Fields and Dennis LLP reported on a custody dispute involving two parents with opposing views over vaccination.
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How a custody dispute revolving around vaccination played out between two parents with opposing views #CustodyDispute #Vaccination #Divorce https://lnkd.in/exG8GzEw
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Fields and Dennis LLP
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- Law Practice
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- Wellesley Hills, US
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- 11–50 employees
About Fields and Dennis LLP
Our philosophy is different. At Fields and Dennis LLP, we believe in innovative solutions to complex family problems. We blend family law and human services to provide our clients with choices. Our unique approach offers clients the maximum flexibility to discuss, understand and solve their individual concerns; whether it’s divorce, divorce mediation, Massachusetts custody, estate planning and trusts, or veterans’ benefits, Fields and Dennis LLP, lawyers can help.
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