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Andrew M. Titus is an experienced general practice attorney, with an emphasis in family law and criminal defense. He also handles matters involving civil litigation, real estate, and probate. He is the founding prinicipal of the Titus Law Office, PLLC. Mr. Titus previously opened his own office, Andrew M. Titus, Attorney at Law in Worthington, Minnesota in 2006, before joining a local firm in the spring of 2009. In 2014, he once again opened his own practice, now known as the Titus Law Office, PLLC.. Mr. Titus is practical, and straightforward. He does not believe in sugar coating, nor allowing his clients to have unrealistic expectations.. Mr. Titus has a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and a minor in Sociology. Mr. Titus received a Juris Doctorate from William Mitchell College of Law in St. Paul, Minnesota in the spring of 2003. Mr. Titus is a member of the Minnesota State Bar Association, and the Minnesota Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys. Mr. Titus resides in Jackson, Minnesota with his family.

Cory Austin Clements was born and raised a Red Raider in Lubbock, Texas. After graduating from Lubbock-Cooper High School, he earned a B.B.A. in International Business at the Rawls College of Business, Texas Tech University. He worked his way through undergraduate studies at Wells Fargo Bank furthering his interest in the business world. In the Spring of 2010, Cory studied at the American Business School in Paris, France. During his time abroad, Cory traveled, made life-long friends and gained an appreciation of the various cultures of the world that were represented at the American Business School of Paris.. After graduation, he enrolled in the Texas Tech University School of Law as he knew he wanted to be a lawyer from an early age. Soon after he realized that his passion for business and law could be combined, he quickly found his way back to the Rawls College of Business at Texas Tech University to pursue a dual Juris Doctorate and Masters of Business Administration program.. Cory’s passion for serving the community was amplified during his time in law school and graduate business school. He dedicated his spare time to serving others in his immediate community and eventually across the state. By the Spring semester of his first year in law school, Cory was elected Vice President of the Innocence Project of Texas student organization. He went on to serve as President his second year in law school. Cory was also elected to the Student Bar Association and served as the State Bar of Texas Law Student Division (SBOT LSD) Junior Representative throughout his second year and the SBOT LSD Senior Representative during his third year. While serving on the Student Bar Association, Cory was appointed to the Grade Appeals Committee from 2012-2014 and the Elections Committee for the 2013-2014 term.. In addition to his work in student government, Cory served as Chairman of Continuing Legal Education for the Energy Law Interest Group his second year, and Vice President during his third year. He also served as Vice President of Recruitment and Treasurer for the TechLaw Mentors group, which matches incoming first year students with second and third year mentors to help them adjust to their new life as law students. Cory was a member of the Rawls Graduate Association where he assisted with philanthropic activities with the Ronald McDonald House. Additionally, he was  a member of the Red Raider Bar Association and the Federalist Society.. During his third year in law school, Cory was appointed to the Dean’s Ambassadors Corps., an organization serving the law school and guests of the administration. During his time as an Ambassador, Cory held the position of Senior Deputy of Alumni Relations and Event Coordinator.. Cory also served two terms as a Deans in the Community Teaching Fellow where he assisted in teaching activities for the Law and Justice Magnet Program at Estacado High School. He helped coach the Mock Trial team his first year and developed a curriculum for coaching and learning Mock Trial for the students and director of the program to use beyond the conclusion of his fellowship.. While serving the community remained a priority, Cory also devoted his time at Tech Law learning how to advocate for clients. He competed in Negotiations, Mock Trial, and Moot Court competitions throughout his first and second years, and had the opportunity to compete in two international negotiation competitions during his second year: The Negotiation Challenge in Athens, Greece and the Warsaw Negotiation Round in Warsaw, Poland. At the Negotiation Challenge, the Texas Tech School of Law team out-ranked the other American representatives, which were Harvard Law School and University of California Hastings College of Law. Cory had the privilege of serving as team leader at the Warsaw Negotiation Round, and at that competition, the team was awarded the Marshall of the Polish Senate Award.. Cory was invited to become a member of theTexas Tech School of Law Board of Barristersat the conclusion of his second year in law school. As a member of the Board of Barristers, Cory coached, mentored, and judged first and second year competitions and served as the Director of Special Events.. Cory spent the summer after his second year in law school working in Washington, D.C. for the Washington Legal Foundation, which“. . . is the nation’s premier public interest law and policy center. Our mission is to preserve and defend America’s free enterprise system by litigating, educating, and advocating for free market principles, a limited and accountable government, and individual and business liberties.” While living in Washington, Cory flew back to Texas to run for Chairman of the Board of Directors for the State Bar of Texas, Law Student Division and served in that capacity throughout his third year of law school. This position with the State Bar of Texas also placed Cory on the Board of Directors for theTexas Young Lawyers Association as the Law Student Liaison for the same year. Cory was honored to serve as a liaison to the board along side Texas Tech School of Law’s Dean Darby Dickerson and Texas Supreme Court Liaison, Justice Paul W. Green.. During his time on both Boards, Cory served as Co-Chair on the Law Student Outreach Committee, and member of the Diversity Committee and the Community Education Committee. Texas Young Lawyers Association is the public service arm of the State Bar of Texas and allowed Cory the opportunity to excel in serving the community Statewide.. Cory is now a licensed attorney and counselor at law, and he has been admitted to practice in state courts by the Supreme Court of Texas.

