Practice Areas

Pro Bono

In addition to its extensive community involvement, Bromagen & Rathet, P.A. also gives back to the community by providing quality pro bono (free of charge) legal services to select needy clients of social service agencies, faith-based organizations and by referral.

Working in tandem with these agencies, the attorneys of Bromagen & Rathet, P.A. have represented clients with no other access to legal services in a wide variety of civil legal matters in Fort Lauderdale, Miami and Tampa Bay, Florida.

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Community Involvement

At Bromagen & Rathet, P.A., not only are we dedicated to giving the most professional legal service possible, but we are also committed to giving back to our community. The firm has been dedicated to providing community service and encourages its employees to give back to the community. Bromagen & Rathet realizes that by giving back, not only do we fulfill a personal need to help others, but we also help to strengthen our community as a whole. Our lawyers and staff are involved in various charitable organizations and services, both locally and internationally. The various services and organizations to which we dedicate our time and resources to include:

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Florida: Community organization established in 1915 to encourage the development of the emotional, social, educational, and physical well being of children through one-to-one mentoring relationships between adult volunteers and at risk children. http://www.bbbsjax.org/

Boys and Girls Club: National organization dedicated to providing a safe and positive place for the development of today’s youth. http://www.bgca.org/

Compassion International: A Christian child advocacy ministry helping over 1 million children worldwide escape from spiritual, economic, social and physical poverty, and enabling them to become responsible and fulfilled Christian adults. http://www.compassion.com/default.htm

PEARR: Professionals Educating & Advocating Respect in Relationships is the professional auxiliary section of Women’s In Distress of Broward County. PEARR is an organization committed to advocate for respect within relationships and to end dating/domestic violence. http://www.pearr.org/

Shepherd’s Way: A nonprofit organization located in Broward County, Florida. Shepherd’s Way provides emergency shelter, food, clothing, transportation, furniture, case work, and life skill classes to homeless children and families. http://www.theshepherdsway.org/

South Florida Urban Ministries: A non-profit organization focused on the development of today’s youth, aiding small business development, and providing hunger relief throughout South Florida. Established in 1973, South Florida Urban Ministries partners with local churches and organizations to reach thousands of South Floridians a year. http://www.sflum.org/

Special Olympics: Organization providing year-round sports training and athletic competition to more than 2.5 million people with intellectual disabilities in more than 180 countries. http://www.specialolympics.org

University of North Florida’s Pre-Law Advisory Board: Organization who’s mission is to enhance the preparation of the undergraduate student interested in pursuing law school and entrance into the legal profession or a law-related career. http://www.unf.edu/coas/polsci-pubadmin/Pre-Law/index.html

Women In Distress of Broward County: The goal of this organization is to provide victims of domestic violence with safe shelter, crisis intervention and resources, and to educate the community in order to stop abuse for everyone through intervention, education and advocacy. http://www.womenindistress.org/home.html

Brooks Rathet of the firm completed the Third Annual 26.2 with Donna The National Marathon to Fight Breast Cancer on Sunday February 21, 2010. The race had 7,600 participants, according to race officials. The race started in front of the Mayo Clinic and continued over the JTB Bridge and through three beach communities. There were course records broken with record pace setting by a half a dozen runners, men and women. Mr. Rathet was not one of them.

To learn more please contact our office administrator, Darlene Blackmon, at
Darlene.Blackmon@bromagenlaw.com.