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Brevard Paralegal Association Chapter

Paralegal Association of Florida, Inc.

The Paralegal PipelineInspiring professional growth...one paralegal at a time

September 2013

IN THIS ISSUE

State News 2

Chapter News 3

Photo Gallery 4

September MembershipMeeting 5

Student Segment 6

CommunityService 6

Student Scholarship 8, 9

ProfessionalDevelopmentScholarship 10,11,12

2013-14 BoardListing 13

Sponsors 14, 15

Follow us! SearchBrevard Paralegal

Association and join!

We list useful links,information regarding

upcoming meetings

and events!

KUDOs to the BPA members who

brought a guest with them at our August8, 2013 meeting. The only way to spreadthe word about our Association is byintroducing other people to our profes-sional organization and we are off to a

great start.

I would like to introduce myself to youall. My name is Debbie Gapsch and I wasrecently installed as Member-at- Large.Im very excited to work with the cur-

rent Board and members, as well as our

community.

The last three years with BPA, I was the

Student Liaison between Brevard Com-munity College and BPA. Beth Morroneand myself co-chaired this position fortwo of these years, and during this time,we became friends as well as paralegals.Membership during this time increased,and the commitment by us brought inmany students who became members of

BPA.

I have always been a volunteer in ourcommunity. My most memorable ex-periences were with the Guardian AdLitem Program. I really did make a dif-ference in a childs life with this organiza-

tion. During my twenty years as a stay-at-home Mom, I was involved in many

clubs and schools.

When our son went off to college, Ithought I would return to the work

force, and guess what? I could not find

anything that really interested me. Dur-ing my search for a new career, I discov-ered that I really enjoyed doing researchand most importantly, legal research. Idecided to check out BCC and well, the

rest is history.

I started volunteering at Brevard Legal

Aid, and worked with Silvia Cowen, andshe nicknamed me, the investigator.The support of Silvia and Brevard LegalAid, my confidence, and my professionalskills were strengthened. Before I gradu-ated from BCC, I was offered a positionwith a local attorney, and have been em-

ployed as a paralegal since May, 2013.

Im married to Al and we will celebrate

our 25th Anniversary next year. Wehave one child, his name is Logan and heis currently a senior at Stetson Univer-sity in Deland. We have three Pem-broke Welsh Corgis, one who will start

Conformation and Obedience shows inSeptember. Im an avid gardener, and

currently the Secretary of our Home-

owners Association.

Looking forward to seeing you all at ourmonthly meetings.

Debbie Gapsch

Monthly Message


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The Paralegal PipelinePage 2

PAF ANNUAL

MEMBERSHIP

RENEWALS

ARE YOU LATE????

We currently have some active,student and associate memberswho have not renewed theirmembership to date.

Please submit your renewal ap-plication now so as not to missout on eligibility for upcomingscholarships and opportunitiesfor CLEs.

Applications can be obtainedthrough the PAF Website orcontacting PAF Headquarters.

Contact information and website are listed below.

Notable News for the Sunshine State

Orientation for new Presi-dents and Chapter Treas-urers was held in Orlando onAugust 3rd. Tracy King andHope Lutz represented our

Chapter.

PAF intends to distribute the

proposed revisions to the PAFbylaws to the full membershipon September 4, 2013. A spe-cial meeting will be held at thefall seminar to vote on the

amendments.

Three bids have been receivedfrom vendors for revisions tothe PAF web site. Each Chap-

ter President has been askedto review the bids and submittheir comments back to PAF

by September 30th.

PAF is asking that Chapterswith responsibility for hostingthe two day conference to

submit hotel information oneyear in advance to headquar-ters. It is getting harder forPAF to secure hotel space ifthere is only a few months till

the seminar.

PAF is requesting that onemember from each Chapter

serve on a PAF Committee.

Paralegal Association of

Florida, Inc.

466 94th Avenue North

St. Petersburg, FL 33702

Tel. 727-258-0460www.pafinc.org

Notable News from PAF


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The Board of Directors will be meeting onMonday, August 26, 2013 at

6:00 p.m. at Perkins Restaurant, 8200 N. Wickham Road, Melbourne,FL 32940. Please feel free to attend if your schedule permits.

