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Tracy Jones Law Office, LLC

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Probate Lawyers Serving Jefferson County, CO (Evergreen, CO)

Having someone in your corner is important. You can trust me to handle your Probate needs. Call Today!

  • 28  Years 
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  • 28  Years 
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"Top notch firm with a team of very responsive attorneys. Ryan and Tracy are great to work with - so much so that we've retained them to oversee the management of the legal 'side' of our property management and have benefited greatly from their expertise!"

The Hickey Law Firm

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Probate Lawyers Serving Jefferson County, CO (Lakewood, CO)

Your Probate & Estate needs are important. Click here or call today for help.

  • 2  Attorney Ratings
  • 24  Years 
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  • 2  Attorney Ratings
  • 24  Years 
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"Erin Hickey is outstanding in every way! She was very personable, extremely knowlegeable and professional in explaining and executing our two estate plans in a thorough and timely manner. We definitely will utilize her services, should we have any legal matters to deal with in the future. "

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Jefferson County, CO Lawyers in Related Practice Areas:

Estate Planning Trusts Wills

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