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(419) 842-1717Call Map & DirectionsDirections3230 Central Park W Ste 106Toledo, OH 43617

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Services/Products: ConsumerBankruptcy (Chapter 7 and 13) Family Law (Divorce, Dissolution, Visitation, Child Support) Traffic Law Criminal Law Basic Wills
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Phone: (419) 842-1717

Address: 3230 Central Park W Ste 106, Toledo, OH 43617

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