How does one pick a divorce attorney? What attributes makes for a great one? Is places or items to check? Is there any that do pro bono in Anchorage or Palmer? How do you know if your getting a fair deal with a lawyer that charges hourly?

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You don't get to pick an attorney with als, you will get an attorney assigned to you after you fill out the necessary paperwork