October 13, 2012: The Presumptions of Family Law – and How to Challenge Them

Update: 2012-10-15

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Tom Shroyer hosts Jim Vedder of Moss & Barnett's Family Law Practice Area on the topic of “The Presumptions of Family Law – and How to Challenge Them.”

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October 13, 2012: The Presumptions of Family Law – and How to Challenge Them

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October 13, 2012: The Presumptions of Family Law – and How to Challenge Them

October 13, 2012: The Presumptions of Family Law – and How to Challenge Them