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Pensacola Family Law Firm
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At the law office of Christine Sue Cook, LLC, in Pensacola, Florida, we represent people in family law and estate planning, helping them resolve their legal issues and prepare for a better future.
Christine has been representing clients for 17 years...
At the law office of Christine Sue Cook, LLC, in Pensacola, Florida, we represent people in family law and estate planning, helping them resolve their legal issues and prepare for a better future.
Christine has been representing clients for 17 years...
At the law office of Christine Sue Cook, LLC, in Pensacola, Florida, we represent people in family law and estate planning, helping them resolve their legal issues and prepare for a better future.
Christine has been representing clients for 17 years. Drawing on the painful experience of her own divorce, she decided to focus her practice on family law, to help people protect themselves and their children while, as much as possible, avoiding the nastiness and bitter feelings that so often accompany disputes in this area of the law.
Ms. Cook has earned a reputation in the legal community for her professionalism and among her clients for the care and personal attention she gives to every case.
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About Christine Sue Cook, LLC
Languages
- English (Primary)
Practice Areas
- Family Law
Fees
Offers Free Initial Consultation
Accepts Credit Cards
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Address
1417 W. Garden St. Pensacola, FL 32502
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