Deborah Frances Lloyd v. Glenn Albert Lloyd

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Deborah Frances Lloyd v. Glenn Albert Lloyd
2007 BCSC 349
Canada

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In Deborah Frances Lloyd v. Glenn Albert Lloyd, 2007 BCSC 349 (March 12, 2007), the Supreme Court of British Columbia considered the value of a solo law firm. The husband is an attorney and the wife is a legal assistant. The practice was formed in 1998, d ...
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