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Memphis attorney Shari Myers, asks Judge incarcerate parents for non-payment of fees
Memphis attorney and Guardian Ad Litem, Shari Myers, made news recently. The Court-appointed Guardian Ad Litem asked Judge Donna Fields, who originally appointed Myers, to a incarcerate one of the parents responsible for her fee, for non-payment. It wasn’t … Continue reading →
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