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My practice focuses primarily on personal injury litigation.. Before becoming licensed to practice law, I was the Director of Admission and Financial Aid at a national university in Dallas.. My experience there, and subsequent experience as in-house counsel with a private school in Dallas, naturally progressed into an extensive school law practice. Ultimately, I served as general counsel for a private San Antonio university and developed a strong practice in public entity law. All the while, I continued to handle the litigation of personal injury cases on both sides of the docket, including experience as staff counsel with a large, international insurance company. This experience has proven invaluable in the development, litigation, and negotiation of claims on behalf of injured plaintiffs.

My practice focuses on family law with an emphasis on collaborative divorce and mediation.  In my family law practice, I have always sought mutually beneficial solutions to family disputes while actively representing my clients. After seeing the damage a litigated divorce can do to couples and families, I was happy to discover a positive alternative—collaborative divorce.  Now, as a collaborative practitioner, I have seen firsthand how the collaborative process can help couples reach a settlement as close to win-win as possible under the circumstances.  A divorce is a sad and difficult time, but the collaborative process is designed to help couples get through it constructively. Collaborative means working together, and that’s exactly what the couple, their collaborative lawyers, and any neutral experts on the collaborative team do. This is a radically different approach to divorce but one that makes sense for couples who want a private, respectful, cost-efficient divorce that protects families.  The collaborative process can also be used to resolve family law disputes other than divorces.. Ms. Munsinger received her B.A. summa cum laude from Trinity University (Texas) in 1995, where she was a member of Phi Beta Kappa.  She received her J.D. from the University of Texas in 2000, where she was a Notes Editor on the Texas Law Review.  Ms. Munsinger is the editor of Collaborative Law—Start to Finish from TexasBarBooks.. Ms. Munsinger is admitted to practice in Texas state courts, the United States District Court for the Western District of Texas, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, and the United States Supreme Court.

My practice focuses on assisting on representing clients in who are the victims medical malpractice, nursing home negligence, and birth injury.  I greatly appreciate the opportunity to advocate for all of my clients, and welcome the opportunity to work with you on your potential case.

My name is Veronica de la Fuente, US and Mexico Attorney. I am the daughter of illegal immigrants who came to the United States looking for a better future for their children. Unfortunately, my parents had to voluntarily depart the US while in removal proceedings, and took me with them when I was only 2 years old, and therefore I grew up in Mexico and I learned Spanish as my native language. From a very young age, I developed a passion for the law and justice, so I decided to become a lawyer. I graduated from Law School and got licensed to practice law in all Mexican territories.   I came to the United States in 2009, knowing very little English and even when I was a US Citizen, I had to face the same issues that every immigrant faces when they arrive to the US. Later, I started working as a paralegal in a Immigration Law Firm, where my passion for Immigration and International Law developed. As I Iearned the needs that immigrants have beyond their Immigration cases, I knew I needed to become an Attorney in the US to be able to help them.

My name is Joe Ecke, and I am a lawyer here in San Antonio, Texas, where I was born and raised. I am very proud to be from South Texas, and I enjoy meeting with clients and helping them resolve problems. I have practiced in Bexar and surrounding counties, including Atascosa, Kendall, Kerr,  Karnes, Wilson, Comal, Guadalupe, Uvalde, Medina, Nueces, Aransas, Hays, Travis and more.

My name is HECTOR Q. MARTINEZ; I  was born and raised in San Antonio, Texas. I  graduated from the University of Texas at San Antonio, with a Humanities Degree in 1995, and soon went on to receive a law degree from St. Mary's University School of Law in San Antonio, Texas in 2001.  While in law school at St. Mary’s Hector was a member of the Scholar: St. Mary’s Law Review on Minority Issues, and served as a teaching assistant for mediation, negotiation, and a law in philosophy course, as well as being a member of the Hispanic Law Student Association.. Currently, Hector focuses his time and knowledge to represent individuals faced with probate, property inheritance, or personal injury cases, as well as helping individuals gain peace of mind when they are making decisions related to the future, such as what is the next step in dealing with the assets, home, or insurance of a recently passed loved one, what information does one need to prepare a Will, and how does a person designate the individual who will be there to help deal with their financial affairs or when immediate medical attention is needed, if one is incapacitated.. Since 2001 Hector has also taught negotiation as an adjunct professor at St. Mary's University School of Law, in the Alternative Dispute Resolution section headed by L. Wayne Scott.   To expand his knowledge of negotiation, Hector attended the Harvard Law School, Program of Instruction for Lawyers Negotiation Workshop in 2003.. In addition, Hector has been a mediator during the San Antonio Bar Association's "Settlement Week” as well as helping out at the St. Mary’s Wills Clinic.  These programs provide help with legal issue for residents of San Antonio and Bexar County who otherwise might not get legal advice.

