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Welcome to Depew Law Firm
Depew Law Firm was founded in 1953 in Neodesha, Kansas by Harry L. Depew as a general practice law firm. Douglas Depew joined the firm in 1980 and Dennis Depew joined the firm in 1983.
Over the years Depew Law Firm has accumulated extensive experience in the fields of bankruptcy law, divorce law, estate planning, municipal law, mediation and non-profit organizations. Today, while most of the firm's clients are located in Allen, Labette, Montgomery, Neosho & Wilson counties, the firm has represented clients throughout Southeast Kansas.
Providing excellence in legal counsel has been a priority since the firm was founded. Part of that commitment means taking the time to fully explain legal procedures, both in person and through written materials we provide clients.
If you are interested in attorneys who will take the time to learn about your unique situation and provide you a thorough, personal consultation, then call today and make arrangements for an appointment. Contact Depew Law Firm.
Depew Law Firm, 620 Main Street, Neodesha, KS 66757 is a federally designated Debt Relief Agency. We have helped people file for bankruptcy relief under the U. S. Bankruptcy Code since 1957.
