Texas Lawyers Adam Ward to Adrea Yoss

Explore Texas attorneys like Adam Ward, Adam Wheeler, Adam Wilk, Adamo & Adamo Law Firm, Adamo and Adamo, Adan Valdez, Adan Vega Houston Immigration Attorney, and Adrea Yoss. in cities like Austin, Austin, Houston, Houston and San Antonio. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 78731, 78216, 78201.

Adam Ward

Adam Wheeler

Adolfo Ruiz

Adley Law Firm

Adisa Abudu Ha

Adiah Oreyomi

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Adam Ward

Firm: Allison & Ward Attorneys at Law

7718 Wood Hollow Dr. Suite 220 , Austin , Texas 78731

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

After graduating from Texas A & M University with dual degrees, I graduated from the University of Houston Law Center (cum laude) in 1993. After brief stints as an asssociate attorney in Houston, and at an insurance defense firm in Austin, I switched sides in 1995. Since then, I have proudly and diligently represented hundreds of injured workers through the complex Texas Worker's Compensation system. I am also proud to have successfully first chaired trials for victims of negligence and gained many substantial settlements for victims of car wrecks, medical malpractice, nursing home negligence, and many other injuries. Whether you were hurt on the job, or somewhere else, please give me a call for a free consultation.

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“icult aspects, frankly, I expected him to reject the case. Instead, we discussed the problems, non”

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“Mr. Ward is a highly intelligent and very capable lawyer dedicated to his client's case. He achieves great results thru successful relationship-building, advocacy and determination…”

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Adam Wheeler

Firm: Wheeler Law Firm

40 NE Loop 410 Ste 604 , San Antonio , Texas 78216

Practice Areas: Immigration

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“Still no response from attorney. Hired attorney last year no I response on current caseCedric MyersAdam was a tremendous God send when my divorce was reopened by my ex-husband. He …”

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“Mr. Wheeler and I represented a mutual client in a complicated, multi-state, family law jurisdictional matter. I found Mr. Wheeler to be extremely competent, hard working, ethical,…”

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Adolfo Ruiz

Firm: Denton Navarro Rocha Bernal & Zech, P.C.

2517 N Main Ave , San Antonio , Texas 78212

Practice Areas: Administrative Law

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Adley Law Firm

Firm: Adley Law Firm

1421 Preston St , Houston , Texas 77002

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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“i absolutely love them. they'be been so patient with my ongoing case. Jessie is the best and I love him to death. everything was so easy and i was stressed...”

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“I had a great experience working with Adley Law Firm after my accident. From the very beginning, they were extremely helpful, professional, and attentive. They always kept me updat…”

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Adisa Abudu Harrington

3200 Southwest Fwy Ste 2600 , Houston , Texas 77027

Practice Areas: Government, Real Estate, Energy

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Adiah Oreyomi

Firm: Nurse Defense Firm, PLLC

3621 W Slaughter Ln , Austin , Texas 78749

Practice Areas: Administrative Law

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Aderius Ross

Firm: Tully Rinckey PLLC

3724 Executive Center Drive Suite 205 , Austin , Texas 78731

Practice Areas: Military Law

Attorney with experience in representing Clients before state and federal administrative agencies in employment-related claims, general tort liability, military and national security law, and federal civil litigation. Certified mediator with experience in negotations.. Demonstrated skill set in analyzing and researching legal documents, discovery and motion practice, contract drafting, review, and negotiations.. Experienced in leading diverse teams. Strong interpersonal skills and work ethic that has allowed for effective Client service in both public and private sector, military and civilian work environments.

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“Aderius is an incredibly knowledgeable and talented attorney! He has my highest endorsement.”

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Adelita Cavada

Firm: Adelita Cavada Law

10004 Wurzbach Rd. #159 , San Antonio , Texas 78230

Practice Areas: Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

As a general practioner attorney, I focus almost exclusively on consumer chapter 7, chapter 13, and chapter 11 bankruptcy. My practice areas are San Antonio, Texas and Corpus Christi, Texas and the surrounding counties.. I also serve as Chair of the San Antonio Firefighters' & Police Officers' Civil Service Commission. I have two semesters as an Adjunct Instructor teaching Undergraduate courses. I am also licensed to practice in the Northern, Western, and Southern Districts of Texas. I hold a BA in Psychology (TAMU-CC, 2005), a MA in Industrial-Organizational Psychology (2007) and a J.D, Law (2013) from St. Mary's University.