My name is Charles Hardy and I am a divorce and family lawyer at Higdon, Hardy & Zuflacht, L.L.P in San Antonio, Texas. Since graduating from St. Mary's University of Law, I have made it my personal mission to resolve cases in a prompt and efficient manner. When clients come to me, I give them my office number, my cell number, and even my home nmber because I want to be as accessible as possible. "Same day return calls" are highly important when it comes to divorce cases, so if there is ever a time that I do not answer my phone, I typically return the call that very same day. That being said, if you are in need of strong representation from a lawyer who has the respect of both judges and the legal community, then I would be more than happy to assist you in your case. I handle a variety of cases, including divorce, family law, child support/visitation, and child custody. If you are in need of legal help, contact my office today at and I would be more than happy to discuss your legal rights and options.

My Legal Expertise. I am a former Assistant District Attorney with a lot of courtroom trial experience (30+ jury trials). Since 2011 I have been practicing Social Security, Car Accident, and Personal Injury Law at the Packard Law Firm. I care deeply about helping each of my clients get back on their feet. If you'd like to learn more about my approach to handling your legal needs, feel free to visit .. My Biography. I am the youngest of seven boys, and as such I learned at a young age how to fend for myself. In school I was always involved in sports. In high school I won the overall school weightlifting record—a mark that stood for many years. I also earned my eagle scout and today continue to volunteer with Boy Scouts of America. After high school, I spent two years in Peru. Here I became fluent in Spanish and fell in love with the Latin American culture.. After finishing college I went to law school. During law school I met the love of my life, AmyLyn Soelberg. We have now been married for more than ten years. After graduating from law school, I began my legal career as an assistant district attorney.. After spending five years as a prosecutor and handling 30+ jury trials, I co-founded the Packard Law Firm. At the Packard Law Firm, I practice Social Security Disability, Car Accident, and Personal Injury cases.. Outside of my legal practice I stay busy with my wife and five children. I also enjoy serving my community by serving in my church.

My interest in the law came about during my first years of college at the State University of New York.  I had a keen interest in history, Amercian and English history, and a desire to learn about anything I could get my hands on.  During college I worked for the New York State Attorney General in the Consumer Fraud and Protection Bureau then I worked for the New York State Senate and was able to rub shoulders with Lt. Governor Mario Cuomo.. Although able to attend law school in the Northeast, I tired of shoveling snow off the hood of the car, I decided to go South.  I attended my last year of High School in Chihuahua, Mexico.  I returned to school in Morelia, Michoacan, Mexico. I loved the people and language of Mexico.  I wanted to continue to use Spanish and I sought a school close to Mexico. I attended St. Mary's School of Law graduating in 1987 ( I also took law clases at University of Texas Law School in Austin).. With my interest in constitutional law, I believe my practice which is primarily employment / labor law and criminal law is logical.  Both deal with individual rights and constitutional law.. In my employment / labor practice, I represent both employers and employees (not in the same case!).  The federal and state statutes that define the relationship between employers and employees are complex and are ever-changing through court interpretation.  I have written a deskbook on employment law that divides the complex laws on a conceptual basis for easy use by the practitioner.. In my criminal practice, I defend the accused, from murder to drug cases.  I have also been and continue to be a municipal prosecutor for almost twenty years.  I have been a municipal judge for almost twenty several years.  I am often hired to get involved in a criminal case to determine if evidence can be suppressed (whether statements made by the accused or physical evidence seized by law enforcement). I have secured dismissal in many cases because evidence could not be used.  I prevailed on suppression issues in the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals and another in the Third Court of Appeals in Austin.  I see first-hand as a city prosecutor the application of the principles of reasonable suspicion, probable cause, and the necessary and proper procedure to get evidence in.. I conduct training for police officers on the proper application of the principles in the Texas Constitution and the U.S. Constitution involving police encounters with citizens in regards to searches and seizures.. Apart from the law, and after my involvement with my children, tennis is my joy.  I try to play three to four times a week.  Tennis anyone???

