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c. When I sought other lawyers from outside of the Warner Robbins area the reputation of those involved still was a factor, most lawyers when they found out they would be up against Judge Lukemire and Mr. Camp declined to represent me. The reputation of this team, especially when aided by the therapist Ms. Beth Ann grant was not something these lawyers wanted any part of, especially when representing a father.
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