORT LAW: A tort is a > civil wrong resulting from a violation of a legal right not > created by contract for which monetary redress is provided. > This may be (a) an act or (b) an omission. More formally, a > tort may be defined as a wrongful act or omission arising in > the course of social re ships other than contracts which > violates a person's legally protected rights for which > the law provides a remedy in the form of an action for > damages. > > > There are two basic > classifications of torts: (a) negligence which is the result > of an unintentional act (b) intentional acts or omissions > which results in a breach of someone's rights. There is > a third group in this area that should be explained. It is > referred to as strict liability.) > > > > > > > 8-2.241 > > > Civil Laws Governing Law > Enforcement Misconduct > BUT ALSO LAWS THAT ARE > FOR THE PREVENTION OF NEGLECT OF THE CHILD. > 827.03 Abuse, aggravated > abuse, and neglect of a child; penalties.— > > > intentional act that > could reasonably be expected to result in physical or mental > injury to > a child; > or > (c) Active encouragement > of any person to commit an act that results or could > reasonably be > expected to result in > physical or mental injury to a child. > A person who knowingly or > willfully abuses a child without causing great bodily > harm, > > > > > > > > > > > Subject: professional > misconduct, failure to comply nonprofit compliance, ethnic > biasness and duty to report misconduct by attorney of > judicial misconduct > > > signed and filed a valid > declaration of paternity that has the force and effect of > a judgment, enforceable by contempt > REQUIREMENT OF > STATUTORILY PRESCRIBED PROCEDURES TO IMPROVE EFFECTIVENESS > OF CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT > > > Sec. 466. [42 U.S.C. 666] > (a) In order to satisfy section 454(20)(A), each State must > have in effect laws requiring the use of the following > procedures, consistent with this section and with > regulations of the Secretary, to increase the effectiveness > of the program which the State administers under this > part: > > > > > Sec. 466. [42 U.S.C. 666] > (a > > > (C) Voluntary paternity > acknowledgment.— > > > (iv) Use of paternity > acknowledgment affidavit.—Such procedures must require the > State to develop and use an affidavit for the voluntary > acknowledgment of paternity which includes the minimum > requirements of the affidavit specified by the Secretary > under section 452(a)(7) for the voluntary acknowledgment of > paternity, and to give full faith and credit to such an > affidavit signed in any other State according to its > procedures. > > > > THERE HAS BEEN A BREACH > OF DUTY/NEGLECT OF DUTY WHEREAS ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION WOULD > HAVE REMEDIED AN EXTENSIVE DELAY IN PROVIDING ADEQUATE CHILD > SUPPORT OR FINANCIAL SUPPORT. IT IS ALSO MORE THAT SUSPECTED > THAT THE UNTIMELY DELAYS AREASSOCIATED WITH THE FOLLOWING > BREACH(ES) > the 1996 reforms require > States to adopt laws that give the CSE agency authority to > initiate a series of expedited procedures without the > necessity of obtaining an order from any other > administrative agency or judicial tribunal > > > and > > > > > > > The Violence > Against Women Act of 1994 (VAWA) and the 1997 Omnibus > Consolidated Appropriations Act > > > > > and > > > > > MISUSE OF OFFICE UNDER > STATE AND FEDERAL LAW > > > You cannot use > information available to you because of your job, but > not > available to the public, > for your personal benefit or for the benefit of > others. > § 112.313(8), Fla. > Stat. > > > Title VI allows persons > to file administrative complaints with the federal > departments and agencies that provide financial assistance > alleging discrimination based on race, color, or national > origin by recipients of federal funds. > Under Title VI, EPA has a > responsibility to ensure that its funds are not being used > to subsidize discrimination based on race, color, or > national origin. This prohibition against discrimination > under Title VI has been a statutory mandate since 1964 and > EPA has had Title VI regulations since 1973. > EPA's Office of Civil > Rights is responsible for the Agency's administration of > Title VI, including investigation of such ... > > > A registered support > order is confirmed and immediately enforceable unless the > respondent files an objection in a record within a fixed > period of time, almost invariably the 20 days suggested > originally, Sections 603 and 607. > Section > 604. > > > > > TITLE 42 SECTIONS 666 AND > 654, 657 COLLECTION AND DISTRIBUTION CITATION FROM THE > FEDERAL STATUTE OF THE US CODE > § 657. Distribution of > collected support > > > > > The following is an > abstract from the Administration for Children and > Families' website and the Administration for Child > Support Enforcement, both of which publish all statutory > guidelines for the collection of child support and payments > thereof to the recipient. > collection and > distribution of child support payments Within this site it > is defined as follows Frequently Asked Questions about Child > Support Collection/Distribution For answers to questions > about your own case, you need to check with your local or > state child support