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A Texas Law Firm. We provide a full range of traditional legal services. Family law (Simple and complex divorces, military divorces, child custody cases, adoptions), criminal law (state & federal cases, felonies and misdemeanors), DWIs, probate, wills & trusts, business formations (corporations, limited liability companies, limited partnerships and professional associations), Read More…

I seek to understand each client’s needs and objectives and counsel each client as to how to obtain the best solutions regarding Intellectual Property Protection and in Family Law where clients are parties in divorce and paternity actions. I provide personal service not found in larger firms and seek to Read More…

The Ball Law Firm seeks to provide quality legal services with personal service at reasonable rates for individuals, families, businesses, churches and community associations throughout southwest Florida, mainly in Charlotte and Sarasota Counties. Lance C. Ball. Esq. has been practicing law and aggressively protecting client’s rights for more than a Read More…

Mr. Wetsel was born in Mangum, Oklahoma. He grew up on a farm near Mangum. He graduated from Mangum High School in 1975. From 1975 through 1980, Mr. Wetsel attended Oklahoma Christian College where he obtained two Bachelor of Science Decrees; one in marketing and one in psychology. He worked Read More…

Mr. Knop’s practice centers upon combining his work history, business/finance and law degrees–alongside over 30 years of litigation experience–to counsel clients on the management of their business, estate and personal holdings. He specializes in providing proactive legal consultation, counseling, and coaching, identifying and managing problem areas, risks, and safety, and Read More…

Scott Nehrbass is an experienced trial lawyer, with more than 20 years of experience handling complex commercial litigation for corporate clients from a wide variety of industries. He has tried cases in Kansas state and federal courts, as well as in Missouri and Alabama, and argued appeals before the Tenth Read More…