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13 April 2020

How to influence the outcome of your family law matter

You might not know it now, but the decisions you make in your marriage can have an effect on your divorce outcome and property settlement.

You might not know it now, but the decisions you make in your marriage can have an effect on your divorce outcome and property settlement.

CGW partner Justine Woods explains.

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