|
Webb Law Announces Winner of 2011 Free Valentine's Day Divorce |
|
The Webb Law Firm announces that the winner of the 2011 Free Valentine’s Day Divorce is Loretta T. of Huntington, WV. “What we were most impressed with was her creative and humorous description of her husband,” said attorney Rusty Webb, who gave away the free divorce. “Ms. T. was ecstatic when she learned this morning that she was the winner.” Each year on Valentine’s Day, the Webb Law Firm gives away a free divorce to the person whom they consider most worthy based upon the compelling story they make via internet application to the firm’s website: rustywebb.com. This is the fourth year of the giveaway and it is the only giveaway of its type in the nation. For more information use the contact information below. |
|
|
Charleston Attorney, Charles R. "Rusty" Webb, Continues Free Valentine's Day Divorce (3rd Annual) |
|
Charleston, West Virginia. For the fourth year, the Webb Law Firm, PLLC will give away a free divorce to the person who, in the opinion of the Webb Law Firm, presents the most compelling story as to why they deserve a free divorce. The divorce is limited to an uncontested, no-fault divorce with no or minimal child custody issues. The contest will begin immediately. The winner will be announced via press release on Valentine’s Day, 2011. While the service is free, the winner will be responsible for all fees, costs and expenses associated with the divorce. The divorce is limited to divorces with jurisdiction in West Virginia. Current clients of The Webb Law Firm are ineligible for this free service. To enter go to RustyWebb.com orfreevalentinesdivorce.com and click the “Enter” icon.
Mr. Webb may be contacted at 304-344-WEBB (9322), email:
This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
, or visit the firm website at RustyWebb.com.
|
|
|
Lawyer Bikes, Kayaks to Work |
|
Daily Mail staff
CHARLESTON, W.Va.--Charleston lawyer Rusty Webb has put a new spin on commuting to work.
He bikes for two miles from his Kanawha City home to a dock where a friend permits him to keep his kayak. Then he paddles another two miles along the Kanawha River from 30th Street to Haddad Riverfront Park. From there he carries the 60-pound kayak to his Capitol Street law office.
"I have to change hands a couple of times," he said of toting the watercraft.
|
|
Read more...
|
|
|
|
|
<< Start < Prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next > End >>
|
|
Page 1 of 10 |
