Overcoming the sins of the fathers

Steven Eichenblatt enters the Heritage office right on time. He offers his hand and speaks in a soft, relaxed voice as he greets me with a warm, confident smile. I've never met Steven, but many people in Central Florida know him. He appears to be a gregarious, yet humble man - and he is. Ask anyone who knows him. But this outward appearance wasn't always so. As is often said, you can't judge a book by its cover. Does anyone ever really know what goes on inside anyone's head? Or family?

Steven is an attorney with Page and Eichenblatt, and he is now an author. His book "Pretend They Are Dead: A...