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Debbie Ausburn

Debbie Ausburn

Debbie Ausburn is an attorney at Taylor English Duma, LLP, in Atlanta, Georgia. Debbie was a social worker before becoming a lawyer, and she spent several decades as a foster parent. She blogs regularly about foster and step-parenting and is the author of Raising Other People’s Children: What Foster Parenting Taught Me About Bringing Together a Blended Family.

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