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Stephen Niermann has a passion for providing legal services in the areas of business organization, probate, finance, business management, juvenile law, elder law and business transactions.  He has represented individuals and multinational business with their issues, but loves to help small business persons succeed in their endeavors.

Stephen B. Plott was born and raised in Portsmouth, Virginia. He is a former prosecutor and has practiced law in Virginia for almost 30 years. Attorney Plott is currently serving clients in the Portsmouth, Suffolk, Isle of Wight, Southampton, Sussex, Franklin, Newport News, Hampton, Chesapeake, Norfolk and Virginia Beach jurisdictions.

Mr. Hartley  is uniquely situated to handle opposing counsel no matter the sophistication or size of his adversary. Austin has significant trial experience and has been successful in obtaining favorable verdicts on behalf of his clients in a variety of matters. He utilizes his large law firm experience while drawing on his client-centered results-driven experiences gained at smaller law firms. Austin prides himself on being accessible to his clients and is committed to pursuing results that exceed expectations. His intent with every person whom he represents is to establish a lasting relationship built on trust and confidence.. Austin is a fourth generation Dallas native. He attended Saint Edwards University in Austin, Texas where he majored in political science. After graduation, Austin attended Texas Tech University School of Law in Lubbock, Texas where he received his Doctor of Jurisprudence and Business Law Certificate.. Austin is an avid outdoorsman and enjoys exploring remote parts of Texas with his bird dog Charlie. In addition, he is an active member in his church and enjoys contributing his time to several non-profit causes in the metroplex.

Lindsey Mears is the owner and founder of Lindsey Mears, PLLC. Ms. Mears focuses her practice on wills, trusts, probate,estate planning and uncontested divorce.. It is the mission of Lindsey Mears, PLLC to ensure that all clients who have estate planning needs gets the access they need to an attorney even if getting out to see an attorney is physically challenging. Thus, Lindsey Mears, PLLC offers mobile estate planning services where client meetings can be done in the comfort of your own home, retirement community or rehabilitation facility.. Lindsey earned her law degree from Florida International University College of Law where she graduated with honors. During law school, she served as a comments and articles editor for the FIU Law Review and served as an intern for the Honorable Robin S. Rosenbaum in the US District Court for the Southern District of Florida. Prior to attending law school, Lindsey earned her MBA from Texas Tech University. Ms. Mears received her bachelor’s degree in Sport Psychology from Berry College where she was a member of the women’s soccer team.. Ms. Mears is currently licensed to practice law in Texas and the United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas.

Immigration Lawyer, dedicated to the practice of Immigration and Naturalization Law, with over 20 years of legal experience in the areas of immigration, business and family matters.  Previously, I worked as an English language instructor at Yonsei University in Seoul, Korea. I have worked at various international law firms, import-export companies, and have extensive commercial real estate experience. My diverse background adds depth and understanding to my practice of immigration law.

I received my Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from the University of North Texas in 1993 and my law degree from Southern Methodist University School of Law in 1997.. Upon graduation I entered private practice and practiced in the areas of professional liability, insurance defense, and medical malpractice.. In 1999, I became a cooperating attorney with the Texas Chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union. In 2000, I filed a 42 U.S.C. §1983 action against the Texas Department of Criminal Justice over its policy and practice of having prison guards eavesdrop on attorney-prisoner legal phone calls. In response, the TDCJ changed its policy to recognize and protect the attorney-client privilege.. In 2001, I relocated to Huntsville, Texas to concentrate on prison-related issues.. In 2001 and 2002, I participated in on-site inspections of TDCJ prison units in Amarillo, Beeville, Lamesa, Wichita Falls, Abilene, Woodville, Huntsville, and Tennessee Colony as part of the Ruiz v. Johnson prisoner class action lawsuit.. I have presented at Continuing Legal Education seminars on the issues of parole, civil rights and corrections/prison.. I have been published in the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyer's Association periodicial, THE VOICE and have written an extensive paper on the Prison Litigation Reform Act and Prisoner Civil Rights Claims.. I have successfully advocated on behalf of TDCJ prisoners in prison administrative matters, federal excessive force claims, and parole and revocation matters.. I represent prisoners and their families in a variety of prison-related issues, including but not limited to:. --    Parole Review before the Board of Pardons and Paroles. --    Parole revocation hearings. --    Disciplinary challenges. --    Unit transfer requests. --    Offender Protection Investigations (formerly known as Life Endangerment). --    Safety issues related to correctional staff and/or other prisoners. --    Appeals to the Director's Review Committee. --    Bans on visitation. --    Bans on correspondence (placement on a negative mailing list). I also practice civil and criminal law and represent prisoners in civil proceedings.. I can be reached at:Yolanda M. TorresThe Law Office Of Yolanda M. Torres, PLLCP.O. Box 118648Carrollton, Texas 75011-8648(P)(F)Website:

I provide comprehensive and realistic legal advice to clients, to achieve cost-effective solutions to their problems. As a Family Law Specialist, I have extensive experience in all issues relating to divorce, including division of assets in complex estates and contested custody cases. I always seek to resolve family issues peacefully, but I have the experience to fight for my clients when it becomes necessary to take the dispute to court.

