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Mar 6th, 2007, 01:43 PM
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filing a grievance or fee arbitration
I was involved in a family law civil case that concluded aproximately 9 months ago. I truely believe that the attornies involved were biased, prejudiced and handled my case unethically. I really need some advice on what I can do, and how I can do it, with absolutely no funds available to fund any kind of legal action. I already have over $19,000 of unpaid legal expenses, my credit cards are maxed out as a result of all this, and I really need some advice.
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Mar 7th, 2007, 11:32 AM
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Re: filing a grievance or fee arbitration
Outline the facts and email info@worldlawdirect.com and the WLD lawyers will help you with a grievance if it is viable.
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