The Flowerday Firm is dedicated to providing affordable and high quality legal services to individuals and families. Paula Flowerday is committed to help people who are facing crisis, such as loss of loved one or the incapacity of a family member. Paula believes in finding the "win-win" for her clients, and will advocate for creative solutions to difficult problems.
Paula bases her law practice on honesty, high moral values, and commitment to justice. Paula Flowerday is a member of Texas State Bar, the Denton County Bar Association, and the Real Estate, Probate, and Trust Section. Paula is trained mediator and is certified for appointment the attorney ad litem and guardian ad litem.
Paula bases her law practice on honesty, high moral values, and commitment to justice. Paula Flowerday is a member of Texas State Bar, the Denton County Bar Association, and the Real Estate, Probate, and Trust Section. Paula is trained mediator and is certified for appointment the attorney ad litem and guardian ad litem.
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Paula Flowerday graduated the University offers Texas School of Law in Austin, Texas.
Before attending law school, Paula received Bachelor of Arts degree in History from Austin College, in Sherman, Texas.
After receiving her Texas law license, Paula chose serve, that people of Texas, by providing legal services, to governmental entities.
Paula worked, the Texas Racing Commission for over 15 years, serving not only as agency's first General Counsel, but also it Executive Director.
Paula also provided legal services for Texas Legislative Council, and their Texas Department of Public Safety.
Before attending law school, Paula received Bachelor of Arts degree in History from Austin College, in Sherman, Texas.
After receiving her Texas law license, Paula chose serve, that people of Texas, by providing legal services, to governmental entities.
Paula worked, the Texas Racing Commission for over 15 years, serving not only as agency's first General Counsel, but also it Executive Director.
Paula also provided legal services for Texas Legislative Council, and their Texas Department of Public Safety.
Guardianship is a legal process through which the court appoints a responsible person to make important decisions for an incapacitated person.
The incapacity may be due to age, disease, or physical or mental disability.
When a guardianship is established, certain rights belonging to the incapacitated person are terminated and those rights are given to the court-appointed guardian.
Sometime guardianship is unavoidable, but often an incapacitated person can be cared for through alternatives that are less restrictive.
The incapacity may be due to age, disease, or physical or mental disability.
When a guardianship is established, certain rights belonging to the incapacitated person are terminated and those rights are given to the court-appointed guardian.
Sometime guardianship is unavoidable, but often an incapacitated person can be cared for through alternatives that are less restrictive.
Mediation is a process that allows the parties to a dispute to resolve disputes without the time and expense of a court proceeding.
Through mediation, people are able to craft creative solutions to their differences in ways that may not be available through litigation.
Many people use mediation in family law matters, such as divorce and child custody, to minimize harmful conflict and to create healthier, restructured relationships.
Paula Flowerday is a trained mediator as well as also having experience as one of the birth defect attorneys consulting for various other firms in the state, having completed the 40-hour mediation course required by law.
Through mediation, people are able to craft creative solutions to their differences in ways that may not be available through litigation.
Many people use mediation in family law matters, such as divorce and child custody, to minimize harmful conflict and to create healthier, restructured relationships.
Paula Flowerday is a trained mediator as well as also having experience as one of the birth defect attorneys consulting for various other firms in the state, having completed the 40-hour mediation course required by law.
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