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Ostrander Law Office consists of 2 board certified lawyers are specializing in bankruptcy law for individuals and small business owners. With more than 40 combined years of experience in bankruptcy law, we know how to evaluate your financial situation and help you choose the debt relief strategy that eliminates the greatest amount of debt at the least expense.

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Shear Denise M

Ostrander, David W, JD

Ostrander Law Office Attorney

Denise M Shear Attorney

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Phone: (413) 585-9300

Address: 36 Service Center Rd Ste 101, Northampton, MA 01060

Website: http://www.ostranderlaw.com

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