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My entire legal career has been based in San Antonio, Texas, where I am a lifelong resident. I am the owner of South TX Family Law Group. From San Antonio, I have been privileged to represent clients in courts all across the State of Texas. I graduated in the top 10% of my law school class and have been practicing law for more than 35 years in Texas. I graduated "with Honors" from Baylor University and "with Distinction" from St. Mary's Law School in San Antonio. I was a briefing attorney for the 4th Court of Appeals in San Antonio, and I was twice named as one of the top appellate lawyers and a top Family Lawyer in "Scene in San Antonio" magazine. I am a strong advocate for children, and have represented children for 21 years in cases involving child protective services. I participated twice in a 20-mile walk to help prevent child abuse. I also represent many elderly people in wills, guardianships, probate and estate planning. Most of all, I am diligent to provide excellent legal advice. My motto is "Justice Flows from Truth, Compassion, Wisdom, and Persistence."(tm)  I work hard to provide compassionate, efficient service to all my clients, always working within the bounds of the law. I am a published author, speaker, mediator, and small business owner. I am also a mother, a grandmother, a pet owner, an avid Spurs basketball and Baylor Bear football fan. My book available on Amazon is entitled "Divorce and Estate Planning in Texas: How to Plan Ahead for the Unexpected and Save Your Family's Future."

Ms. Waldrep’s practice focuses on the representation of employers in all aspects of employment litigation.  Ms. Waldrep also represents clients from a variety of industries in general business litigation.. Prior to joining Schmoyer Reinhard, Ms. Waldrep was an associate at McNelis + Associates PLLC where she represented and advised builders, general contractors, and subcontractors in issues such as lien disputes and condemnation, breach of contract, and construction defect claims.  In addition, Ms. Waldrep served as a clerk for The Honorable Richard A. Schell of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas.. While in law school, Ms. Waldrep served as an intern for the Honorable Irma C. Ramirez of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas. In addition, she served as an extern for the Honorable Barbara M.G. Lynn of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas.  Ms. Waldrep was president of the SMU Law Review Association from 2008-2009 and a member of the SMU Barristers, a 15 member organization selected for scholarship, leadership, service and character in 2009.  In addition, she was a Best Brief Nominee for the Jackson Walker Moot Court Competition in 2007.

Ms. Smith is the head of Schmoyer Reinhard's business and construction litigation group.  Since 1985, Ms. Smith has represented clients in a variety of industries from trial through appeal. She has extensive experience in business litigation including:. Ms. Smith also has experience in construction litigation involving issues ranging from lien disputes and condemnation to construction defect claims. Her practice focuses on the representation of:. In addition, Ms. Smith has experience in labor and employment litigation. She counsels clients and has tried cases involving the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), workers' compensation retaliation, employment contracts, Title VII, and breach of covenants not to compete.  Also, Ms. Smith has substantial experience in personal injury cases for non-subscribers to workers' compensation insurance and arbitrations of union grievances.. Ms. Smith is Board Certified in Civil Trial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. Schmoyer Reinhard LLP is certified by the WBENC as a woman-owned business.

Ms. Schmoyer's labor and employment practice focuses on the representation of employers in:. Ms. Schmoyer has over 20 years of trial experience in both state and federal court. Her extensive experience includes litigating claims brought under the:. In addition, she has arbitrated numerous unfair labor practice claims under the National Labor Relations Act and has guided employers through union negotiations and corporate campaigns. Ms. Schmoyer is also an experienced appellate lawyer, representing employers in various state and federal courts of appeals.. Shannon B. Schmoyer is board certified in labor and employment law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. Schmoyer Reinhard LLP is certified by the WBENC as a woman-owned business.

Ms. Reinhard's practice encompasses all aspects of representing employers in labor and employment matters. An active trial lawyer, she has defended employers in jury and bench trials and frequently litigates in court, as well as private arbitrations. She additionally assists employers in various preventative and non-litigation activities, such as:. Besides representing employers in National Labor Relations Board proceedings, Ms. Reinhard also has guided employers through union negotiations and corporate campaigns. Ms. Reinhard’s representation in the traditional labor context has included both public and private entities.. Christine E. Reinhard is board certified in labor and employment law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. Schmoyer Reinhard LLP is certified by the WBENC as a woman-owned business.

Ms. Matheson’s practice focuses on civil litigation, with an emphasis on fiduciary and trust disputes. Ms. Matheson has handled matters in state and federal courts across the country. Prior to joining Hornberger Fuller & Garza, Inc., Ms. Matheson was a litigation attorney with Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP, where her practice focused on complex commercial litigation and intellectual property disputes. Ms. Matheson also has experience in many areas of public interest law, including human rights and immigration.. Ms. Matheson received her B.A. in International Studies from Baylor University in 2006. In 2010, she received her J.D. from the University of Texas School of Law.. Ms. Matheson is a member and serves on the Board of Directors for the San Antonio Young Lawyer’s Association. She is also a member of the Texas State Bar and the Bexar County Women’s Bar Association. She is licensed to practice in all Texas and federal courts.