Suntree Country Club: We have been able to work out a planwith Suntree Country Club to use the large room upstairs when avail-able. I think for those of you who were able to attend our meeting inAugust, you would agree that the atmosphere was so much nicer thanour normal meeting room. We will not know which room our meet-ing will be in until close to our meeting date, but there will always be asign posted at the front entrance of the Club.

We also had the Club include two no-dinner seats at each table ratherthen have one large table in the back of the room. This helps ensurethat everyone has an opportunity for networking and socializing withdifferent members each month.

Incentives for Members to Bring Guests: The August meetingwas our kick off for the membership incentive program. The programencourages members to bring guest(s) to meetings and in return theirname is placed in a raffle for a beautiful basket. For every guest youbring, you get a raffle ticket. Only those members bringing a guest areable to put a raffle ticket in the basket. We had a total of five guests

at our meeting, guests of four members. Since that time, one of theguests has become a member. In addition, our speaker brought a col-league and an intern. The attorney encouraged the intern to get in-volved in the organization and made sure he had the membership in-formation before he left.

Congratulation to JessicaPauley who won the basket.A big thank you to the lawfirm of Moser & Moser whodonated the basket contents

and Jeremie Ayala for puttingit all together.

Annual Audit: The AuditCommittee is currently reviewing all the financial records of the Chap-ter as part of our annual responsibilities to PAF. A full report will begiven at the scheduled Board Meeting on August 26th.

Jayne Brogan

Penny Chambers

Jennifer Christian

Cathleen Cummings

Marcy Hoover

Suzanne Mair

Lisa Schmidt

MEMBERSHIP COUNT

59 Active 2 Associates

15 Students 2 Honorary

Total 78

They say its your Birthday

Happy Birthday to Ya

Notable News from Your Board of Directors


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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS

SUNTREE COUNTRY CLUBAUGUST 8, 2013

The Installation of Officers was conducted by Louis Jiannine, J.D., Professor and Curriculum Coordi-nator for the Paralegal Studies Program at Eastern Florida State College. Below, from left to right,

Anne Cope, President; Tracy King, Vice-President; Hope Lutz, Treasurer; Linda Goettsche, Secre-tary; Debbie Gapsch, Member-at-Large.


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SEPTEMBER MEMBERSHIP MEETING

September 12, 2013

6:00 P.M.

Suntree Country Club

One Country Club Drive

Melbourne, FL 32940

E-Filing - Everything You Need to Know But Didnt Know Who to Ask

PRESENTERS

BREVARD COUNTY CLERK OF COURT e-FILING

TRAINING TEAM

Rachel Sadoff, Customer Service Supervisor

Kim Powell, Civil EDP Supervisor

Angela Roberts, Child Support Supervisor

Sherry Sanker, Project Lead for Criminal e-Filing

Doug McDaniel, Recording Clerk

Ann Morgan, Court Clerk

Lisa Baumgartner, Civil EDP Clerk

BPA Members are encouraged to send their questions in advance to the training team at

[email protected] on or before September 10, 2013.



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COMMUNITY SERVICESTUDENT SEGMENTWe want to welcome back all thestudents from their summer breakand hope that you will actively par-ticipate in all that BPA offers. Weespecially want to encourage you toattend the September membershipmeeting which is highlighted onpage six of this newsletter. Apanel of Brevard County Clerk ofCourt training staff will be present-ing information and answering ques-tions about e-filing. If you are aBPA member you will be receivingan e-vite . If you are not currently amember, reservations can be madethrough [email protected] is going to be part of yourdaily routine when you are outworking in the legal community.Now is the time to get informed.

Just a friendly reminder, if you makea reservation but for some reasonare unable to attend, it is importantto cancel your reservation througheither e-vite or [email protected] at least threedays prior to the meeting.

Jodi Granger is the Student Liaisonbetween the Paralegal Studies Pro-gram at Eastern Florida State Col-lege (formerly BCC) and BPA. Jodican be contacted at

[email protected].

Jodi maintains a bulletin board inthe Paralegal Studies Classroomfilled with helpful information. Onthe bulletin board and in this news-letter is information about a studentscholarship. You must be a mem-ber of BPA to apply. Applicationsare due October 15, 2013.

