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Jenny Stevens Presented at South Carolina Bar’s Hot Tips Seminar

Posted by J. Benjamin Stevens | Oct 04, 2015 | 0 Comments

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Spartanburg family law attorney Jenny R. Stevens presented again this year at the South Carolina Bar's 2015 Hot Tips from the Coolest Domestic Law Practitioners on Friday, September 25, 2015 in Columbia, SC. Jenny's presentation was “Protecting Guardian ad Litem Fees in Bankruptcy Court”.

This seminar is the South Carolina Bar's premier family law seminar, and it features some of the most respected judges and best attorneys from all across South Carolina. If you practice family law in our state and you missed this year's Hot Tips seminar, make plans to attend next year.  The seminar is typically held on the mid- to late September each year in Columbia, but is also available via webcast online and at several satellite sites around the State.

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J. Benjamin Stevens

Aggressive, creative, and compassionate are words Ben Stevens' colleagues freely use to describe him as a divorce and family law attorney. Ben is a Fellow in the prestigious American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, the International Academy of Family Lawyers, and is a Board Certified Family Trial Advocate by the National Board of Trial Advocates. He is one of only four attorneys in South Carolina with those simultaneous distinctions. To schedule a consultation with Ben Stevens call (864) 598-9172.

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