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Paul S. Missan

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DUI & DWI Lawyers Serving Temple, PA (Reading, PA)

Depend on our locally owned law firm when you need legal representation for DUI/DWI charges. Call for a free consultation today.

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Rowe Law Offices, PC

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DUI & DWI Lawyers Serving Temple, PA (Wyomissing, PA)

Over 25 Years of Trusted Counsel & Representation. We Aggressively Defend Your Rights and Freedom Against DUI & DWI Charges.

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"Cheryl is amazing as she helped me in get through a very difficult time of my life. She always had my back and never left me in the dark. Cheryl has a good sense of humor and made you feel comfortable when speaking to her. She has an excellent staff and no matter what questions I had, Cheryl or someone from her office always got back to me in a timely fashion. There is no doubt that I would recommend Cheryl to my friends and family."

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