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The Law Offices Of Sabrina C. Fernandez

Divorce & Family Law, Criminal,

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Sabrina C. Fernandez

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Ms. Sabrina C. Fernandez is an active member of the California State Association since 2002. Her firm, The Law Offices of Sabrina C. Fernandez, is loc... (more)

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The Law Offices Of Sabrina C. Fernandez
1913 E. 17th Street,
Santa Ana, CA 92705
33.7603135,-117.8397764

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Santa Ana, CA 92705

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