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  Just Mediation is the private practice of Alexandria Skinner, J.D., and can be reached at the business address 3924 Forest Drive, Suite #1, Columbia, SC, 29204. Although Mrs. Skinner is an attorney licensed in the State of South Carolina, NOTHING on this web site should be construed as giving legal advice or as creating an attorney client relationship. The only way Mrs. Skinner creates any professional relationship or relationship of confidence is through a written agreement. While Mrs. Skinner will treat queries as confidential, be aware that attorney client privilege does not attach to inquiries made on this web site.

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