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Carl & Tavel, PLLC

Divorce & Family Law

  • Office Hour: Monday - Friday, 9:00AM - 5:00PM
  • Language: English

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Conveniently located in New Caney, Texas, Carl & Tavel is a local law firm dedicated to providing professional and personalized legal services to clients across Montgomery and Harris counties. As a small office, clients are able to work directly with their attorneys from the beginning to the end of their case. You’ll know who your attorney is and benefit from the most experienced minds on our legal team. We take pride in delivering quality solutions and establish lasting attorney-client relationships.

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    Carl & Tavel, PLLC
    20185 US-59
    New Caney, TX 77357
    30.1533393,-95.2152497
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    New Caney, TX 77357

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