I have practiced law for 23 years and am board certified in family law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.  When I handle legal matters, you get my attention as opposed to the work being handled by a paralegal or associate.

In each case we listen to you, our Client, and understand what a "win" is for you.  Once we know what your "win" is, we want to aggressively represent you with all of the skill, creativity, knowledge, and experience developed in 24+ years of practice.. Greg Whitten graduated from Baylor University School of Law, Cum Laude, in 1994.  Before attending law school Mr. Whitten earned a Bachelor's of Business Administration in Finance from Baylor University, then worked for a period in Commercial Banking.  In his 24+ years of practice following lawschool, he has represented clients in cases ranging from complex divorces involving complicated business ownership interests and issues to simple divorces; child custody cases involving horrible parental alienation or dangerous behavior by a parent, to simple disputes; CPS cases seeking removal of children, substance abuse, and many with false allegations; child custody, possession and child support modification cases; and others.. Mr. Whitten's finance and banking background allows him to bring an element of understanding to all manner of cases in which a client has business ownership or management responsibilities at risk in a divorce or civil case, as he is able to understand those issues from a finance standpoint in additon to a legal perspective.  We pride ourselves on being proactive and better prepared than our opposition, as well as bringing empathy, understanding and creative problem solving to each of our client's cases and legal needs.. Serving clients throughout North East Texas, including Collin, Grayson, Fannin, Hunt, Rockwall, Dallas, Tarrant, and Denton Counties.

I have been licensed to practice law in Texas since 2008. My practice is focused on family law issues including divorce, child custody, and child support.  I strive to provide friendly and affordable legal services. I will work to resolve your family issues as quickly and easily as possible.  Contact me and I will start working to resolve your problems.  I want to help you.

In her practice, Hayley Collins provides the full range of family law counsel to her clients, with a special emphasis on complex custody and property cases. Hayley enjoys representing a diverse spectrum of clients, including professionals, executives and their spouses. Hayley successfully helps clients reach agreed resolutions that are in their best interests.. Hayley brings creativity and legal expertise to clients with unique custody issues, such as special needs children, parents who travel frequently, parental addictions, and parents or children with mental illness or other health issues. Prioritizing the needs of children, she helps parents develop customized parenting plans that address the specific needs of their family. Hayley also has an affinity for property cases, including cases that involve business interests, executive compensation, and other complex assets. She is skilled in helping clients to identify, characterize, and value assets, to trace and confirm their separate property, and to favorably divide marital property.. Hayley is a strong advocate of mediation. She believes it offers clients the benefit of extended time to negotiate and reach agreement, and allows them to remain in control of the process. Hayley is also trained in Collaborative Law, adding to her experience in alternative dispute resolution. Whether through an out of court settlement or litigation, Hayley informs and guides clients to reach a constructive and efficient resolution.. Known for her preparation and analytical skills, Hayley received her undergraduate degree from Southern Methodist University, and graduated from St. Louis University School of Law, where she was a Dagen Fellowship Award Recipient. Away from her practice Hayley serves as an enthusiastic mentor with Big Brothers Big Sisters.

Ryan practices family law out of a commitment to achieving fair and equitable outcomes, while also preserving as much financial stability for clients and their children as possible.. Excelling in contested custody matters, Ryan finds work with families and children especially meaningful. He brings experience and compassion to situations involving special needs, mental health issues, and substance abuse. Ryan also has a successful record in advocating for co-parenting rights and securing equal parenting time or unique possession arrangements.

I am a licensed attorney in the State of Texas with over 10 years of legal experience.  I primarily practice family and criminal law in the Dallas and Fort Worth metroplex and surrounding areas.

Brian S. Loughmiller is board-certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization in both family law and civil trial law and for more than 32 years, has litigated cases throughout North Texas and served as a mediator for both Dallas County and Collin County courts.. In 2001, the National Law Journal recognized him for having one of the top 100 verdicts in the United States that year. In 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, and 2018, Mr. Loughmiller was recognized as a “Super Lawyer” by Thomson Reuters — a designation that distinguishes him as being among the top five percent of family law attorneys practicing in Texas. Mr. Loughmiller has served as the President of the Collin County Bar Association in Collin County, Texas. As a member of the Collin County Bar Association, Mr. Loughmiller organized a committee of attorneys to form the first Family Law Section in Collin County, ultimately acting as chairman for the first two years of the Family Law Section’s existence. Mr. Loughmiller has the distinction of being a Fellow in the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, a nationally recognized group of certified family law attorneys.. Mr. Loughmiller served on the McKinney City Council from 2002 to 2008 and Mayor of McKinney, Texas from 2009 to 2017.

