Patricia Carter
Carter Morris, LLP
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515 Post Oak Blvd
Ste 600
Houston, TX
77027-9408
Profile
Education
Texas Tech University School of Law 1997
Admitted to Practice
Texas 1998
CLE Presentations
- Spousal Support Per the Texas Family Code and Contractual Alimony, Houston Bar Association Spring CLE, April 2012 (co-authored with Candice Deyerle; Assisting with Custody Cases, Half Moon Seminars-Texas Family Law Pracitce for Paralegals 2012, January 2012 (third year presenting; Evaluating the Client and Enlisting the Client and Spouse in Collaborative Law, Bar of Texas-Collaborative Law 101, March 2011; Suggestions for “Selling It” to Potential New Clients, Houston Bar Association-Collaborative Law Section, January 2011; Basics of Conservatorship and Possession: A Primer on the Rules of Joint and Sole Managing Conservatorship, and Presumptions Governing Parenting Time, University of Texas Parent-Child Relationships: Critical Thinking for Critical Issues, January 2011; Paying Special Attention to Children with Special Needs, AFCC Texas-Children Caught in the Conflict: A Multidisciplinary Perspective, Panel Discussion, October 2010; The ABCs of Preparing for a Hearing, Houston Bar Association 2010 Family Law Institute, April 2010; Paying Special Attention to Special Needs Cases, University of Texas Parent-Child Relationships: Critical Thinking for Critical Issue, January 2010 & Houston Bar Associaton Family Law Section, November 2005; Effective Utilization of Mental Health Services for Family Lawyers, panel discussion participant, 44th Annual AFCC Conference-Children of Separation and Divorce: The Politics of Policy, Practice and Parenting, June 2007; Effectively Trying Your Property Case, panel discussion participant, Houston Bar Association Family Law Conference, February 2007.
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