"No task in fighting for my daughter was too much. I had a long, long battle, but there was nothing acceptable to them but to do the right thing."
-Molly Ann Huie
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Elizabeth Durso Branch 5950 Sherry Lane 8th Floor Dallas, Texas 75225
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Drawing on her years of experience as an Assistant Attorney General in the Child Support Litigation Division of the Texas Attorney General’s Office, Elizabeth holds a specific interest in cases involving children’s issues.
A former Bexar County Assistant District Attorney and a former Assistant County Attorney in Guadalupe County, she is a staunch advocate for her clients in all matters of Family Law.
Elizabeth is a 1990 graduate of the Mississippi College School of Law, where she was on Law Review. She attended the University of Texas and in 1987 earned her Bachelor’s Degree from Lamar University. Elizabeth is married, with two sons and four stepchildren.
- Associate
- Family Law, Texas Board of Legal Specialization, 2006
- Texas, 1990
- Mississippi College School of Law, Jackson, Mississippi,
1990
J.D., Doctor of Jurisprudence
- Lamar University, Beaumont, Texas,
1987
Bachelor of Arts
- "Be Careful What You Ask For, You May Get It: Common Sense Discovery Requests and Responses", Co-Author, Advanced Family Law Course, State Bar of Texas, 2006
- "Protecting Children from Incompetent Forensic Evaluations and Expert Testimony", Editor, J. Am. Acad. Matrim. Law, 2005
- "Making a Silk Purse out of a Sow's Ear: Making the Best of LLCs, LLPs, FLPs and Trusts", Co-Author, New Frontiers in Marital Property Law, 2004
- "Family Law-Expert Witnesses", The Ultimate Trial Notebook, 2004
- Ortega v. State, 974 S.W.2d 361
(Tex.App.-San Antonio 1998)
- State Bar of Texas, Family Law Section
- Guadalupe County Bar Association
- Bexar County Bar Association
- Texas District and County Attorneys Association
- Travis County Bar Legal Clinic
- Volunteer
- Phi Alpha Delta
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