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Anderson, Roberts, Porth, Wallace & Stewart LLP

Anderson, Roberts, Porth, Wallace & Stewart LLP - Burlington, IA

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General Practice Lawyers in Burlington, IA

524 North Main Street Post Box 1339 Burlington, IA 52601 - 5219

319-754-7585 Call Now

Burlington General Practice Law Firm

Updated: 02/15/2026

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  • General Practice

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  • Related to:
    • Probate & Estate Administration
    • Elder Law
    By Anonymous on Jun. 08, 2021
    Hired Law firm 2019-2021
    Recommends this Law firm
    TJ is amazing.  I could not have been blessed with a better lawyer during my Grandmother's illness, passing and probate.   He has the best personality and he is professional and just down to earth.  An amazing lawyer to guide you through everything in terms you understand.   He was always there to answer our questions and to help guide us through the drama of probate. So much chaos was going on,  but he made us feel at ease.  I am so glad that something told me to just pick him out of my Google search that day...someone was definitely guiding me that day.... he is a 10 for sure.  Great lawyer, great advice, great person.

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Burlington, IA

524 North Main Street
Post Box 1339
Burlington, IA 52601 - 5219

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Phone: 319-754-7585

Fax: 319-754-6177

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