This September BPA proudly supports the Wounded Warrior Project.

http://www.woundedwarriorproject.org/

Wounded Warriors: Can you even imagine what our military and wounded veterans must be going

through. As reported in the Lamp, many heroes are returning with multiple amputations or other

disabling injuries not completely fixed even by fancy prosthetics, methodical rehabilitation, and job

retraining. The Pentagon counts more than 29,000 combat wounded in the Middle East since the

terrorist attacks on New York and Washington. Tens of thousands more were hurt outside of combat or

in ways that show up later. . . . insurgents have relied on disfiguring bombs and bombardment as chief

tactics. At the same time, better armor and field medicine have kept U.S. soldiers alive at the highest

rate ever, leaving 16 wounded for every fatality, according to one study based on government data. The

ratio was fewer than 3-to-1 for Korea and Vietnam. . . . Treatment, recovery and retraining often can't

be assured quickly or cheaply. . . .These troops are just starting to seek help in large numbers, more than

185,000 so far. But the cost of their benefits is already testing resources set aside by government and

threatening the future of these wounded veterans for decades to come. . . . http://www.military.com

http://www.woundedwarriorproject.org/donate.aspx


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SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLEIn keeping with the tradition of BPA, the Board of Directors is happy to announce that two scholarships arebeing announced in this newsletter. The applications and the instructions for each are found in this newslet-

ter. Scholarship applications are due no later then October 15, 2013.

Student Scholarship :This scholarship is directed to students who are currently enrolled in the Paralegal Studies Program at East-ern Florida State College, formerly known as BCC. We all recognize the fi-nancial burden of going to school and the struggle it can be for many stu-dents. It is just not the cost of tuition and books, but often transportationexpenses, child care and stretching food budgets that make it difficult to finisha degree. The Student Scholarship has been designed to help relieve some ofthat stress.

Roseann Nelson Scholarship:

Roseann Nelson, CP was a founding member of BPA and the long time para-legal to Leonard Spielvogel, Esquire. Ms. Nelson exemplified the professional-ism required to be a successful paralegal and was a great mentor to all mem-bers of Brevard Countys legal community, in particular its paralegals. Mr.Spielvogel, wanting to honor Roseann after her untimely passing, endowed ascholarship to BPA to be maintained in Ms. Nelsons name. The RoseannNelson, CP Professional Development Scholarship was established to en-courage a chapter member to attain the CP, ACP, or CFLA designation,through the National Association of Legal Assistant (NALA) and the Parale-gal Association of Florida, Inc. (PAF).

If you are interested in certification but want to understand more please review your copy of the June/JulyNewsletter issued last month that gives a detailed overview. If you do not have a copy of the newsletter, itis posted on-line under our Chapter page on the PAF website atwww.pafinc.org.

MESSAGE FROM A RECEIPENT: On May 31, 2008, I received from the National Association of LegalAssistants my certificate of designation as a Certified Paralegal. BPA directly made this possible with the Ro-seann Nelson, CP Professional Development Scholarship. I applied for and received this scholarship whilestill attending classes for my paralegal studies. What a relief it was, especially as a student, to know that assoon as I graduated, my certification exam and study materials were already paid for - all I had to do waspass!

The application process for BPA scholarships is simple. BPA wants to help its members and encourages usto continue striving for professional recognition. Roseann Nelson exemplified the professional paralegal.Receiving this scholarship, and subsequently my CP designation, made me proud to be part of these organiza-tions and this group of individuals. I encourage current students to apply for any scholarship they are eligiblefor. There is nothing to lose and so much to gain! In fact, I am pleased to have just received my new certifi-cate, qualifying me for five more years as a CP. Thanks again to BPA and Mr. Spielvogel, as well as my cur-rent employers, Michael Kahn, Esq. and Roma Molinaro, CP, FRP, who have consistently encouraged and fos-tered my growth in this field and as a person.

Jessica Pauley, CP


Any student applying for theStudent Scholarship MUST be

a student member of BPA.

Please be sure and tell yourfellow students about thescholarship and the member-

ship requirement.

Students interested inPAF/BPA membership onlyneed to go online for the ap-plication and instructions on

how to apply.

www.pafinc.org


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BREVARD PARALEGAL ASSOCIATIONa chapter of the Paralegal Association of Florida, Inc.

$250.00 STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP

Brevard Paralegal Association (BPA) awards an annual $250.00 Student Scholarship to a

qualified applicant for the specific purpose of encouraging students enrolled in paralegal

programs in Brevard County to complete their degree. Scholarship funds will be awarded based

on adherence to the rules, qualifications and need. Recognizing that students have expenses that

surpass the boundaries of the classroom, BPA places no restriction on the way the funds will be

used by the recipient.