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“understanding during my stressful issue.”

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“Ms. Cavada is my go to source for all matters Bankruptcy.”

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Adrea Yoss

Firm: Wayne Wright, LLP

5707 W Interstate 10 , San Antonio , Texas 78201

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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Adelaida Mihu

Firm: Greenberg Traurig

100 Congress, Suite 1500 , Austin , Texas 78701

Practice Areas: Business

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Adela Meraz

Firm: Morales & O'Connor, PLLC

7703 North Lamar Boulevard , Austin , Texas 78752

Practice Areas: Immigration

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“ployer! Thanks Adela!!!”

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“I highly endorse this lawyer. Adela has helped a number of my clients with immigration issues. She is not only highly intelligent and knowledgeable in a complex area of law, but sh…”

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Adan Valdez

Firm: Adan Valdez Law

6936 Cactus Thrush , El Paso , Texas 79911

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“I want to thank my attorney Adan Valdez with getting my case dismissed. He stayed up to date with me on everything & helped me understand everything down to a t on my case. I alway…”

— Briannon Estala

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Adamo and Adamo

Firm: Adamo and Adamo

3200 Travis St , Houston , Texas 77006

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI,

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“Sam Adamo is one of the best criminal attorneys in Houston. Sam did a marvelous job representing my son in both Harris County and in Fort Bend County. He...”

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“This was my first time dealing with anything like this and I was overwhelmed. My attorney Mr. Adamo, was patient, honest, and explained every step in a way I could understand. The …”

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Adamo & Adamo Law Firm

Firm: Adamo & Adamo Law Firm

3200 Travis St , Houston , Texas 77006

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense,

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“i personally know Sam Adamo Sr. i can assure that Sam Adamo works 7 days a week. Law is his passion, fighting for his clients his calling. if you do not...”

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Adam Wilk

Firm: Sneed, Vine & Perry PC

900 Congress Ave Ste 300 , Austin , Texas 78701

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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Addie Pilat

Firm: Pilat Law, PLLC

400 N Main St Ste 102 , Grapevine , Texas 76051

Practice Areas: Mediation

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“I had a consultation with Ms Pilat regarding my Mom’s will. She was knowledgeable and understandin”

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“Selecting the right mediator is often just as important as selecting the right attorney. Addie is an excellent facilitator. Her creativity is an incredible asset allowing her to ai…”

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Adan Vega Houston Immigration Attorney

Firm: Adan Vega Houston Immigration Attorney

122 Tuam St , Houston , Texas 77006

Practice Areas: Immigration

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“This guy charged me $100 for a consultation that lasted 15mins and in which he basically just told me to put my statement (that I have written myself) in...”

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“I cannot express enough gratitude to Adan G. Vega & Associates for their exceptional work in helping my wife obtain her green card (permanent residence). From start to finish, the …”

— Johnny Quijano

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Adina K. Chirogianis

Firm: Clark, Thomas and Winters, A Professional Corporation

West Sixth Street , Austin , Texas 78701

Practice Areas: Products Liability

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Adjusters

Firm: Adjusters

6523 Eppes St , Houston , Texas 77087

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“Before you come here please contact your lawyer. Beware of this place. They attempted to charge a $40 personal effects fee which is illegal. In Texas a...”

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Adelaida Vasquez

Firm: Greenberg Traurig, LLP

1000 Louisiana Street , Houston , Texas 77002

Practice Areas: Corporate & Securities, White Collar Defense & Special Investigations

