Enmeshed in bitter post-divorce litigation that has their client facing potential jail time for contempt of court, attorneys for the ex-wife of the former Orkin CEO Glen Rollins have taken a new tack: Claiming the family court handling her case is illegally constituted.
August 19, 2015 at 04:10 PM
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Enmeshed in bitter post-divorce litigation that has their client facing potential jail time for contempt of court, attorneys for the ex-wife of the former Orkin CEO Glen Rollins have taken a new tack: Claiming the family court handling her case is illegally constituted.
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