When it comes to high conflict and contested custody litigation, there are times when the Court may appoint an attorney to represent the children. Our guest today, Katie Lewis, is here to talk with us about the role of the Amicus Attorney. What does the Amicus Attorney do in this case, and how do parents benefit from having an Amicus Attorney involved? Of course, you won't want to miss the mistakes people make when working with an Amicus Attorney. https://www.KatieLewisFamilyLaw.com
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