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I find it rather interesting that the self appointed governing body and regulators of the free world (lawyers) have been quite successful at placing set fees for medical procedures, medical tests, medical equipment, etc. Why then do they have no desire to have their own fees regulated? Are they afraid fleecing will become a thing of the past?

Let's face it ... a divorce is a divorce. Go sit in on any divorce case and they are all the same. Oh sure, the names, dates, and places change ... but the rest of it is boilerplate law. This one cheated on that one. The other one didn't bring the kids back when they were supposed to. Then one of them threatens the other ... and it is the same old story over and over.

Why not live by the regulations and fee structures the attorneys of this great land have placed on physicians. It's pretty simple stuff.

Simple Divorce $750
Child Support Worksheet/Order $250 (a fourth grader can fill in the blanks!!)

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
DATE: February 9, 2010

Contact: Jennifer Blue (jenniferblue@nc.rr.com)

Fayetteville attorney Mary Ann Tally filed today to run for Superior Court Judge. Tally filed for one of two seats in Cumberland County Superior Court District 12C. The seats are currently held by Judge James Ammons and Judge Lynn Johnson. Johnson is not running for re-election.

“I look forward to the opportunity to serve the people of Cumberland County,” said Ms. Tally. “I have deep respect for our courts and judicial system and want to ensure that we can provide justice for all of our citizens.”

Ms. Tally has lived in Fayetteville since 1974 and has been practicing law for 35 years. She is currently an attorney with Tally & Tally, a family-owned firm whose other members include her husband and two sons. She also serves as the Director of the Trial Assistance Unit at the Center for Death Penalty Litigation.