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We must have all the
facts in order to adequately represent you. This
includes facts that you feel may hurt you as well as facts which may help
you. The only way we have to properly advise you is if we know everything you know. Anything you tell personnel in this
office is strictly confidential and will not be disclosed without your
permission – these confidences are protected by the “attorney-client
privilege.” Similarly, it is very important that you not discuss any advice
or recommendations we may have given you with anyone else. Disclosure of
attorney-client confidences to any third person waives the attorney-client
privilege. Because of this fact, please do not be offended if we ask that you
not bring friends or relatives with you into a meeting with your attorney. We
understand your need for moral support, but we are very concerned that you
receive unencumbered advice regarding your specific situation
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NELSON & BOOTH is a law firm engaged exclusively in a family
law practice emphasizing complex domestic relations actions, including
divorce and determination of parentage, property division, child custody,
parenting time, spousal and child support and representation of parents in
cases of international child abduction. The attorneys at NELSON & BOOTH are licensed to practice
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E-mail: Ronald W. Nelson or Joseph W. Booth nelson & booth attorneys at law |
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