Contact Kendra S. Kleber and Associates

	Mailing address: Post Office Box 1960, Royal Oak, Michigan 48068
	By telephone or relay: (What's relay? It is a service that allows people who are deaf or hard-of-hearing to use the telephone. A relay operator is on the call, and serves as the go-between for one person who is on the call listening and one person who is on the call typing into or reading from a TTD. Telephone calls by relay are confidential: the calls are protected by the attorney-client privilege just as if only the attorney and the client were on the call.) Office: 248-591-0301 Toll free: 888-629-3660 (This is supposed to be limited to Michigan, but it seems to work from any place. Don't let the cost of a long distance call keep you from getting help. Try it. Call us. If it doesn't work, then try again tomorrow or call the 248 number and tell us to call you right back. That's about as easy as we can possibly make it, but I'm open to suggestions on how to make it easier.)
	By email: (Either one works - they both reach the same place.) kkleber (at) positiveoutlook.org hivlawyer (at) kendra.com
	By text message: (Why text messages? Are you kidding? Even though each message is limited to about 150 characters, and even though thumb-typing can get pretty annoying, it is a great way to negotiate a date and time for a meeting or for a telephone or relay call. And that is useful because catching a lawyer in her office on no warning is harder than amending the Constitution used to be.) Direct a message to: 248-613-8633

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