If you call an attorney that is representing a client for garnishment and they dont call you back is the case dropped?
Don't assume anything unless you receive it in writing. Attorneys are often busy and get sidetracked.
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Don't assume anything unless you receive it in writing. Attorneys are often busy and get sidetracked.
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