Board-Certified Family Law Attorney Mark L. Scroggins is Experienced and Aggressive Dallas divorces involving children and custody issues require a family lawyer who can get your family the results you need on the first approach. Especially in the beginning of a divorce or a Suit Affecting the Parent-Child Relationship (SAPCR), what happens in the early […]
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While some people are focused on winning and losing, others are keen on getting what the want. A divorce is a sad event and there are no real winners or losers, just people separating their lives and figuring out how to move forward. When children are involved, there can be a greater emphasis on winning
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For Immediate Release: Mark Scroggins Selected To 2017 Texas Super Lawyers** PLANO, Texas: Mark Scroggins, principal attorney at Scroggins Law Group has been selected to the Texas Super Lawyers** list again in 2017. No more than five percent of the lawyers in Texas are selected by Super Lawyers. Â Super Lawyers, part of Thomson Reuters,
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