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To learn more about attorney Slobin, visit his attorney page at the Shellist Lazarz Slobin website. Todd Slobin is a board certified labor and employment law attorney at Shellist Lazarz Slobin LLP. He is one of the few attorneys who is qualified to claim himself an expert in employment law. He works tirelessly on behalf of clients and represents them in cases involving executive agreements, severance agreements, employment contracts,sexual harrassment and more. Before of his success on behalf of clients, Attorney Slobin was selected for Super Lawyers®, earned a 10.0 Superb rating on Avvo, and more. He has served as Chairman of the Labor and Employment Law Section of the Houston Bar Association, as well as being a member of other similarly distinguished organizations.. In recent years, I have resolved many cases for executives where the net recovery to the clients was in excess of one million dollars. For example, $1,139,; $1,148,; $1,299,; and $1,867,. In 2011, I had the top verdict in Texas in employment law with a $3,200,000 verdict shared by three clients. In addition to executive cases, I have been lead-counsel in several national collective action cases under the Fair Labor Standards Act (“FLSA”) and have secured several multi-million dollar nationwide wage and hour class-action settlements. I also manage cases under various state and federal laws, including Title VII and Title IX cases, the Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”), the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (“ADEA”), the Family and Medical Leave Act (“FMLA”), the Texas Commission on Human Rights Act, the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act (“USERRA”), and other employment statutes.. He was a former Chairman of the Labor and Employment Law Section of the Houston Bar Association (2007-2008). He is a member of the Labor and Employment Law Section of the State Bar of Texas and the Labor and Employment Law Section of the Houston Bar Association. He is also a former Labor & Employment Law Exam Commission Member of the Texas Board of Legal Specialization; the Commission designs and grades the Labor & Employment Law Board Certification exam.. He is admitted to practice law in the Supreme Court of the United States of America, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, the Northern District of Texas, the Southern District of Texas, the Western District of Texas, and all Texas state courts.. Since 2005, he has continually received the honor of being named a Super Lawyer® (a Thomson Reuters service), and I received the honor of Top Lawyer from H Texas magazine in 2013. In 2013, 2014, and 2015, I also received the Top Lawyers honor in the “Best of Houstonia” issues of Houstonia Magazine, sponsored by Green Bank, and I was a Texas Bar Foundation Fellow in 2015-2016.. He has spoken on many employment law subjects over the years including, Trying an Employment Law case, Jury Bias in the Trump Era, The First 30 Days of the Case, Professional Courtesy and Ethics: How You Should Treat Opposing Counsel, Privacy and Tort Law in the Workplace, The FMLA from Both Sides of the Docket, and Employment Cases in Federal Court, to name a few.. He has also been regularly interviewed on KPRCChannel 2 in Houston on a variety of employment law topics. Over the years, I have been interviewed by the Houston Chronicle on several of the cases that I have handled. I also appeared on the Dianne Andrews Show, a popular Louisiana-based talk show, to discuss the #MeToo movement.

Myres & Associates practices a unique, team-based approach to family law. Every case is assigned a team of legal professionals, beginning with the attorney and client and expanding to include paralegals and other support staff. Also available are other skilled professionals such as financial advisors and mental health experts to join the team when necessary. The Firm's goal is to help each client access all of the resources and professional assistance the firm can provide, ensuring that each task is addressed by the most appropriate person.. Susan earned her BS from the University of Kansas in 1979 and her JD from the University of Houston Law Center in 1982. She was admitted to the Texas Bar in the same year and today can appear before the U.S. District Court Southern District of Texas, the U.S. District Court Northern District of Texas, the U.S. Court of Appeals 5th Circuit, and the Supreme Court of Texas.. Her expertise is regularly sought by other attorneys, and Susan gives lectures in topics ranging from family law and mediation to professional responsibility in child abuse cases. She is involved in several professional associations, including the Texas Bar Association, the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (fellow), Texas Woman Lawyers, and many others.