I grew up around small businesses. One of my grandfathers was an insurance agent in Denton. My other set of grandparents owned a bookstore in Irving. My father ran a financial services company in north Dallas with about ten employees, and during high school I often worked in his office after classes. I spent my summers working on commercial construction sites and watching how each contractor depended on the others to perform their obligations.At Stanford I majored in economics, in part because of its importance to business. But for me the real draw was the way in which economics approaches decision making: How do you balance expected costs and benefits to get the best possible outcome when the future is not entirely clear? This is the same way that I approach life, including litigation.For over three decades, since completing law school at UT Austin, I have assisted business clients in a wide variety of situations including breach of contract; misrepresentation and fraud; transactions and investments; disputes with vendors, customers, and construction contractors; tenant evictions; repossessions, foreclosures, and collections; trade secrets; covenants not to compete; misappropriation of business opportunities; embezzlement by managers; disputes over business ownership and control; enforcement actions by government regulators; negotiating and drafting contracts for real estate sales, businesses acquisitions, and large financial transactions; and setting up new companies. A large portion of my practice follows these issues into bankruptcy court.Early in my career as an attorney I also spent two years working at a medical technology company with about 100 employees. There I drafted contracts, participated in employee terminations, and worked out the legal arguments that resulted in a $100 million antitrust settlement against a Fortune 500 competitor. Most importantly, during those two years I walked in the shoes of my clients as a customer of legal services purchased from outside law firms. I understand the concerns that my clients have when they entrust me with their legal work.

I am currently an associate attorney at the Wright Firm, L.L.P. I received a Bachelor of Science degree in Government from Texas Woman’s University. While at Texas Woman’s University, I worked at Legal Aid of Northwest Texas which provides pro bono legal services to indigent clients. I received my law degree from SMU Dedman School of Law. While in law school, I participated in the W.W. Caruth, Jr. Child Advocacy Clinic where I was appointed by juvenile district court judges to serve as guardian/attorney ad litem for abused and neglected children in Dallas County. As Guardian/Attorney ad litem, I was responsible for determining the best interests of the children and representing the children's voice in court. Prior to joining the Wright Firm, I worked as an associate attorney at a Dallas Immigration law firm.. My primary practice area is family law, including child custody modification and enforcement and divorce. I also handle all areas of criminal and immigration law including family based cases, employment based cases, and citizenship cases.. I am fluent in Spanish.

Hi There!. I am an ambitious attorney that is dedicated to making legal services accessible to all.  I practice family law, including divorce SAPCR, motions to Modify Custody Orders, motions to Enforce Custody Orders, and other actions.. I am an active member of the Dallas Bar Association.  In my free time, I volunteer for the Dallas Volunteer Attorney Program helping those in need of legal assistance.

David was born and raised in Farmers Branch, Texas. After completing high school at Jesuit College Preparatory School in Dallas, he attended The University of Texas at Austin and The University of North Texas. He graduated from North Texas with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree, with a Major in Real Estate and a Minor in Finance. After college, David spent some time in the corporate world, working in commercial real estate financing in DFW. But, he knew law was where his passion was, and left the corporate world to attend Washington and Lee University School of Law in Lexington, Virginia.David and his wife, Carol, have three children and are active in their community. They are members of Saint Rita Church. David served as a City Councilman from 2007-2013 and has continued to serve on numerous Boards and Commissions for his hometown, including the Metrocrest Hospital Authority, Valwood Improvement Authority and Charter Review Committee.David has been an active volunteer throughout his adult life, and has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for financially disadvantaged high school students in the Greater Dallas area. He has also provided pro bono work through the Dallas Bar Association and in private practice. David has appeared on local and national television news shows discussing legal issues, including Fox & Friends, Fox Business and the McQuistion Hour. He has also shared his experiences and knowledge as an author and speaker for many professional associations and organizations.. Professional. David has practiced law in Texas and California. Throughout his career, David has represented clients in litigation, arbitration, mediation and appeals in a wide variety of cases including Personal Injury, Motor Vehicle Collisions, Wrongful Death, Products Liability, Insurance Bad Faith, and construction-related injuries.David is a member of the American Bar Association, Texas Bar Association and Dallas Bar Association. He is admitted to practice in all Texas courts, as well as U.S. Federal Courts in the Northern, Eastern and Western Districts of Texas. David handles every case like he is helping a member of his own family, and has consistently received excellent results for his clients in over 28 years of practice. He has tried over 60 cases to verdict, and has obtained multiple million dollar + judgments for his clients.David enjoys legal challenges and is known for his courtroom success, attention to detail, case preparation, passion, drive, pursuit of the best results for his clients and proven research, writing and litigation skills.

Corporate energy lawyer with experience in upstream and midstream transactions.  My practice focuses on oil and gas exploration, production, distribution and marketing.

Attorney Adam A. Malik is experienced in handling deportation defense, immigration litigation, U.S. citizenship issues, and a variety of other complex immigration matters. He is the managing attorney at Malik & Associates, PLLC in Carrollton and was a distinguished officer at the USCIS Dallas Field Office by receiving several noteworthy awards. Additionally, Adam is fluent in English, Urdu, Hindi, and Punjabi, allowing him to provide exceptional legal services to clients in many languages. To speak with Adam A. Malik, reach out to our law office today to schedule an initial consultation and learn more about how he can assist you with your case.

At Parker Law Firm, we understand that when legal matters arise, you’re likely to find the specific laws detailing the process complicated and daunting.  To make things worse, your emotional state may make it hard for you to focus on these complex matters alone.. Our firm is small enough that clients are given the personal care and attention they need and deserve and we provide exceptional experience, knowledge and insight in Family Law, Construction, Corporate, Personal Injury, and Criminal matters.  Our mission is to take a genuine interest in you, the client, in order to understand your objectives and strive to exceed your expectations.. We dedicate ourselves to these values: