If you were to meet Dennis O’Connell on the street, you’d likely not assume the slender, soft-spoken man has the power to dramatically alter the course of a person’s life.

But if you’re sitting across from him in a hearing room at the Philadelphia Family Courthouse, you’ll soon realize he is to be taken seriously. That’s because he decides who gets the house, car—and maybe even the dog—in your divorce.

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