My practice is devoted primarily to business litigation. Typical matters include commercial landlord / tenant disputes, collection of outstanding accounts, contract disputes, M&M and mineral liens, construction and contractor disputes, judgment enforcement, and tax appeals.  I also have experience from my prior life handling subrogation and personal injury claims, and from my pro bono work handling guardianships.. My goal is to efficiently and effectively defend my clients’ interests.  I handle everything from initial demand letters to the execution of judgments, including discovery and depositions, settlement negotiations, dispositive motions, mediation, trial, and appeal.  I do my best to stay in constant contact with all clients and think outside the box with respect to my client's options.. My husband and I married in 2014, on our 7-year anniversary. We have two children, and several four-legged children. I am passionate about family, volunteering, and traveling.. For additional information, please visit

Mr. Strug practices in the area of estate planning, trust and estate administration and business planning. He works closely with clients respecting a myriad of probate, trust and tax issues. Mr. Strug assists clients with estate and business planning, ranging from tax-planned wills and trusts to advanced planning techniques.  Mr. Strug uses family limited partnerships, charitable remainder trusts, grantor retained annuity trusts, and partition and property agreements in order to address client planning objectives, whether it be driven by taxes or driven by asset protection concerns.. In the area of probate administration, Mr. Strug handles entire aspects of estate administration, from admitting a will to probate to preparing a federal estate tax return. He works closely with families to navigate through the probate process, assisting with any number of issues which they may face, from conveying title to the house to funding an estate credit shelter trust to communicating with the IRS about a potential estate audit.. In the area of business planning, Mr. Strug’s practice ranges from setting up business entities to assisting clients with the acquisition or sale of a small-to-mid size business.. Mr. Strug’s focus on client development, education and satisfaction means phone calls and emails are returned in timely manner, questions are welcomed and time is taken to provide clients with a thorough understanding of the options which may be facing them at the particular time.

Mr. Dietlein is Board Certified in Estate Planning and Probate Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. He is married to Dacia Dietlein; they have five chidlren.  The Dietlein’s are members of St. Laurence Catholic Church in Sugar Land. Mr. Dietlein's hobbies include spending time with his wife and children, drawing, gardening, home repairs; antique restoration, attending Houston Opera/Symphony/Ballet, sculling and family genealogy.

Lauren E. Waddell's practice focuses exclusively on family law issues including divorce litigation, custody issues, property division, marital agreements, paternity actions, child support, modification actions, and enforcement of prior orders. Ms. Waddell is Board Certified in Family Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization and a Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and International Academy of Family Lawyers. She is licensed to practice law in Texas state courts, as well as in federal courts before the Southern District of Texas, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, and the U.S. Supreme Court.. Ms. Waddell is actively involved in leadership for legal and local community organizations. She has served as the Chair of the Houston Bar Association, Family Law Section; the President of Texas Women Lawyers; and the President of the Association of Women Attorneys - Houston. Ms. Waddell is a Fellow of the Houston Bar Foundation and the Texas Bar Foundation. She is a member of both the Gulf Coast Family Law Specialists and the Texas Academy of Family Law Specialists. Ms. Waddell currently serves on the Board of Directors for Baylor Women’s Network- Houston; the Board of Directors for The Orange Show Center for Visionary Arts; and as a Captain on the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo Youth Horse Show Committee.. Lauren E. Waddell has been recognized by Texas Monthly Magazine as a “Super Lawyer” (2013-2019), "Top 50 Women Texas Super Lawyers" (2017-2019), and "Top 100 Houston Super Lawyers" (2017-2019). She has also been recognized by the “Best Lawyers” publication (2016-2019); by the H Texas Magazine as a “Top Lawyer” (2010-2019); and by the Houstonia Magazine as a “Top Lawyer” (2013-2019).

