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Family Law

Divorce
Child Custody
Child Support
Property Division
Spousal Support
Decree Enforcement
Realty Transfers

Parental Rights
Custody Modifications
Grandparents Rights
Possession and Access
Retirement Property Divisions
Adoptions

Real Estate Law

Buying/ Selling Property
Breach of  Contract
Construction Defects
Boundary Disputes
Foreclosures
Evictions
R/E Broker Issues

Closing Documents Review
Pre Purchase Evaluations
HOA Issues
Water Diversion (flooding) Issues
Remodeling Defects
Deeds
Survey Issues

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