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Edward Paul Wilkinson

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Williamson County District Attorney's Office
Georgetown, TX
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Licensed for 19 years, Edward Paul Wilkinson is a lawyer in Georgetown Texas who attended South Texas College of Law

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Bar Licenses

Texas State Bar
Texas
Member in Good Standing
2006

Education

South Texas College of Law
South Texas College of Law
2006

Specialty Certifications

Texas Board of Legal Specialization
Board Certified Specialist
Criminal Law
Texas Board of Legal Specialization
2018

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Edward Paul Wilkinson
Williamson County District Attorney's Office
405 Martin Luther King Jr St Ste 265
Georgetown, TX 78626
Office: 512-943-1597

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