Keith Owen Campbell Attorney at Law

Specialties

Family Law Issues

CYS, Custody, Divorce, Support, Relocation, Pre-​Nuptials, Adoption, Name Changes, Visitation, Will & Estates, Appeals, etc.

Criminal Defense:

DUIs, Theft, Harassment, Violations of Parole /​Probation /​PFAs, Weapons, Possession /​Distribution, Expungements, Appeals, etc.

Magistrate Court

Landlord — Tenant, Traffic Violations, False Accusations by Retailers, Unfair Practices by Debt Collectors, Citations, Summary Offenses, etc.

Other Areas

Personal Injury (Slip & Fall, Dog Bites, Automobile Accidents, etc.), Civil Rights Claims, Gas & Oil Issues, Contract and/​or Property Damage Issues, etc.

History

Established in 2010.

Keith Owen Campbell first began practicing law in New Jersey. Then he decided he missed the area where he grew up and so moved back home and set up a law office in Washington, PA. The office he works out of today was established 3 years ago and has expanded since. Travis J. Dunn was added as the firm’s associate attorney.

Meet the Business Owner

Keith Owen C.

Business Owner

Keith Owen Campbell did not always pursue the career of attorney at law. He first joined the Marine Corps. for a 6-​year enlistment, during which he was promoted to Sergeant and served in Desert Shield/​Desert Storm. After returning home, Mr. Campbell set out to start his life. He took an entry-​level position at a trucking company before deciding to take a risk and use the money he had in savings to pay for a semester of college before his Veteran’s Administration benefits could kick in.

Mr. Campbell completed his A.S. at Kishwaukee College in one year, then transferred to Southern Illinois University where he earned his B.S. in Management Information Systems, graduating Magna Cum Laude. Mr. Campbell intended to pursue dual Graduate Degree until he received an invitation from Rutgers Law Camden. Mr. Campbell was accepted and so went to law school.

After graduating, he passed both the New Jersey and Pennsylvania bar exams and so could begin his practice.