Hank J. Clarke II

Criminal Defense and Estate and Probate Lawyer

Law Office of Hank J. Clarke, LLC

Orwigsburg, PA

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Licensed for 12 years, Hank J. Clarke II is a Criminal Defense and Estate and Probate Law lawyer in Orwigsburg Pennsylvania who attended Widener University Commonwealth Law School

Practice Areas

Criminal Defense (50%)

Estate and Probate Law (50%)

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Pennsylvania

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2009

Education

Widener University Commonwealth Law School

J.D.

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Hank J. Clarke II
Law Office of Hank J. Clarke, LLC
208 East Drehersville Road
Orwigsburg, PA 17961

www.hjclarkelaw.com

Office: 570-527-9633

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