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The Law Office of Lisa A. Vance, P.C.
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This week, the nation mourned the death of President George Herbert Walker Bush, and his loss was especially felt by all of us living in Texas, his adopted home state. It's always a time for somber reflection when a leader of his stature passes, especially when considering both his military service and his decades of public service.
How can a law firm be both compassionate and tough, you're wondering? Can you simultaneous be concerned for everyone involved in a negotiation and yet fight to get what one person wants? That's the challenge we take on every day at the Law Office of Lisa A. Vance, because both compassion and toughness are essential to our mission.
One of the most important things to keep in mind in family law - for everyone involved - is that the parent-child relationship is fundamentally the same throughout the divorce. A divorce decree means that parents will go about their routines differently, and they will have to be mindful of rules set up to manage when each parent will get to be with his or her kids, but they don't stop being parents.
Both family law and probate law have one important quality in common - and it's at the heart of why our team of lawyers at the Law Office of Lisa A. Vance have chosen those areas of law. They both help people through life's challenges: Specifically, the emotional periods of people's lives where they experience great uncertainty and transformation.
If you've visited our website lately, you'll notice that we're using the new motto, "Fierce, compassionate lawyers." While the motto's new, the attitude behind it has been with our firm ever since Lisa Vance first founded it - and it's one that we're proud to rally behind.
The Law Office of Lisa A. Vance is pleased to announce that David M. Adkisson has joined the firm as an of counsel lawyer, specializing in family law, probate law, and personal injury law.
At the Law Office of Lisa Vance, P.C., we often get the question about changing a child's name after birth. That's understandable, given that we're in the age of the modern family, with blended families and with children who aren't necessarily raised by their biological parents.
We recently received an interesting call to the Law Office of Lisa Vance, P.C., regarding a placenta. The call specifically asked about whether the parents could keep the placenta, post-birth, to determine whether or not the mother of a newborn was using drugs. I was intrigued, so to the books I went and discovered that Texas does in fact have laws on this subject.
In this era of social media - where it's easy to not only say something in the heat of the moment, but to post it to the Internet for all to read - it's worthwhile to review what defamation is and if it might apply to your divorce case.
I've recently been working on a number of mediation cases. I'm glad that we offer it as a service at the Law Office of Lisa A. Vance, as it's the perfect solution for some couples who are seeking divorces. They may not have the number of issues or intensity of issues needing litigation to sort it out, but they also might not be able to sort out their divorce decree on their own.
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The Law Office of Lisa A. Vance, P.C.
814 North Alamo Street
Suite 1
San Antonio,
TX
78215
Phone:
210-265-6277
Fax:
210-582-5878
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