Fahi Takesh Hallin

Family law attorney

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Family law attorney

Fahi Takesh Hallin on KCRW

Prenuptial agreements used to be for very wealthy men who wanted to protect their assets in case of divorce. But not any more.

Middle-Class Prenups

Prenuptial agreements used to be for very wealthy men who wanted to protect their assets in case of divorce. But not any more.

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