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At Lexington law Firm we are dedicated to bringing hope to the clients we serve on a daily basis. If you are looking for a culture strongly focused on our people, our clients and founded in our desire to help change lives, then this is the career for you. Our primary goal is to improve the lives of our clients through ensuring they have a fair credit report thus having greater means and opportunity to achieve their personal financial goals. By educating and assisting each client on their individual credit needs, our Credit Advisors are making a difference in people’s lives each day.
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