Tracie Molinaro gives children a voice in court, even when they cannot be present.
And, sometimes, after they have died.
Tracie Molinaro gives children a voice in court, even when they cannot be present. And, sometimes, after they have died. Molinaro, of St. Onge & Brouillard in Woodstock, handles a wide range of pro bono cases, including work as a guardian ad litem representing children who have been victims of sex abuse in criminal cases.
June 11, 2014 at 12:15 AM
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Tracie Molinaro gives children a voice in court, even when they cannot be present.
And, sometimes, after they have died.
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