Rebecca M. Collins - Plymouth,, IN
Attorney at Law Office of Rebecca M. Collins, LLC
Lawyers in Plymouth,, IN
611 East Jefferson Street Plymouth,, IN 46563
Updated: 03/03/2026
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Consulted Attorney 2024I sent a review a few months ago . I gave her a bad review at the time . She was the GAL in my divorce case. There were a few things that I didn’t agree with in her recommendation in court . But looking back she had my children’s best interests in mind. And voiced the girls opinions the best she could in court. She was respectful kind and caring. I am sorry I sent the bad review . If. Had to do it over I would choose her again!
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