Elena Ortega-Tauler, judicial candidate for Miami-Dade County Court. Courtesy photo
"I don’t think a judge who sits in an ivory tower is always the right person to identify with somebody who can't pay their rent," judicial candidate Elena Ortega-Tauler said.
July 03, 2018 at 01:34 PM
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A post on the Justice Building Blog laid out a litany of lawsuits against judicial candidate Elena Ortega-Tauler the first time the Doral lawyer ran for public office to become a Miami-Dade judge.
It listed four foreclosure actions, 14 debt collection suits, divorce proceedings, a domestic violence restraining order by a former law partner and a suspension in a Florida Bar ethics case for trust account violations.
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