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Mark Rush Williamson

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16633 N Dallas Pkwy, Dallas, Texas, 75001

Practice Areas : Divorce

16633 N Dallas Pkwy, Dallas, Texas, 75001
Sandra Laurel

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630 Broadway St, San Antonio, Texas, 78215

Practice Areas : Medical Malpractice

630 Broadway St, San Antonio, Texas, 78215
J. Raymond Karam

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110 SPRUCEWOOD, SAN ANTONIO, Texas, 78216

Practice Areas : Bankruptcy

110 SPRUCEWOOD, SAN ANTONIO, Texas, 78216
Christine Martino Del Prado

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222 E Main Plaza, San Antonio, Texas, 78205

Practice Areas : Criminal Law

222 E Main Plaza, San Antonio, Texas, 78205
Virgil William Yanta Jr.

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8000 Interstate 10 West, San Antonio, Texas, 78230

Practice Areas : Business Law

8000 Interstate 10 West, San Antonio, Texas, 78230
Ashley Elizabeth Morgan

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924 McCullough, San Antonio, Texas, 78215

Practice Areas : Criminal Law

924 McCullough, San Antonio, Texas, 78215
Manuel  Acuna-Neely

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630 Broadway St, San Antonio, Texas, 78215

Practice Areas : Personal Injury

630 Broadway St, San Antonio, Texas, 78215
Todd Alan Marquardt

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15600 San Pedro, San Antonio, Texas, 78232

Practice Areas : Business Law

15600 San Pedro, San Antonio, Texas, 78232
Michelle M. Kostun

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300 Convent Street, San Antonio, Texas, 78205

Practice Areas : Divorce

300 Convent Street, San Antonio, Texas, 78205
Derek Ritchie

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310 S. St. Mary’s Street, San Antonio, Texas, 78205

Practice Areas : Criminal Law

310 S. St. Mary’s Street, San Antonio, Texas, 78205

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1,249 attorneys and law firms across Texas are listed here, with the largest concentrations in San Antonio, Dallas, Houston, Fort Worth and Corpus Christi. The practice areas represented most often are personal injury, criminal defence, family law and divorce.

How the courts are organised

Texas has an unusual two-headed structure at the top: the Supreme Court of Texas hears civil appeals and the Court of Criminal Appeals hears criminal ones. Below them sit fourteen courts of appeals, then district courts — the main trial courts, organised by county — with county courts at law and justice courts handling smaller matters. Federal cases go to the Northern, Southern, Eastern or Western District of Texas.

Points that shape Texas cases

— Attorneys are licensed by the State Bar of Texas; status and discipline are public.
— Texas is a community property state, so characterising assets as community or separate is the central question in most substantial divorces.
— The state uses proportionate responsibility: a claimant found more than 50 percent at fault recovers nothing, and any lesser share reduces the award.
— Family law here speaks of conservatorship and possession rather than custody and visitation.

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