While expressing “very serious concerns” that a father who holds an advanced business degree and reportedly once had a six-figure salary can’t find a job or afford a lawyer for child custody proceedings, a judge nevertheless granted his request for publicly funded counsel.
Defendant Joseph Abadi holds a master’s degree from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. And as late as 2007, he held a job that paid $135,000 a year with a 30 percent minimum bonus on top of his base salary, according to plaintiff Victoria Abadi, with whom he is locked in post-judgment litigation regarding custody and visitation of their two children.
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