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Should I Hire a Divorce Attorney or Represent Myself?

Lasher Holzapfel Sperry & Ebberson PLLC on 2/15/2024

Family courts regularly hear a number of cases involving parties who decide to represent themselves rather than hire an attorney. These parties are known as “pro se” litigants (meaning “for oneself” in Latin). If you are...more

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Should I Hire a Divorce Attorney or Represent Myself?

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