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• Florida Board Certified Family Law & Divorce AttorneyTina L. Lewert is a Board Certified expert in Marital?& Family Law, and has a background in family law and civil litigation. She has dedicated her practice to family law matters including:

  DivorceEquitable Property DivisionAlimonyChild SupportChild CustodyPost Judgment Modifications/EnforcementPaternity & Father's RightsFamily Law MediationMarital/Cohabitation Agreements

• Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad Law Center, Ft. Lauderdale, FloridaJuris Doctorate Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, FloridaBachelor of ScienceMajor: Business & Marketing

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Im a 15 years old girl and have been home schooled all my life and I am going to start job hunting and need to get a cv done. I need some tips and help on how to write it, what to put in it, I haven't really had any jobs before , the only stuff Ive done is volunteer work and work on my parents farm. I have a grade 6 piano exam certificate and play soccer and have animall skills and car and motorbike skills that sorta thing . I just would like some help with what to put in a cv for a first time worker sort of thing. please help..

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I'd suggest talking to your teacher about it. She may have an opinion on whether she should write the letter for you, I'm sure she'll have written them before. Just in case she won't work out I'd also think about who else can write you a recommendation. Also bear in mind that admissions staff may not consider a teacher from freshman year to be as relevant as a teacher from later in high school, as you could have changed as a student in the 2 years since being her student.

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