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Law Society of Saskatchewan Classifieds and Careers Information Sessions for Self-Represented Family Law Litigants

Information Sessions for Self-Represented Family Law Litigants

Category : Volunteer Opportunity
Title/Position : Volunteer Lawyers
Offered by (Organization) : Family Justice Services

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Information Sessions for Self-Represented Family Law Litigants

For information or to submit the volunteer form, please contact:

Kim Newsham, Family Justice Services, Ministry of Justice

Name : Kim Newsham
Telephone : 306-787-5709

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