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Carrie Clark

Firm: Law Offices of Carrie Lamm Clark LLC

119 East Third Street , Cameron , Missouri 64429

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation

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“Carrie and her staff did an outstanding job handling my case. Would highly recommend. Very professio”

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“I endorse this lawyer. Carrie is an excellent lawyer that I do not hesitate to recommend.”

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Garrett Griffin

Firm: Griffin Dietrich & Elliott

416 N. Walnut , Cameron , Missouri 64429

Practice Areas: Trusts, LLC, Estate Planning

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“I endorse this lawyer. Garrett is a hard working dedicated and intelligent attorney. He has the ability to relate to his clients and really understand their concerns and objectives…”

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Kelly Puckett

Firm: Puckett Law Firm P.C.

616 Lana Drive , Cameron , Missouri 64429

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation

Set up a FREE consultation with Kelly Puckett to discuss your divorce, paternity action, modification, or estate planning needs. Kelly Puckett has a unique ability navigate/settle divorces and other family law matters as he is a trained mediator. Once the Family Law matter has concluded Kelly Puckett can also work with you to ensure that you leave the law firm with an updated Will and Durable Power of Attorney. In addition, if you're looking settle your case, but need some help, look no further and have Kelly Puckett act as a neutral/mediator in all divorces, paternity actions and modification. Kelly Puckett is a partner at Puckett Law Firm, P.C., and earned his Juris Doctor from Washburn School of Law.

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