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Merisa K. Bowers Attorney at Law LLC
Merisa K. Bowers Attorney at Law LLC

Merisa K. Bowers Attorney at Law LLC

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When people come to a lawyer, it's not typically a happy occasion. I understand that my clients have significant and often complex problems. The best part of my job is helping people unravel those problems so they can move forward with their lives. From contract disputes, to substance abuse and addictions, to the painful process of divorces, my partner and I truly enjoy helping people help themselves and empowering them to get back on steady ground.
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Hired 2 times

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15 years in business

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Drug possession

Theft or robbery

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Physical/aggravated assault

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Jan 24, 2012
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Aug 7, 2011
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License Type: Attorney (OH)

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