Kelley, Lovett & Blakey PC - Albany, GA
Bankruptcy Law Lawyers in Albany, GA
2539 Lafayette Plaza Drive Albany, GA 31707 - 2248
Albany Bankruptcy Law Firm
Updated: 02/15/2026
Areas of Practice
- Bankruptcy Law
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Hired Law firm 2018I just love Mr Alex Sanders he’s the best he assured me I was goin be ok and I wasn’t goin loss nun cause he was goin have me on a payment pd I could afford and still be able to take care of my kids and he did just that thank Mr Sanders u are greatly appreciate
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2539 Lafayette Plaza Drive
Albany, GA 31707 - 2248
Phone Number: (229) 888-9128
Fax Number: (229) 888-0966
Website: http://www.bankruptcyga.com
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