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Travis Gray, J.D.

Freelance writer

Travis is a practicing attorney in St. Louis, Missouri currently licensed in three states, focused primarily on criminal, family, and estate law. First licensed in 2008, Travis has extensive experience at trial and on the appellate level in courts across the country. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his family and writing about the law.

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Regulations for Child Support When Moving Out of State

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