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F A Y E T T E V IL L E IN T I M E ESTABLISHED IN 199 2 Tangles 2637 Raeford Road | Fayetteville, NC FULL SERVICE SALON 910.485.8131 | www.tanglesnc.com Tangles Salon is excited to celebrate its 20th year in business. What started as a small booth rental salon has grown into a successful upscale business with 21 opera- tors. Tangles offers massage therapy, nail services and skilled hair stylists, as well as retail products by Bumble and Bumble, Moroccan Oil and Lanza. Tangles is the exclusive retailer for Nest Candles. The Salon also sup- ports the community with fundraisers like the annual Breast Cancer Awareness event in October. Tangles' stylists are committed to staying educated and highly- trained. They benefit from in-house education, learning color and cutting techniques practiced by Bumble and Bumble, NYC. Network Educators attend The Bumble Institute and give classes in the salon. Stylists also ben- efit from an administrative process which frees the styl- ist to spend more time with clients. Salon coordinators ESTABLISHED IN 2 001 Margit M. Hicks, P.A. ATTORNEYS AT LAW 1013 Arsenal Avenue, Fayetteville | 910.829.1400 www.fayettevilledivorceatty.com As a lifelong resident of Fayetteville, Margit Monaco Hicks has seen the city change and grow in numerous ways and has seen the legal needs of people here change with it. She has practiced law since 1991 with Attorney John V. Blackwell, Jr. and chose to establish her own law firm here in 2001. She and her legal associate, Suzanne Shankar, practice exclusively in the area of family law and help families in our community tackle the difficult pro- cess of divorce, child custody, child support, property di- vision, alimony and other domestic issues. They have 25 years of legal experience combined. Suzanne Shankar is a graduate of Campbell University Law School and joined the law firm in 2010. Together the two lawyers strive to meet the legal needs of the people throughout our com- munity. Hicks and Shankar are also experienced in help- ing military families with the unique family law situations S PE C I A L P R O M O T IO N A L S E C T IO N book appointments and manage services. Appointments are scheduled using custom software which tracks sales, is backed up in two states, sends e-mail reminders and enables on-line booking 24 hours a day, as well as the ability to swipe credit card payments. Staff members can remotely check schedules from their phones. In order to perform at the top of the field, Tangles' staff believe in continually growing and changing. It may not always be comfortable, but they believe it is imperative and that the risk is always worth the reward. Suzanne P. Shankar and Margit M. Hicks that may arise. They understand the transient nature of military clients and the struggles that military families face with deployments and separations. They are trained and experienced in litigating custody and other disputes among military members and their spouses, including property disputes that involve military retirement and other military benefits. Hicks and Shankar take pride in their work and advocate effectively to give their clients quality representation. It is their philosophy to use com- passion and integrity, in their efforts to advocate for their clients and achieve the best possible outcomes. CityViewNC.com | 49

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