RULES

1. Applicant/Recipient must be a student member of BPA enrolled in and attending

paralegal studies classes at Eastern Florida State College, formerly BCC and provide

evidence of same with the Application. Membership must be confirmed by PAF and

BPA.

2. Applicant must submit the $250.00 Cash Scholarship Application to the BPA

Education/Scholarship Committee (Committee) Chair no later than October 15, 2013.

3. Applicant must legibly complete the essay portion of the application, which will bejudged on originality, writing clarity, and content.

4. The Committee shall judge the applications and make a recommendation to the Board of

Directors. Upon ratification by the Board of Directors, the scholarship recipient will be

notified in writing and the name will be published in the BPA newsletter. The cash

award will be given at a BPA meeting.

5. By submitting this application, the applicant agrees that the winning essay may (but will

not necessarily) be published in the BPA Newsletter or publications of the Paralegal

Association of Florida, Inc. or the National Association of Legal Assistants, Inc.

6. No application received after October 15, 2013, will be considered.

7. BPA reserves the right to not award a $250.00 Cash Scholarship.

8. A runner-up may be chosen, but will not be notified unless the winner forfeits the award.


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$250.00 STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION FORM

DEADLINE: October 15, 2013

(Please type or print legibly)

NAME: _______________________________________________E: MAIL: _____________________________

ADDRESS: ______________________________________CITY: __________________ ZIP: _______________

HOME PHONE: ___________________ WORK/CELL PHONE: _________________ FAX:_______________

EDUCATION: List name and address of the school you are currently attending, if applicable and attach evidence

of enrollment. Please include the name and phone number of the director of the paralegal studies department.

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

ESSAY: On a separate sheet of paper, tell us why you decided to enroll in a paralegal studies program, what goals

you have for your future and your career, and how $250.00 in cash would be of help to you at this point in yourstudies. Your essay must be legibly printed or typed and not more than 500 words. It will be judged for clarity in

writing, originality and content. Please remember to attach it to your completed application.

TERMS OF SCHOLARSHIP: I understand that my permission may be asked to publish my essay in a professional

newsletter or magazine. I also understand there are no limitations on the way the $250.00 scholarship award can beused.

PLEASE REVIEW YOUR APPLICATION CAREFULLY TO BE CERTAIN IT IS COMPLETE

DATE: ____________________, 2013 __________________________________________________

Signature

DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT IS October 15, 2013

Mail completed application to:

Brevard Paralegal Association

c/o Roma Molinaro, CP, FCP, FRP

482 N. Harbor City Blvd.

Melbourne, FL 32935

(321) 242-2564

____________________________________________________________________________________________

FOR SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE USE ONLY

Date Received: _________________, 2013 __ Scholarship Awarded in the Amount of $250.00Date Awarded: ______________________

BREVARD PARALEGAL ASSOCIATIONa chapter of the Paralegal Association of Florida, Inc


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ROSEANN NELSON, CP PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SCHOLARSHIP

Brevard Paralegal Association (BPA) awards an annual Professional Development Scholarship to a qualified

applicant for the specific purpose of encouraging chapter members to attain the CP, ACP, or FCP designation.

Scholarship funds up to $500 are allocated upon the recipient's presentation of proof of completion of the exam

OR funds will be paid directly to NALA for registration and books upon proof that application for NALA

Certification has been approved. The amount reimbursed to the recipient may include the following:

CP

Application Fee, Study Guide, lab fees

(OR)

ACP (CP required)

Application Fee, Study Guide, lab fees (if available)

(OR)

FCP (CP required)

Application Fee, Study Guide, Review Course, lab fees (if available)

RULES

1. Applicant must be a current active or student member in good standing with BPA and the Paralegal

Association of Florida, Inc. (PAF), and meet the qualifications required to take the selected exam.

2. Applicant must submit the Professional Development Scholarship Application to the BPA

Education/Scholarship Committee (Committee) Chair by US mail or hand delivery no later than October

15, 2013.

3. Applicant must legibly complete the essay portion of the application, which will be judged on originality,

writing clarity, and content.

4. The Committee shall judge the applications and make a recommendation to the Board of Directors. Upon

ratification by the Board of Directors, the scholarship recipient will be notified in writing and the name

will be published in an issue of the BPA newsletter. The award will be given at the December 2013,

BPA meeting.

