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O'Neil & Hauser P.C.

Immigration, Criminal, Divorce & Family Law,

  • Firm Year: 1975
  • Office Hour: 8:30-5 pm
  • Language: Spanish

617-426-8100

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O'Neil & Hauser P.C. was founded decades ago with a simple belief: The immigration system can be daunting, but an experienced lawyer can make it easie... (more)

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Supervises a staff of immigration lawyers and paralegals in the practice of immigration law. Provides legal representation individuals and corporation... (more)

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O'Neil & Hauser P.C.
262 Washington St
Boston, MA 02108
42.3577323,-71.0578469

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