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  4. You decide not to use the services of the attorney, for whatever personal reasons you may consider important.

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Serving Yorktown, Seaford, Grafton, Denbigh, Poquoson, Newport News, Hampton, Williamsburg and other locations on the Virginia Peninsula.

Beavers Law, P.C.
710 Denbigh Blvd
Suite 2E
Newport News, VA 23608

ph: 757-234-4650
fax: 757-234-4734

Receptionist@BeaversLaw.com

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