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When a biased judge rules against Daniel's petition to have a scam marriage annulled, Abby uses Cecil as bait to trap the romance fraudster.
When a biased judge rules against Daniel's petition to have a scam marriage annulled, Abby uses Cecil as bait to trap the romance fraudster.
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S3, EP1 "What Came First?"Still dealing with the aftermath of her own divorce, Abby represents a woman whose ex-husband left her for a man and now wants to use their last remaining embryo -- created when they were married -- to start a new family together.
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S3, EP2 "A River in Egypt"When a biased judge rules against Daniel's petition to have a scam marriage annulled, Abby uses Cecil as bait to trap the romance fraudster.
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S3, EP3 "It's the End of the World as We Know It"Abby represents an environmental activist whose devotion to the cause might cost him custody of his children; an ill-advised meeting with old flame Crystal Steele lands Harry in trouble with the Law Society.
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S2, EP8 "The Good, The Bad, and the Pugly"Abby can't help but intervene when she discovers Jerri's daughter won't let Jerri meet her grandchild; Abby's meddling reopens old wounds from Jerri's past.
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S2, EP7 "Arrested Development"Abby and Daniel represent Drew, a 40-year-old man whose parents want to evict him from their basement.
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