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Need Advice | Aug 28, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Seeking Advice Regarding Voluntary Departure and no Prior Immigration History Location: Texas My husband who is 44 years old entered the United States in 2000 using fraudulent documents and was inspected at a land border. He later left for Canada and filed an asylum claim, which was denied. He subsequently returned to the U.S. without inspection and has remained here ever since. He currently has a driver’s license and Social Security card. He has no criminal record, has worked consistently, and has paid taxes. We have two U.S.-citizen daughters, and I am also a U.S. citizen. Because of his prior entries, we were advised by several immigration attorneys not to file for adjustment of status and instead to wait for a possible change in the law. We are now separated, and he is considering voluntarily leaving the U.S. and returning to his home country because he does not see a viable path to legal status. Our main concern is what could happen when he attempts to depart. If he purchases a one-way ticket and travels with an emergency travel document issued by his home country, could he be detained by CBP, ICE, or another immigration authority at the airport? Would voluntarily departing without intending to return affect the likelihood of being detained? He does not believe he has an immigration record, but we are unsure what may exist from his prior entries and asylum case. Although we are separated, I want to make sure he understands the risks before making…
Hoping for some advice on HOA Collections fees and disputing their legality in Texas | Aug 28, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Bexar county, Texas We'll start with, I recognize that this is Reddit, and none of the info I get here should be considered bulletproof and actionable legal advice, I'm just looking to hear from people who may know more than me about the laws and regulations in my area I have been sent a demand for payment from my HOA collections lawyer, and while I do not dispute that I am behind on my dues, and I actively want to remedy the situation and return to good standing. But I do not want to be taken for a ride and squeezed for every penny I have. Things that stand out to me in the payment demand: As I understand it, Texas law states that HOA/Collections fees must be "reasonable" and I feel that $2000 in administrative fees for ~$500 in late dues and late fees is not reasonable. Also the payment plan options provided to me were a 6 month option that takes my ~$2500 debt up to $3,357 in just admin fees, and a 12 month option that increases to a staggering $4031, again in primarily admin fees. Kind of my primary question about the payment plans presented is that both include an entry for "Estimated Future Late Fees" of $150 and $300 for the 6 and 12 month options respectively. As I understand it, the inclusion of further punitive fees in my payment plan is a violation of Texas property code § 209.0062.
Understanding my Landlord’s Intentions | Aug 27, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Texas (Sorry that some details will be withheld. Ongoing legal stuff has me not wanting to be too identifiable) I was recently evicted from my apartment due to a text message NOT sent to my landlord complaining about my landlord. My landlord claimed to their company’s attorneys I was planning to kill them (I assure you, I was not) and I was shocked that a text I sent a neighbor was being used to get me evicted. (The text said “if I have to go to the office I’ll kill her, so I’m just going to handle this shit via email” I was being hyperbolic) I am building a case against them for wrongful eviction, and for emotional distress. However yesterday I received an email from the complex’s attorney stating I am not allowed to initiate conversation with, or respond to any current tenants still living at the apartment complex. My attorney has said that they do not believe that is something I should concern myself with as an apartment complex cannot dictate friendships. However I am panicked. I’m friends with people who still live there, and we talk about pop culture, pets, work etc. We don’t talk about my lawsuit because well…it’s depressing lol. I have never worked with my attorney before and I’m building trust with him, but I feel really keeps ignoring my concerns. Granted I’m emotional after losing my home, and getting constant emails implying I’m a murderer. The apartments attorneys screamed (yes screamed) at…
Getting rid of a junk car without exposure to liability | Aug 27, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Texas My brother recently passed away without a will. He owed about $38,000 in credit card debt spread across multiple cards, and his "estate" consists of nothing but some Radiohead t-shirts and a 2011 Toyota worth $500 in scrap. My mother--the official next of kin--is not interested in probating his estate, because it would cost several thousand dollars of her money in order to help a credit card company recover $500 worth of scrap metal. There's a possibility that one of the creditors will file probate, in which case they are welcome to be the court-appointed executor and she will happily hand over the keys to the car (and the t-shirts, if they want them). The car is currently sitting in front of her house because that's the last place he was staying before he went into hospice. The problem is, we are pretty confident that none of the creditors are going to file probate. Each of them are owed less than $10K individually, so it's not going to be worth it to them any more than it would be to her. But this leaves her trapped: she can't sell the car for scrap, or even donate it, without signing a legal document that says she is the owner of the vehicle. (Junkyards/charities don't need the physical title--which is good, because she can't get a copy of it without documentation showing she is the executor of the estate--but they generally all require *some* kind of signature saying she has…
Can I terminate my lease because of roach infestation? | Aug 27, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Texas. I’ve been in my apartment since March 2026 and since I’ve moved here roaches have been all over the place. I know that I didn’t bring them cause I’ve never had roach issues and I’m very clean. I have emailed my apartment numerous times telling him about the issue and they have done nothing about it. I have put in maintenance request for pest control and they mark them as completed, but do not do anything about it. I can’t stand roaches all over the place and I just want to leave this place and not have to pay any fees. Is that possible? I have proof of roaches and all of my email receipts.

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