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Why Hiring a Lawyer for Custody Is Imperative

By Tim
September 20, 2017
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If you are having problems with your ex-spouse or mate over the custody of your child or children, then you will need to hire a  family lawyer Toronto  ASAP. Some people do not hire attorneys because they do not have the funds to do so. Other people think they can get by without an attorney. The following are five areas that the judge will review and why custody issues need legal assistance:

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