BREVARD PARALEGAL ASSOCIATION

a chapter of the Paralegal Association of Florida, Inc


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5. The Scholarship recipient will be presented with a certificate for the examination application fee, studyguide (if applicable) and review course (if the CFLA exam is chosen and course is available). This

certificate may be redeemed upon presentation of evidence that the recipient has taken the exam.

6. A runner-up will be chosen, but will not be notified unless the winner forfeits the award or does not meetthe requirements to sit for the exam.

7. Any certificate not redeemed within one (1) year will be forfeited.

8. The winning essay may, but will not necessarily be published in the BPA Newsletter or publications o

PAF or the National Association of Legal Assistants, Inc.

9. Applications received after October 15, 2013 will not be considered.

10. BPA reserves the right to not award a Professional Development Scholarship.

ROSEANN NELSON, CP PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SCHOLARSHIP

APPLICATION FORM

DEADLINE: October 15, 2013(Please type or print legibly)

I am applying for:

_____________________________________________________________________________________

(Exam/Date to be taken) (Amount)

NAME: _______________________________________________E: MAIL: _______________________

ADDRESS: ______________________________________CITY: __________________ ZIP: _________

HOME PHONE: _____________ CELL or WORK PHONE: _______________ FAX: _______________

EDUCATION: In chronological order, beginning with most recent, list the names and addresses of all

schools you have attended, including high school, and any degrees/certificates/awards earned.

_______________________________________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________________________

BREVARD PARALEGAL ASSOCIATION

a chapter of the Paralegal Association of Florida, Inc.


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ESSAY: On a separate sheet of paper, tell us why you believe completing this exam is important to you.

Your essay must be legibly printed or typed and not more than 300 words. It will be judged for clarity in

writing, originality and content. Please remember to attach it to your completed application.

TERMS OF SCHOLARSHIP: I understand that, if I am awarded the Professional DevelopmentScholarship, BPA may publish my essay in a professional newsletter or magazine but has no obligation to do

so. I also understand that if I am awarded the Professional Development Scholarship, I shall be responsible

for paying the exam and/or study material fees. Upon submission of proof that I have completed same, I will

be reimbursed for the approved Professional Development Scholarship amount and certify that I will not seek

reimbursement from any other source.

PLEASE REVIEW YOUR APPLICATION CAREFULLY TO BE CERTAIN IT IS COMPLETE

DATE: , 2013 __________________________________________________

Signature

DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT IS October 15, 2013

Mail completed application to:

Brevard Paralegal Association

c/o Roma Molinaro, CP, FCP, FRP

482 N. Harbor City Blvd.

Melbourne, FL 32935

(321) 242-2564

[email protected]

_______________________________________________________________________________________

FOR SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE USE ONLY

Date Received: _________________, 2013 Scholarship Awarded in the Amount of __________________

Exam taken: __CP __ACP __FCP; Date Completed: _______________ Date Reimbursed: ____________


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Treasurers ReportHope Lutz, CP, Treasurer

Balances for July 30, 2013 cur-rently unavailable due to an-nual audit. All financial re-cords currently being reviewedby Audit Committee. Full re-port at September meeting.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

PresidentAnne Copeacope@annecopeconsulting,com

Vice PresidentTracy King, [email protected]

TreasurerHope Lutz, [email protected]

SecretaryLinda Goettsche, FRP, [email protected]

Immediate Past PresidentSilvia [email protected]

ParliamentarianToni-Marie DAlessandro, CP, FCP, [email protected]

Member-at-LargeDebbie [email protected]

COMMITTEE CHAIRS

BudgetJenny Lawton-Seal, CP, FRP

[email protected]

Bylaws and Standing RulesMaureen Mo Martens, CP, FRP

[email protected]

Community ServiceToni-Marie DAlessandro, CP, FCP, [email protected]

Education/ScholarshipRoma Molinaro, CP, FCP, FRP, [email protected]

Student LiaisonJody Granger

Job Bank CoordinatorKim M. Dexter, ACP, [email protected]

Local Bar LiaisonSilvia [email protected]

MeetingsCathie Cummingsfor dinner reservations [email protected]

MembershipTracy King, [email protected]

Newsletter Editor

Anne [email protected]

PublicityJessica Pauley, [email protected]

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