Ms. Lozano received her law degree in 2004 from St. Mary’s University School of Law in San Antonio, TX.  Ms. Lozano is licensed to practice law in the State of Texas and in the United States District Court for the Western District of Texas.  She is also a member of Texas Trial Lawyers Association.. Ms. Lozano is a former insurance adjuster.  For many years, she experienced first-hand the unfair advantage insurance companies have over individuals.  Now, as a personal injury attorney, Ms. Lozano is an advocate for injured victims.  Ms. Lozano cares deeply for the rights of her clients, and works diligently to ensure their fair and just compensation.  Ms. Lozano personally works on each case and keeps her clients informed as to the status of their cases.. In her spare time, Ms. Lozano enjoys traveling and spending time with her family.

Ms. Lerma’s practice encompasses all aspects of representing employers in labor and employment matters including:. Ms. Lerma has civil litigation experience in all aspects of litigation in state and federal courts, private arbitration, appeals, and before administrative agencies

Ms. Jetelina has practiced exclusively in the area of labor and employment law for more than 25 years. She represents management in the full range of labor and employment matters, including state and federal court litigation, and proceedings before federal and state administrative agencies. Ms. Jetelina primarily focuses on motion practice with particular experience in summary judgments and Rule 12 dismissals and removals.. Ms. Jetelina has knowledge of matters arising under federal and state discrimination laws and state employment tort laws, the Railway Labor Act, the National Labor Relations Act, Labor Management Relations Act § 301 preemption issues, and the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act.

Ms. Evans’s practice focuses on representing employers and business leaders in all aspects of employment and general commercial litigation. Ms. Evans earned her J.D. from Cornell Law School, with a Concentration in Advocacy, in 2002. While in law school, Ms. Evans served as an associate editor on the Cornell Journal of Law and Public Policy and the Legal Information Institute. She received a B.B.A., with Honors, from The University of Texas at Austin in 1999. Ms. Evans has been licensed to practice law in the State of Texas since 2002, and the State of Louisiana since 2004 (inactive).

Ms. Delgado was born and raised in San Antonio, Texas by a single, immigrant mother. She is the only female among her siblings and the first in her family to earn a college degree. From a young age she learned the value of hard work, perseverance and the virtue of helping others.. Ms. Delgado earned her J.D. degree from Loyola University New Orleans College of Law.  She also earned an M.A. from UC, Santa Barbara and a B.A. from UW-Madison.  Her life-long goal was to be an attorney and start her own law office. She is committed to her clients and works tirelessly to represent their best interest.  She is reliable, trustworthy, and tough because of her upbringing. Rest assured that she won't back down because success for her clients is her top priority.

Mrs. Figueroa Villarreal became a duly licensed attorney in the State of Texas in November 2007 and immediately began practicing immigration law.  Her experience in the immigration context is vast and includes experience in removal/deportation proceedings before the Executive Office for Immigration Review, visa petitions including employment-based petitions and family-based petitions, experience with U visas and Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.. Mrs. Figueroa Villarreal is a member of the State Bar of Texas and is licensed in the United States District Court for both the Southern and Western District of Texas.   She is also a member of the State Bar of Texas Immigration and Nationality Law Section and the American Lawyers Immigration Association (AILA).. In 2010, Mrs. Figueroa Villarreal decided to become a solo practitioner and opened her own practice focusing on immigration law.  To date, Mrs. Figueroa Villarreal’s practice is thriving and she looks forward to continued success helping those in need including those who are disadvantaged.

Mr. Wilkins has practiced Bankruptcy law for more than 30 years.  He primarily represents Debtors, but is also well qualified to represent Creditors.  His practice is in the area of Chapter 11 Reorganizations and Chapter 7 Liquidations.  He represents individuals, corporations and partnerships.  In addtion,  he is a litigator, for Plaintiffs and Defendants, in lawsuits that are filed in Bankruptcy Court.   Also, he is quite capable of handling appeals to the U.S. District Court, U.S. Court of Appeals, or the U.S. Supreme Court.  In the past he has represented Chapter 7 Trustees and Creditor Commitees.

Mr. Trevino focues his practice in Immigration and Nationality law and has over eleven years experience representing individuals before the Department of Homeland Security, Executive Office for Immigration Reveiw, and the Department of Labor.  He has helped countless individuals legalize their status and has represented foreign nationals from almost every country on the globe.. Mr. Trevino has a comprehensive practice that includes both employment based and family based immigration.  He has assisted individuals in every non immigrant status including H1b, TN, L1A, E2 and E1 and has extensive consular and waiver experience.