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What Matters Most Newsletter - Volume 1, No. 1 - January 2018

Posted by Jenny R. Stevens | Jan 22, 2018 | 0 Comments

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How I Grew to Love Family Law

From an early age, I had the makings of a lawyer. My mom used to tease me that I would argue with everyone who engaged me in conversation, possibly even the doctor who delivered me. I remember thoroughly enjoying spirited discussions in high school, and ... CONTINUE READING
 
 

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Jenny R. Stevens

Jenny has been certified as a Guardian ad Litem for many years, and she finds her work representing children in private custody litigation to be some of the most rewarding work in the practice of law. These cases, along with her own personal experience with divorce, inspired her to practice family law in a way which focuses not only on the legal aspect of family law, but also on the impact these events have on the individuals involved. Being a wife, mother and stepmother herself, Jenny understands the compassion and sensitivity needed to help guide families through these transitions.

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