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Gerald Snow

Law Offices of Tanous & Snow, LLC

Millinocket, ME

Attorney · VA-accredited since 2017VA accreditation #41979

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Firm reviewsAs of 10-2026
Wanda T.★☆☆☆☆

I paid for my deed on the 4th of June, ( I paid over the phone). Now it's the 25th of July and still have no deed and no receipt that I paid. So I paid the office a visit, got a copy that was NOT notarizedand still no receipt where I paid. Again they're telling me that they will mail it. 😂 Why tell me that you never mailed me what I paid you for in the first place.. And what they charged me. 😡 Personally I can say I'll never use them again. The only reason why I did this time it was land left me in a will. And going into to the office, well I personally felt they were going out of their way to finish what I paid them for!! NOT HAPPY AT ALL!!. 😡😡🤬

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AttorneyRole
2017VA-accredited since
October 10, 2026Last confirmed on VA's roster

About the firm

143 Penobscot Ave, Millinocket, ME 04462

Office hours

Monday to Thursday
8AM-4:30PM
Friday
8AM-4PM
Saturday and Sunday
Closed

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  4. What evidence do you need from me, and what will you get yourselves?
  5. How long do cases like mine usually take, and how will you keep me updated?

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