Christopher J. Hallett - a Swanton, US Lawyer

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By Swanton R. on Feb. 09, 2021
Hired Attorney 2014-2021

Mr Hallet forgot an important piece after a divorce. No problem, sometimes people forget things. But it has now been over 4 years - MULTIPLE PHONE CALLS over that time and he has STILL NOT FIXED IT. All we hear are excuses, an promises to "get on it." The affected person is dying of cancer and cannot get this so-called attorney to file a stupid piece of paper with the court!!!

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Swanton, OH

113 W. Airport Highway
P.O. Box 208
Swanton, OH 43558

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Phone: (419) 826-4866

Fax: (419) 826-2628

Website: http://www.hallettlaw.net

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Christopher J. Hallett - Swanton, OH