Kyle primarily represents individuals who have suffered serious injuries to their person or their property. He has represented a broad range of corporate and individual clients in insurance coverage disputes, commercial tort, breach of contract cases, and personal injury claims, in both state and federal courts.. His practice focuses on assisting individuals who have been injured on the job or in other types of accidents. Kyle represents individuals across a broad range of industries including, oil and gas, maritime and trucking. He also works for individuals who have been injured in car accidents, trucking accidents, tire tread accidents, industrial accidents, toxic exposure, and construction site and trenching accidents.. Kyle is a member of numerous professional and community associations and is dedicated to those organizations:. -Kyle currently serves as a member of the State Bar of Texas Disciplinary Committee.. -Kyle currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Houston Trial Lawyers Association and is a member of American Association for Justice (AAJ).. -Kyle recently completed a three year term of aervice as a member of the Texas Trial Lawyer's Association - Board of Advocates.. -Kyle is devoted to the Texas Trial Lawyers Association, spending countless hours defending and protecting the rights of Texans who might otherwise be denied justice.  Each legislative session, Kyle donates his personal time and funds to advocate for the rights of injured Texans.. -Kyle sits on the Board of Directors of Volunteer Houston.  For 40 years, Volunteer Houston has been the city's sole recruiting and referral service connecting volunteers to a broad spectrum of diverse nonprofit organizations. Over the past two years these efforts have resulted in the mobilization of 71,000 volunteers who have helped transform lives and create lasting change throughout Houston, Harris County and seven surrounding counties. The work done by Volunteer Houston inspires other nonprofits to think big, develop more engaging volunteer opportunities, and accelerates the success of our nonprofit community.. -Kyle also serves on the Advisory Board of the Houston Arboretum and Nature Center. The Arboretum is a 155-acre nature sanctuary located in Houston’s Memorial Park and dedicated to providing nature education and facilities for the children of Texas.. Kyle is a devoted husband to his wife, Mary, and doting father of their daughters, Katherine “Etta”  and Hollis.. Prior to licensure as an attorney, Kyle interned at the Harris County District Attorney’s Office and in Harris County Probate Court Number One as an intern to the Honorable Russell Austin.. Kyle practiced primarily as a defense lawyer until 2007. Kyle represented some of the world’s largest shipping and maritime service companies, as well as a variety of companies engaged in oil and gas exploration. Kyle also had the opportunity to defend a variety of small local businesses in construction accidents, premises cases, and industrial accidents.. In the Fall of 2007, Kyle, with longtime friend, Shane McClelland, founded Herbert & McClelland, LLP. The firm started in Kyle’s dining room and moved into proper offices a couple of weeks later. Kyle is dedicated to the practice of law and finds immense pride in the growth of this firm and the results obtained for his clients.. Kyle is a member of the Houston and American Bar Associations, and is licensed to practice law in Texas. He is also admitted to practice before the United States District Courts for the Southern, Eastern and Western Districts of Texas.. After receiving a bachelor’s degree in history from the University of Texas at Austin, Kyle earned his juris doctorate from South Texas College of Law in Houston, Texas.. Should you have any questions, please contact Kyle via telephone or email. He would be happy to speak with you.

Kami D'Olive earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Texas at Austin in May 2005.  She attended law school at the South Texas College of Law in downtown Houston, and focuses her practice in the areas of Probate, Estate Planning, and Guardianship Law.

I provide both litigation and legal counseling services to individuals and businesses.. My litigation practice focuses primarily in the areas of commercial litigation, employment litigation, insurance litigation, and professional liability law. I have represented both plaintiffs and defendants in cases involving breach of contract, fraud, negligent misrepresentation, copyright infringement, theft of trade secrets, enforcement of non-competition agreements, mechanics’ liens, violations of the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act, securities and failed investment expectations, business disparagement and civil conspiracy, professional malpractice, and insurance coverage disputes.. I have tried numerous cases, ranging from one day bench trials to multi-week jury trials. I have also participated in many hearings at which live testimony has been taken (for example, hearings on applications for temporary injunction, motions for contempt, and motions challenging expert qualifications). My trial experience also includes private arbitration.. In the areas of legal counseling and business transactions I regularly assist clients in the following areas:

I am Paul Harris and I am proud to have represented workers ever since I graduated from law school. I come from a small town in the Texas Panhandle called Borger. I earned my bachelor’s degree in English, with Honors, from the University of Texas-Austin. As a law student at the University of Houston Law Center, I received the Yale Rosenberg Memorial Award for writing and served as a law clerk for the Houston office of Advocacy, Inc., (currently known as Disability Rights Texas), a federally created nonprofit that protects the legal rights of individuals with disabilities.. In my final year of law school, I became a clerk for a prominent employment law firm here in Houston, Butler & Harris. After graduating law school, I became an associate at Butler & Harris, where I stayed for 12 years.. While at Butler & Harris, I worked on several, groundbreaking cases, many of which were against local governments and various federal agencies. We helped overturn a blanket ban on individuals with diabetes that kept them from serving the State Department in the Foreign Service. We won a gender discrimination, pattern-and-practice trial against the City of Beaumont and its Police Department, achieving justice for our client who worked for so long to become a Detective. We won two disability discrimination trials against the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): one on behalf of a person with diabetes who was wrongfully rejected as a Special Agent, and one for a person who went on to become the first FBI Special Agent with a prosthetic hand.. Along the way, I have represented individuals in almost every field of work and almost any place on the hierarchy; from police officers and municipal employees to oil and gas executives, nurses, restaurant workers, and beverage distributors.. My work for my clients takes on many different forms. I advise people about contract negotiations and severance agreements. I have represented clients in matters before both state and federal courts in Houston. I have extensive experience assisting clients through internal grievance processes. I have represented numerous local and federal governmental employees, including employees of the City of Houston, in litigation and before the Merit Systems Protection Board. I have also successfully represented numerous clients and small businesses with claims for Unemployment Benefits through the Texas Workforce Commission.. I am admitted to practice law in the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, the United States District Court for the Eastern and Southern District of Texas, and all Texas state courts. I handle cases under various state and federal laws, including Title VII, the Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”), the Rehabilitation Act (Section 504), the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (“ADEA”), the Family and Medical Leave Act (“FMLA”), the Texas Commission on Human Rights Act, and Texas laws that prohibit retaliation against daycare workers and nursing home workers.. I served as the President of the Houston Chapter of the National Employment Lawyers Association, where I helped organize and emcee monthly educational luncheons for local plaintiff’s employment lawyers. I am a member of the Labor and Employment Law Section of the State Bar of Texas and the Labor and Employment Law Section of the Houston Bar Association. I am a member of the Texas Employment Lawyers Association (TELA), founded in part by my former boss, Margaret Harris, as well as the National Employment Lawyers Association (NELA).. I have conducted training sessions for private sector companies, and I am a regular guest speaker at the University of Houston-Downtown’s Paralegal Certificate Program. I enjoy speaking at nearby schools on the importance of jury duty as part of the Houston Bar Association’s Speakers Bureau.

I am passionate about personal injury and entertainment law. A native Houstonian, I graduated from The University of Houston Law Center. Prior, I attended college at Emory University, graduating with a joint degree in English and Creative Writing and a minor in Theater.. During my time at the University of Houston Law Center, I was President of the Student Animal Legal Defense Fund and chaired the Moore’s School of Music Gala.  I was also honored and a speaker alongside actress Christine Baranski for the Human Rights Gala. I completed a summer clerkship at the Law Office of Dan Cogdell, a nationally prominent, Houston based, white collar defense attorney, and a winter clerkship at a boutique family law firm.. After graduating from the University of Houston Law Center, I went on to earn my LLM degree in Entertainment and Media Law from Southwestern Law School in Los Angeles. There, I was editor of the award winning Biederman Entertainment Law Review.. While in Los Angeles, I clerked at The Rosen Law Group, a boutique entertainment law firm in Venice Beach, that represents a variety of entertainment industry clients, including actors, directors, and production companies. In the entertainment law industry, I found a natural fit working with people, which led her ultimately to a career in family law.. I am also certified life coach from the Life Coach Institute of Orange County.  As a coach, I  specialized in empowerment coaching and dating and relationship coaching.  I truly believe that my life coach background makes her particularly compassionate regarding her family law clients.

