An Austin lawyer has sued his former attorney, alleging she represented him in a 2006 child-custody matter and failed to advise him on how to challenge an order that changed primary custody for two children.
January 21, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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An Austin lawyer has sued his former attorney, alleging she represented him in a 2006 child-custody matter and failed to advise him on how to challenge an order that changed primary custody for two children.
But in a Jan. 7 original answer, defendant-lawyer Laura Page Mitchell denies all the allegations in Andrew “Drew” Williams’ suit.
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