Kenneth A. Keeling - a Houston, Texas (TX) Consultation, counseling Lawyer

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Houston Consultation, counseling Lawyer

Updated: 03/03/2026

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Consultation, counseling

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By Anonymous on Dec. 05, 2023
Consulted Attorney 2022-2024

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I need help with certain state implicated community based as a faith of good not being commode for my current indemnity plan. There is a area of certain situations where mental concern by my behaviour was recommended. I strongly act my way to the top because of inductive demeanor. I am a recovering archivist and a conformed racist... Things I feel a lot people are just so happen to be now before I ever did. Anyways how is a council magistrate and then also is here in Houston. I thought this was a roman law using a board of Texas to determine my entire work flow as stupendous. I question real numbers now and became weary about why I am even putting this here.

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Houston, TX

3310 Katy Fwy.
Second Floor
Houston, TX 77007 - 3603

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Phone: (713) 579-3024

Fax: (713) 579-3002

Website: http://www.kpats.com/

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