Ambler & Ambler, P.C. - Bellingham, MA
Lawyers in Bellingham, MA
6 Mendon Street Bellingham, MA 02019 - 1511
Updated: 03/03/2026
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Hired Law firm 1975-2019Dealing with Lee and Scott Ambler is like dealing with friends or family. they make a client feel very comfortable and explain all legal aspects of your concerns with easy to understand explanations. They do not portray that typical aura that most people have of Lawyers in general . They are a joy to deal with and very competent at what they do. The Bellingham area is very fortunate to have these long time residents to help them in their time of Legal needs
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