By Anat Rubin
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - When the Harriet Buhai Family Law Center opened in South Central Los Angeles in 1982, few in the public-interest legal community knew how to characterize the organization.
Not focused on providing representation in court, the center, then called the Family Law Project, was a new model for providing legal assistance.
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Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - When the Harriet Buhai Family Law Center opened in South Central Los Angeles in 1982, few in the public-interest legal community knew how to characterize the organization.
Not focused on providing representation in court, the center, then called the Family Law Project, was a new model for providing legal assistance.
&...
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