The Law Office of Elisse V. Woelfel combines experience, knowledge, and compassion with its practice of family law, estate planning, and personal injury. Many of my clients are working through difficult periods in their lives, and they need an advocate who understands the legal system and the complex emotions encountered when working through high-stress and very personal legal matters. I maintain a clear focus on client objectives and guide decisions that are determined by a client’s best interest rather than unchecked emotions. With offices in Plano and Dallas, Texas I provide convenience for clients and can quickly access the courts in Collin, Dallas, and Rockwall Counties. I also offer my full range of legal services to residents of Allen, Anna, Carrollton, Celina, Fairview, Farmersville, Frisco, Garland, Lucas, McKinney, Princeton, Prosper, Richardson, Sachse, Wylie, and those residing throughout the communities of Collin County, Dallas County, and Rockwall County.

For nearly a decade Daniel Bohmer has represented some of the fastest growing governmental entities in North Texas in a wide range of legal issues including advising governing bodies on state and federal law, personnel matters, contracts, real property purchases, construction, and policies. An experienced and compassionate litigator, he has represented clients in all manner of disputes before Federal and State courts, including hundreds of cases before Federal Administrative Law Judges.. As Managing Partner with Janik Bohmer, PLLC, Daniel provides individuals and small businesses with the same high-quality legal work clients would receive from large, multi-national law firms while giving his clients the one-on-one attention that they deserve. Daniel's practice focuses on business law, intellectual property, copyright, and estate planning and almost any appellate matter in Federal or State court. Daniel also handles select social security disability and family law matters. Before completing law school, Daniel worked in IT field as a web designer, which provided him unique insight and understanding of the goals and challenges faced by many of his clients.

Spenser Housewright's practice is devoted to all areas of Family Law. She assists clients in matters involving divorce, complex property issues, and appellate work. Dedicated to helping children establish and maintain stability during divorce proceedings, she has a special interest in cases that involve custody and other issues central to children's lives.. Spenser is a 2013 graduate of Baylor Law School, where she was a member of the Dean's List and active in moot court and Baylor's Top Gun Mock Trial Competition. She earned her bachelor's degree, magna cum laude, from Auburn University in 2010. While at Auburn, she was involved in Pi Beta Phi Fraternity for Women and the University Program Council, in addition to serving as a Boys & Girls Clubs volunteer. She studied abroad at Oxford University in England and the University of Salamanca in Spain.

From her experience in family law, Angel knows how important it is for clients to have a lawyer by their side they can trust. Angel earns her clients’ confidence by listening to their stories, making realistic decisions in their best interests, and helping them to see a positive way forward in their lives.. Divorce can be the most difficult of times, and Angel understands that it can seem overwhelming and complicated to clients. She excels in simplifying matters for clients, explaining their options, and discussing how their choices could affect them and their families. With a focus on keeping families as intact as possible, Angel encourages clients to make decisions that are beneficial both now and in the future. Angel’s goal is always to secure the best, least destructive outcome, whether that is through problem-solving negotiation or aggressive representation in court.. An extremely organized lawyer, Angel is experienced in managing cases with large assets. She is especially attuned to solving the financial needs of her clients, whether it is the spouse who must move forward without a breadwinner or the spouse who wants to make sure he or she is keeping a fair share of the estate they worked so hard to create. She believes that preparation is a key to achieving successful outcomes for her clients, both in and outside of the courtroom.. Angel joined GoransonBain in 2016 to practice with lawyers with a reputation in the community for being both highly competent and reasonable. Board-certified in family law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization, Angel has been named a Rising Star by Texas Super Lawyers. Away from her practice she lives for her two children, who provide an excuse to play games, bake cookies, see kid movies and indulge in popcorn and candy.. She was recently featured in Frisco Enterprise.

I manage a diverse law practice to meet the unique legal needs of individuals. My primary practice areas are in Family Law and Criminal Defense.. I have 19+ years of courtroom, trial, and consulting experience in entrepreneurial, small office, and government work environments. My multi-discipline practice in criminal defense and prosecution, family law, and environmental regulatory consulting (non-legal) provides me with a diverse and robust background that aids me in all my cases.. Along with experience working at my own firm, I have worked at the Collin County District Attorney’s office, where I was responsible for investigation and prosecution of atypical criminal offenses. Because of this experience, I have extensive trial, jury selection, and investigation experience.. Now a defense attorney, my experience in the District Attorney’s office gives me the upper-hand when defending my clients’ rights.. I graduated from Texas Tech University with a Bachelor of General Studies and graduated cum laude from the Texas Tech University School of Law.. I am admitted in the courts of Colorado, Texas, U.S. District Court Eastern Texas, U.S. District Court Western District Texas, and the State Bar of Texas in the Criminal Justice and Family Law sections.

Ravi V. Mohan is an attorney who provides high quality and compassionate representation for Family Law matters. Specifically, he represents clients in matters from basic and simple to complex Divorce and property distribution matters, basic and simple to complex Child Custody matters, basic and simple to complex Support matters, and Pre-Nuptial and Post-Nuptial matters.. Ravi V. Mohan brings an array of experience ranging from involvement in litigation of a multimillion-dollar securities case against the Securities Exchange Commission, litigation in Criminal Court matters, and litigation before the Board of Immigration Appeals. With his litigation experience and his background focusing in Family Law, Ravi V. Mohan brings a complete skill set, understanding and know-how to your Family Law matter.