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    Trust Yourself

    By Elizabeth Fairon

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    About this ebook

    If you were offered the opportunity to determine your family law outcome by being equipped with a deep understanding of your facts, the law, the system, the reality and your goals, would you take it? Trust Yourself delivers processses that empower you to make key decisions, resolve your family law matter and get on with your life.

    Forearmed is forewarned. Information is the key. Knowledge is powerful.

    If you are contemplating separation or a change in your relationship circumstances, this book is for you. In this book you will find information about how to stay out of the family law court or move through the courts with ease, This book provides you with information about how to be empowered to best determine your family law outcome and move on with your life as soon as possible.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherElizabeth Fairon
    Release dateMar 19, 2018
    ISBN9780648136385
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    Elizabeth Fairon

    Elizabeth Fairon is the Owner and Principal Lawyer of Life Law Solutions, a law firm focused on assisting clients through their legal matter and providing legal solutions for life. With over 13 years experience working with clients to resolve their family law matters along with Masters qualifications in law, and in particular family law, Elizabeth is well placed to provide guidance about the family law system and it's impact on your separation.

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