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I have two children by diferrant fathers. Both fathers have attained the same attorney for family court. Conflict of interest?
Dual dads are very frequently represented by one lawyer especially when there is a connection to a court appointed evaluator who will opine that you should lose your children to the men.
This means that coercive psychology is used in these cases and they are typically orchestrated by a single, connected attorney.
You better hire a lawyer who is highly versed in these scams.
Doesn't sound like a conflict to me. Since there are two separate children, and each father is seeking custody or other rights to his child, there is no overlap that could result in a conflict. The attorney can serve each client without limitation resulting from his representation of the other client.
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