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Personal Narrative: My Interview With A Attorney

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After interviewing two other attorneys, I knew when I met Kim, I had found the lawyer I wanted to represent me in my divorce. Her knowledge, experience,and understanding of the law combined with well thought out strategy, Kim handled my divorce in a straightforward, direct and through way. She utilized her time, as well as mine, efficiently and provided clear and concise information throughout the process. She worked diligently for an efficient and fair resolution and was constantly striving to reach a settlement. I felt at all times that Kim was looking out for and protecting my best interests. Respectful, well prepared, articulate and having a genuine concern for her clients, I highly recommend Ms.

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