I am an attorney and counselor who practices employment law exclusively. The overwhelming majority of my practice is representing workers and employees who have suffered discrimination in the workplace, wrongful termination, or been subjected to other illegal practices in the workplace. I am passionate about representing my clients, and work hard to tell their stories and see that they are treated fairly under the law. I have successfully prosecuted many discrimination and retaliation actions under federal and state laws, including Title VII, the Americans with Disabilities Act, the Pregnancy Discrimination Act, the Family and Medical Leave Act, federal and state whistleblower statutes, and in constitutional and civil rights claims under Section 1983, as well as common law actions for breach of contract and related claims. If you are dealing with harassment or retaliation in the workplace, I will work with you to guide you in taking the right steps to preserve and fight your case and represent you in settlement negotiations, throughout the administrative process, and in court to reach the best result for you.. I have successfully represented clients in litigation matters in state and federal court across Texas. I also routinely represent clients in mediation to negotiate successful case outcomes, including claims arising from unlawful racial and sexual harassment. In addition to the State of Texas, I am licensed to practice in the United States District Courts for the Southern, Eastern and Western Districts of Texas, and the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. I also represent clients before the Department of Labor, including on whistleblower retaliation claims under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act; the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission; and the Texas Workforce Commission. In addition, I have worked on several state- and nation-wide collective actions seeking overtime and minimum wage pay under the Fair Labor Standards Act.. I am Board Certified in Labor and Employment Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. In 2024, I received the honor of being named a Super Lawyer® (a Thomson Reuters service). I was previously named as a Rising Star by Thomson Reuters from 2021-2023.. I am currently on the Board of the Houston chapter of the National Employment Lawyers Association (NELA-Houston) and I previously served as President of NELA-Houston. I am also a member of other local organizations including the Houston Trial Lawyers Association, the Texas Employment Lawyers Association, and the Houston Bar Association.. I received my J.D. from the University of Houston Law Center, where I joined the Order of the Barons honors society and served as Associate Editor of the Houston Law Review. I also interned with the National Labor Relations Board, the Harris County District Attorney's Office, and the Texas First and Fourteenth Courts of Appeals. Before law school, I worked as a violinist and performed with the Houston Grand Opera, the Houston Symphony, and various other local and national performing groups and music festivals.. I started working for SLS as a law clerk during my studies at the University of Houston Law Center. After graduation, I joined the firm as an associate and have been fortunate since to work with a team of talented lawyers and support staff who share the same passion and dedication for justice in the workplace. If you believe that you have been wrongly terminated, suffered discrimination on the job, or simply have a question about your rights under the law, please do not hesitate to call or contact my office. I would be happy to speak with you.

I am a trial lawyer dedicated to helping executives and others protect their rights. You worked hard for your position, salary, and benefits (stock, health insurance, etc.), and I'll work just as hard to protect them. Since 1994, our Firm has negotiated thousands of settlements, including severance packages, for executives, "c"-level officers, senior-level management, and others. You will want a seasoned trial lawyer handling your negotiations from the beginning so that you are fully protected in the event you find yourself in litigation -- which is typically an avenue of last resort. You will also want an attorney undaunted by the people trampling your rights. I have taken the depositions of CEOs, judges, mayors, police chiefs, company owners, chairmen of boards of directors, and others who oftentimes act like they are above the law. This experience is a reality check for many when they are called to task under oath and the truth is exposed. Since graduating from South Texas College of Law in 1993, I'd say that, other than negotiating settlements, the cross examination of witnesses (at trial and at deposition) is my favorite thing to do.Of equal import, our Firm has a great reputation among employment defense lawyers in Texas and across the United States. We have worked hard since establishing the Firm in 1994 to earn and protect our good name, so we know what's at stake when your employer attempts to take yours from you. Although some of our case successes are listed on this web site, feel free to call me to discuss our Firm's specific experience handling cases involving issues such as yours. For example, just recently I won a $3.2 million sexual harassment verdict against a former judge. For that victory, I was named "Litigator of the Week" by Texas Lawyer. I also have the honor of having handled a whistleblower lawsuit involving the City of Houston, Texas, which resulted in what I believe is the largest such jury verdict against the City. My client, Sam Levingston, was awarded in excess of $1.2 million, plus attorney's fees. I have also successfully handled multi-state class action claims against Starbucks and Brinker International. These are not meant to be fully inclusive, nor as guarantees of success, but are a reflection of the commitment I make to each case I accept. Whether your issue involves Sarbanes-Oxley, the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, state-enacted whistleblower laws, discrimination, breach of employment contracts, or wage violations (including class actions), I will dedicate the Firm's resources to protect your rights.Although I was born in Chicago, the fine State of Texas has been my home since 1977. I am licensed to practice law in Texas, and in other federal jurisdictions. If a case involves people or issues in other states, we'll travel or retain local counsel to ensure we are on a level playing field. No matter what you decide, I want you to find counsel with whom you fit. You should select a law firm with deep, relevant experience. Please call or email me so that we can explore whether Shellist Lazarz Slobin, LLP can be of assistance.

Historically I have handled family law cases including divorce; custody; adoptions; termination of parental rights; name changes;  modifications of child support and custody; pre-nuptual agreements; post-nuptual agreements; parenting plans.  I also have a criminal practice with my experience as a Ft. Bend County District Attorney's office.  I handle felonies; misdemeanors and juvenile cases.   Most of my cases are in Harris County; Montgomery, Brazoria; Galveston and Ft. Bend County.  I take every case seriously and treat every client the same no matter what the issue or legal matter brings.. On occasion, I handle trust matters and business litigation, including consumer litigation; real estate and contract disputes.. If you have a legal issue please do not hesitate to call my office to set up a free consultation either on the phone or in person.  My private cell number is.  Thank you for reading my profile.

