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A couple of ways come to mind. There's the property_exists function - here's the link to it. You can scatter this around your application, or you can look into the magic __get function. Here's the link. You can couple the __get with the property_exists function to return null or blank if it doesn't exist on the object, thus eliminating your issue.

You may want to throw this functionality in a trait for reuse-ability too.

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