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Cynthia Chaing was sent from heaven! My husband and I were in a very serious and complex Grandparents visitation/custody battle . We had 2 attorneys prior to retaining Cynthia, she hands down fought for us and won all 5 cases that we were dealing with. Cynthia is very clear, direct, and firm, while still being very easy to work with. Her entire team, was absolutely amazing as well! Tammie and Cassandra worked very diligently on this case and there was always an open flowing line of...Read the full review
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