Welcome to the Law Office of Margie Connolly, where we are focused on protecting your family's future by providing high-quality service and client satisfaction. Every family is different and has specific individual needs. We specialize in delivering a personalized solution for your unique situation, whether it is a family law matter such as such as divorce, child custody or an elder care solution for your parents.
It is important to be fully aware of the changing laws as they pertain to family law and when you work with our firm, you will be working with an experienced family law legal practice. You will be fully briefed on the latest changes relevant to your family's legal needs. Aging Parents - Healthcare Power of Attorney, Advance Directives, Elder Law, Guardianships, Revocable Transfer on Death Deed.
It is important to be fully aware of the changing laws as they pertain to family law and when you work with our firm, you will be working with an experienced family law legal practice. You will be fully briefed on the latest changes relevant to your family's legal needs. Aging Parents - Healthcare Power of Attorney, Advance Directives, Elder Law, Guardianships, Revocable Transfer on Death Deed.
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Our mission is to provide legal assistance for you and your loved ones in navigating the legal system as smoothly as possible when the need arises. We do this through personalized planning, and thorough guidance through the court system as necessary. Margaret M. Connolly, PLLC, is a client-focused law practice founded in 2013 by Attorney Margie Connolly.
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We are here to assist you and your loved ones with making life transitions as smooth as possible, with personalized legal planning and implementation of your plan. We draft personalized wills, trusts, powers of attorney, medical directives, and other documents to transfer assets upon disability or death.
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Attorney Margie Connolly discusses legal issues which may raise obstacles to the transfer of ownership of real estate in Texas. When a special needs child ages up to legal adulthood, or when a loved-one becomes unable to care for themselves due to age, accident or illness, it may be time to consider legal guardianship of the person.
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