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Koontz & Crabtree

Koontz & Crabtree - Bedford, PA

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130 W Penn St. Bedford, PA 15522

(814) 623-5114 Call Now

Updated: 02/18/2024

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    • Probate & Estate Administration
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    By Anonymous on Sep. 23, 2025
    Hired Attorney Dean Alan Crabtree 2024-2026
    Waiting on my mother's estate to close out. He had it for almost a year and did not file taxes with PA until he was called out on it. Then, he said he will file in a few weeks. What a joke to set on it for almost a year. Still waiting to see if it was ever filed. I would not or will not recommend him.
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