I have a lawyer fighting a substantiation against me from DCF they really have no grounds for this anew I want to sue
Mr. Pease is right on the mark with his response. You have an attorney; work with that person.
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Mr. Pease is right on the mark with his response. You have an attorney; work with that person.
Your attorney is far more familiar with your matter than we are on this site. Ask that person.
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