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Jeffrey Paine is the owner and President of Jupiter Asset Recovery in Jupiter, Florida.
As the President of Jupiter Asset Recovery, Jeffrey Paine possesses responsibility for assisting Florida landowners to recover surplus funds from the sale of their properties at tax deed sales. Owner Jeffrey Paine utilizes his extensive knowledge of and experience with the law to complete these complicated claims. From the beginning to the end of the transaction, Jeffrey Paine determines whether any person or entity is entitled to the funds generated by a sale, reviews and edits documents, oversees filing with the County Tax Deeds Departments and Probate Courts, and negotiates with county attorneys whenever necessary. Over the course of his career, Jeffrey Paine has become a veritable expert in real estate property law, divorce and probate law, and corporate and estate planning.
Jeffrey Paine has served at Jupiter Asset Recovery since 2006. During Jeffrey Paine’s tenure, Jupiter Asset Recovery has completed transactions all over the world, including the United States, Canada, Cambodia, France, and Germany, among others. The Jupiter Asset Recovery team takes on hundreds of claims every year and works on a contingent fee basis, only receiving payment for its work if the recovery is finalized.
In addition to his professional experience, Jeffrey Paine holds a Bachelor of Science in History from Ohio State University in Columbus. When he is not working, Jeffrey Paine remains highly active with numerous nonprofit organizations. Jeffrey Paine served as the President of the Boca Raton Chapter of the American Jewish Committee and as a member of the Anti-Defamation League Civil Rights Committee in Palm Beach County, Florida. In previous years, Jeffrey Paine operated on the board of the Florida Philharmonic Orchestra, the Palm Beach Opera, and the Donna Klein Jewish Academy.
A lifelong athlete, Jeffrey Paine balanced his studies as an Ohio State University student with his position as a middle-distance freestyler on the school’s swim team. Jeffrey Paine helped the school to achieve an NCAA title and is currently organizing a reunion for alumni of the swim team.
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The Ohio State University
November, 2010
Jeffrey Paine currently serves as President of Jupiter Asset Recovery, DBA U.S. Asset Recovery, which he founded in 2006. From offices located in Jupiter, Florida, Jeffrey Paine effectively conducts surplus recoveries from tax deed sales for a range of local and international clientele. Prior to embarking on his long and successful career, Jeffrey Paine graduated from The Ohio State University. Jeffrey Paine attended the institution from 1962 to 1966, securing a BS in History. While at Ohio State, Jeffrey Paine participated actively on the swim team, excelling as a distance and middle-distance freestyler. Jeffrey Paine participated in the last Ohio State University swim team ever to win a National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) championship match. Currently, Jeffrey Paine plans to arrange a reunion of this record-holding group at an upcoming University event. The Ohio State University stands in Columbus, Ohio, with roots dating back to Lincoln’s Land-Grant Act of 1862. The Cannon Act of 1970 officially founded the school that would later become The Ohio State University. This act, sponsored by then member of Ohio House of Representatives Reuben P. Cannon, established the campus of the Ohio Agricultural and Mechanical College. With 24 students, classes began on September 17, 1873. At the time, the new school operated out of the Neil farm, situated approximately two miles north of Columbus. The name changed to The Ohio State University in 1878, also the year of the first graduating class (totaling six men). Ahead of its time, the University then awarded its first diploma to a woman the very next year. From its inception, The Ohio State University has boasted a legacy of “broad gauge” liberal arts education centered on a diverse array of disciplines. The Buckeye Masters Swim Club (BMSC) remains the official swimming organization of The Ohio State University. Members of the BMSC cover the gamut of skill level, age, and degrees of competitive involvement. For more information, please visit The Ohio state University website at www.osu.edu and the Buckeye Masters Swim Team at www.bmsc.org. ohio-state.edu
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Thomas Wolfe, Jeffrey Paine
December, 2010
Mr. Jeffrey Paine considers Thomas Wolfe one of the most engaging American novelists of the 20th century. Wolfe’s works are a unique blend of autobiographical content, abstract and impressionistic narrative, and analysis of early 20th century American values. Born in North Carolina, Wolfe proved himself a precocious young man and began studying at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill at the age of 15. While in college, he authored two plays that the local Carolina Playmakers performed, won an award for his philosophical writings, and served as editor of the school’s student newspaper. After earning his Bachelor of Arts, Wolfe gained acceptance to Harvard University. There, Wolfe studied with famed playwright George Pierce Baker, who produced two versions of Wolfe’s play The Mountains. Subsequently moving to New York City, Wolfe taught at New York University while attempting to sell his plays to Broadway producers. Wolfe began writing novels in 1926 after several of his plays were declined due to their excessive length. His first novel, which he originally titled O Lost, became Look Homeward, Angel and discussed his experiences growing up in North Carolina. Americans and Europeans alike received the novel with open arms and waited anxiously for his next book, which was not published for six years. His second novel, Of Time and the River, was a great commercial success. Shortly after the book’s publication, Wolfe decided to leave his former editor, signing instead with Harper and Row and giving the publishers a large body of manuscripts. The next year, Wolfe fell ill and doctors diagnosed him with miliary tuberculosis. He died shortly thereafter, but several complete works were published posthumously.
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