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Since its founding by Jeanelle S. Kleveland in 1984, Kleveland Law Offices has become one of the most respected law firms in Lincoln, NE, offering high-quality services in an array of practice areas. Whether you're going through a divorce or need a civil judgment enforced, you can rely on this team of experienced professionals to zealously represent your interests and provide valuable legal advice.
As a member of the Nebraska State Bar Association and Lincoln Bar Association, Kleveland leads a team that offers services in a variety of practice areas, including family law, probate law, and criminal defense. If you're going through a divorce or other difficult legal situation, they will provide compassionate service and guidance to find solutions that are suitable for everyone involved. However, when that isn't possible, this law firm will aggressively stand up for your rights.
Kleveland Law Offices has developed a reputation for adhering to the highest legal and ethical standards while providing each client with the individualized attention they deserve. They believe strong relationships with their clients are based on open communication, so they make regular contact a priority. Whenever necessary, they will be available to offer advice on evolving situations and make the legal process as clear and understandable as possible.
With over 30 years of experience, Kleveland Law Offices has established a reputation for excellent service and will meet all your legal needs. To schedule an appointment, call (402) 477-7776 or send a message online, where you can learn more about their outstanding legal services.
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estate planning
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Parental Alienation in Nebraska
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criminal defense
Criminal Restitution in Nebraska
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