Harris county jury awards injured oil field worker $10.7 million dollars after the mast he was working on collapses causing severe physical and neuropsychological injuries.

Attorney Steven Shellist is an aggressive trial lawyer and the founder of The Shellist Law Firm, PLLC in Houston, Texas. A former chief prosecutor, he is a renowned criminal defense and personal injury lawyer with a proven track record of success. He is also recognized as an authority on criminal defense and related legal matters, frequently appearing on ABC-13 as a legal analyst and trusted resource for a wide variety of issues.Mr. Shellist applies his years of experience and aggressive approach to trial to his personal injury practice. He is committed to helping his clients navigate the legal process as efficiently as possible and always strives for the best possible outcome on their behalf. He is adept at presenting evidence to judges and juries and knows how to aggressively advocate for his clients’ rights. Call The Shellist Law Firm, PLLC today for a free, no-obligation consultation.

At The Murphy Law Practice, I specifically focus on Employment Law. I know every square inch of this playing field. I employ every tenet of the law to ensure my clients enjoy dignity in their workplace or damages due.. I take pride in being a part of a very small fraternity of lawyers, idealist heaven-bent on correcting injustice. If I take your case it is because I wholeheartedly believe you have suffered a grave injustice and I am committed to helping you secure your entitlements enshrined in the law.. If you have suffered discrimination, wage abuse, sexual harassment, retaliation and/or any form of mistreatment at the hands of your employer and you would like redress, then I am probably the attorney for you.

As the founder of The Lore Law Firm, Michael Lore has dedicated over 25 years to the field of labor and employment law. His practice encompasses a wide range of issues, including class and collective actions for unpaid overtime wages, executive severance negotiations, non-compete clauses, and serious personal injury cases. Michael has represented clients in both state and federal courts nationwide, as well as before administrative agencies. His efforts have resulted in more than $100 million in recoveries for thousands of individuals through pre-suit settlements and various lawsuits. Recognized for his legal acumen and ethical standards, Michael holds an “AV” rating from Martindale–Hubbell, reflecting his commitment to providing exceptional legal representation.

Andrea Lee Uresti Barr handles probate, trust, power of attorney, guardianship, and fiduciary litigation. Her experience includes trial practice (bench and jury), bill of review proceedings, and appeals.. Beyond her legal work, Ms. Barr loves the great outdoors—running, hiking, and hunting. She enjoys running with her golden retriever, Cotton, cuddling with her pug, Arlo, and spending time with her husband, Chris, and son, Tristan.

Aaron M. Reimer is a partner at Jenkins Kamin LLP, based in Houston, Texas. Certified as a specialist in family law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization since 2018, he focuses his practice exclusively on that part of the law, providing astute representation to clients throughout the greater metropolitan area. Admitted to practice before all Texas state courts, Mr. Reimer has earned the respect of his fellow professionals for both his successful track record and his ethical approach to what are often emotional and contentious matters, and this is reflected in his receipt of a "Superb" peer review rating through Avvo.. The majority of Mr. Reimer's practice involves the representation of people whose marriages are ending and who are thus having to deal with such divorce-related issues as the division of complex assets and debts, child custody and visitation, and spousal and child support. A forceful courtroom advocate when necessary, his experience with negotiations, mediation, and arbitration often allows him to help his clients come to an agreement on some of these matters through the use of those alternative dispute resolution methods. Mr. Reimer also handles appeals of family court decisions, and his other work has included the preparation and review of prenuptial and post-marital agreements.. Mr. Reimer pursued his undergraduate education at Dallas Christian College, and in 2002 he received a Bachelor of Science cum laude in theology and psychology. After working in the private sector, he enrolled at South Texas College of Law Houston and was awarded his Juris Doctor in 2007. Mr. Reimer also holds an LL.M. in taxation from the University of Houston Law Center, and this knowledge can be helpful when analyzing and negotiating property division agreements. His professional affiliations include membership in the Family Law Section of the Houston Bar Association.