office. State CSE agency telephone > numbers and addresses are at > (English):http://ocse3.acf.dhhs.gov/int/ > directories/ext/IVd_list.cfm > (Spanish):http://ocse3.acf.dhhs.gov/int/ > directories/ext/Espanol_IVd_ list.cfm State CSE agency web > site links are on our web site at the following > location: > http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/ > programs/cse/extinf.htm#exta The following general > information may be helpful: If the state collects more in a > month than is to be paid to the family for their current and > past due support, the rest of the money can be used to repay > the state and federal governments for cash assistance * AFDC > or TANF * that a family received. Also, child support > agencies can recover all or part of the costs of their > services from people who are not in a cash assistance > program. These can include the cost of legal work done by > agency attorneys or the costs of locating a parent, for > example. The money may be deducted from the child support > payment, or it may be collected from the noncustodial > parent. For more information on changes in the law and how > they may affect you, as well as the cost recovery practices > of your State, you should contact your State child support > enforcement agency. > > > > > > > Case Type: Paternity > DOR > Date Filed: > 08/29/2005 > Location: Div > 42 > Judicial Officer: Evans, > Robert M > > > Uniform Case Number: > 482005DR014270A001OX > > > Related Case Information > Related Cases > 2002-DR-006249-O > (Paternity) > Party > Information > > > Lead > Attorneys > Petitioner SHAW, SHEILA > JOCELYN BARBARA FANCHER (LIMITED) JONES, > Esquire > Retained > 407-849-1133(W) > > > Respondent GONZALEZ, > CARLOS ALBERTO > > > Events & Orders of > the Court DISPOSITIONS > 05/15/2012 > Order Denying (Judicial > Officer: Evans, Robert M) > > Tuesday, June 18, > 2013 12:39 PM > Subject: ATTORNEY > GENERAL COMPLAINT FILED AGAINST Hershkowitz Russell S > Attorney Category: Bankruptcy Law [Edit] 1110 Douglas Ave > Altamonte Springs, FL 32714 (407) 786-2889 > http://www.russellhlaw.com > > > > > > > Thank you for > contacting the Attorney General's Office regarding > ATTORNEY MISCONDUCT/ASSISTING CRIMINAL NONSUPPORT . Our > staff will process it as soon as possible and, if necessary, > respond appropriately. We appreciate hearing from concerned > citizens such as yourself. If you wish to keep abreast of > the activities of this office, you may wish to consider a > subscription to our electronic newsletter Weekly > Briefing. Or perhaps > our Consumer > Alerts. Should you wish to > subscribe to either, or both, publications, please visit > oursubscription > page. > > > > > > > > > > COMPLAINT FILED > AGAINST > RUSSELL SCOTT > HERSHKOWITZ, Esquire= > Retained > 407-786-2889( > 1110 Douglas > Ave > Altamonte Springs, FL > 32714 > (407) > 786-2889 > http://www.russellhlaw.com > > > > ATTORNEY > MISCONDUCT/ASSISTING CRIMINAL NONSUPPORT & CHILD SUPPORT > RECOVERY ACT VIOLATIONS, FEDERAL CHILD SUPPORT COLLECTION > LAWS, SOCIAL SECURITY ACT 654,655,666,NEGLIGENCE, ASSISTING > JUDICIAL MISCONDUCT,BUSINESS TORT LAW > VIOLATIONS > > > > > http://www.hinshawlaw.com/the-lawyers-lawyer-newsletter---recent-developments-in-risk-management-03-09-2012/ > > > Duty to report > misconduct; code of > conducthttps://www.facebook.com/OrangeClerk?ref=ts#!/pages/Duty-to-report-misconduct/136147606416830?fref=ts&rf=144393985578228 > > > > > ( TORT LAW: A tort is a > civil wrong resulting from a violation of a legal right not > created by contract for which monetary redress is provided. > This may be (a) an act or (b) an omission. More formally, a > tort may be defined as a wrongful act or omission arising in > the course of social re ships other than contracts which > violates a person's legally protected rights for which > the law provides a remedy in the form of an action for > damages. > > > There are two basic > classifications of torts: (a) negligence which is the result > of an unintentional act (b) intentional acts or omissions > which results in a breach of someone's rights. There is > a third group in this area that should be explained. It is > referred to as strict liability.) > > > > > > > 8-2.241 > > > Civil Laws Governing Law > Enforcement Misconduct > BUT ALSO LAWS THAT ARE > FOR THE PREVENTION OF NEGLECT OF THE CHILD. > 827.03 Abuse, aggravated > abuse, and neglect of a child; penalties.— > > > intentional act that > could reasonably be expected to result in physical or mental > injury to > a child; > or > (c) Active encouragement > of any person to commit an act that results or could > reasonably be > expected to result in > physical or mental injury to a child. > A person who knowingly or > willfully abuses a child without causing great bodily > harm, > > > > > > > > > > > Subject: professional > misconduct, failure to comply nonprofit compliance, ethnic > biasness and duty to report misconduct by attorney of > judicial misconduct > > > signed and filed a valid > declaration of paternity that has the force and effect of > a judgment, enforceable by contempt > REQUIREMENT OF > STATUTORILY PRESCRIBED PROCEDURES TO IMPROVE EFFECTIVENESS > OF CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT > > > Sec. 466. [42 U.S.C. 666] > (a) In order to satisfy section 454(20)(A), each State must > have in effect laws requiring the use of the following > procedures, consistent with this section and with > regulations of the Secretary, to increase the effectiveness > of the program which the State administers under this > part: > > > > > Sec. 466. [42 U.S.C. 666] > (a > > > (C) Voluntary paternity > acknowledgment.— > > > (iv) Use of paternity > acknowledgment affidavit.—Such procedures must require the > State to develop and use an affidavit for the voluntary > acknowledgment of paternity which includes the minimum > requirements of the affidavit specified by the Secretary > under section 452(a)(7) for the voluntary acknowledgment of > paternity, and to give full faith and credit to such an > affidavit signed in any other State according to its > procedures. > > > > THERE HAS BEEN A BREACH > OF DUTY/NEGLECT OF DUTY WHEREAS ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION WOULD > HAVE REMEDIED AN EXTENSIVE DELAY IN PROVIDING ADEQUATE CHILD > SUPPORT OR FINANCIAL SUPPORT. IT IS ALSO MORE THAT SUSPECTED > THAT THE UNTIMELY DELAYS AREASSOCIATED WITH THE FOLLOWING > BREACH(ES) > the 1996 reforms require > States to adopt laws that give the CSE agency authority to > initiate a series of expedited procedures without the > necessity of obtaining an order from any other > administrative agency or judicial tribunal > > > and > > > > > > > The Violence > Against Women Act of 1994 (VAWA) and the 1997 Omnibus > Consolidated Appropriations Act > > > > > and > > > > > MISUSE OF OFFICE UNDER > STATE AND FEDERAL LAW > > > You cannot use > information available to you because of your job, but > not > available to the public, > for your personal benefit or for the benefit of > others. > § 112.313(8), Fla. > Stat. > > > Title VI allows persons > to file administrative complaints with the federal > departments and agencies that provide financial assistance > alleging discrimination based on race, color, or national > origin by recipients of federal funds. > Under Title VI, EPA has a > responsibility to ensure that its funds are not being used > to subsidize discrimination based on race, color, or > national origin. This prohibition against discrimination > under Title VI has been a statutory mandate since 1964 and > EPA has had Title VI regulations since 1973. > EPA's Office of Civil > Rights is responsible for the Agency's administration of > Title VI, including investigation of such ... > > > A registered support > order is confirmed and immediately enforceable unless the > respondent files an objection in a record within a fixed > period of time, almost invariably the 20 days suggested > originally, Sections 603 and 607. > Section > 604. > > > > > TITLE 42 SECTIONS 666 AND > 654, 657 COLLECTION AND DISTRIBUTION CITATION FROM THE > FEDERAL STATUTE OF THE US CODE > § 657. Distribution of > collected support > > > > > The following is an > abstract from the Administration for Children and > Families' website and the Administration for Child > Support Enforcement, both of which publish all statutory > guidelines for the collection of child support and payments > thereof to the recipient. > collection and > distribution of child support payments Within this site it > is defined as follows Frequently Asked Questions about Child > Support Collection/Distribution For answers to questions > about your own case, you need to check with your local or > state child support office. State CSE agency telephone > numbers and addresses are at > (English):http://ocse3.acf.dhhs.gov/int/ > directories/ext/IVd_list.cfm > (Spanish):http://ocse3.acf.dhhs.gov/int/ > directories/ext/Espanol_IVd_ list.cfm State CSE agency web > site links are on our web site at the following > location: > http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/ > programs/cse/extinf.htm#exta The following general > information may be helpful: If the state collects more in a > month than is to be paid to the family for their current and > past due support, the rest of the money can be used to repay > the state and federal governments for cash assistance * AFDC > or TANF * that a family received. Also, child support > agencies can recover all or part of the costs of their > services from people who are not in a cash assistance > program. These can include the cost of legal work done by > agency attorneys or the costs of locating a parent, for > example. The money may be deducted from the child support > payment, or it may be collected from the noncustodial > parent. For more information on changes in the law and how > they may affect you, as well as the cost recovery practices > of your State, you should contact your State child support > enforcement agency. > > > > > > > Case Type: Paternity > DOR > Date Filed: > 08/29/2005 > Location: Div > 42 > Judicial Officer: Evans, > Robert M > > > Uniform Case Number: > 482005DR014270A001OX > > > Related Case Information > Related Cases > 2002-DR-006249-O > (Paternity) > Party > Information > > > Lead > Attorneys > Petitioner SHAW, SHEILA > JOCELYN BARBARA FANCHER (LIMITED) JONES, > Esquire > Retained > 407-849-1133(W) > > > Respondent GONZALEZ, > CARLOS ALBERTO > > > Events & Orders of > the Court DISPOSITIONS > 05/15/2012 > Order Denying (Judicial > Officer: Evans, Robert M) >