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Fresno Child Support Lawyer
Fresno County Divorce and Family Law AttorneyI am Cheryl L. Browns, Attorney at Law, and for more than 15 years I have been working to help clients with divorce issues and arrive at ideal resolutions that work for them in the long run. It is my commitment to always be honest and forthright in my one-on-one work with clients so that we are able to make decisions that truly take into account the best interests of their family. If people are able to control their cases, they will be happier in the long run. I always take the time to understand every issue at play so I can transparently present my clients with every available option and the likelihood of outcomes based on their decisions. In my ongoing commitment to refinement of my practice, I serve as the Chair of an Attorney Referral Service, Chair of the Fresno County Bar Association Mandatory Fee Arbitration Program, co-editor of the Bar Bulletin and Docent of the Ano Nuevo State Reserve. My philosophy has earned me a good reputation in the California legal community for my truthfulness. I bill only for actual time I work. I know that family law is hard enough for families; my goal is that my clients leave my office feeling better without having to worry about undue financial issues. With every case I take, I work directly with the clients on their paperwork. I know that it is this approach that truly allows clients to work toward ideal resolutions and I am ready to put it to work on your case. My office is open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to noon Friday. To discuss any aspect of divorce or family law with Fresno divorce and family law lawyer Cheryl L. Browns, call 559-224-1200 or e-mail my office.
Cheryl L. Browns, Attorney at Law
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The issues surrounding divorce and family law are unquestionably difficult. Partnering with an experienced, honest and knowledgeable attorney, however, can help you make it through this difficult transition period while preserving your family's economic and emotional health.