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I have a unique philosophy in handling Family Law matters. I believe that every client deserves my time in terms of individual attention and my experience so... more |
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“Excellent, Well-Respected, Extremely Knowledgeable, Responsive...”Posted by: a Child Custody client, about 1 year ago.
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Teri is an intelligent, experienced, detail-oriented attorney who genuinely cares about my situation and has been very supportive throughout the...
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“An honest, smart and efficient lawyer.”Posted by: Amy, about 1 year ago.
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Teri Nelson is an honest, smart and efficient lawyer. Her experience and knowledge showed in the courtroom. Each time we went to court I knew what to...
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 I endorse this lawyer. Attorney Nelson provides high-quality answers on Avvo, evidencing a thorough understanding of Family Law. Endorsement from lawyer: Nicholas Pasquale , Sheboygan (WI), 5 months ago I endorse this lawyer. Endorsement from lawyer: Peggy Raddatz , La Grange (a suburb of Chicago) (IL), 6 months ago |
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21 years since Teri M. Nelson was first licensed to practice law.
We have not found any instances of professional misconduct for this lawyer.
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Outcome: The court ruled that the payment of daycare is a deviation from child support and must be pursuant to the statutory factors. The court also found that student loans are a marital debt that can be allocated at the time of the divorce jugdment.
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