
Biglaw Attorney Left His Kids Home Alone While He Went To Paris, According To Court Documents
Heading to Paris with your new love interest is great, but maybe don't leave the kids home alone.
Heading to Paris with your new love interest is great, but maybe don't leave the kids home alone.
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