Other Events of Interest (Not CCBA)

Collin County Bench Bar Conference (not associated with Collin County Bar Association) 

If you have any questions, please visit Collin County Bench Bar Foundation's website.

Legal Aid of Northwest Texas Clinics

General civil intake, including family law, wills and estates, landlord/tenant cases, public benefits, federal tax, and real property matters. For more information on dates and locations of the Clinics, visit the Legal Aid of Northwest Texas website.

Collin County Texas Lawyer for Texas Veterans

Collin County's Clinic is located at: Workforce Solutions, Texas Veterans Commission, 1701 W. Eldorado Parkway, #250, McKinney, Texas 75069.

The clinic is an advice only clinic and no knowledge of military or veteran specific law is required. You are only committing to attend the clinic. Areas of law include:

  • Divorce or Custody
  • Child Support
  • Bankruptcy
  • Consumer Issues
  • Wills and Estate Planning
  • Landlord/Tenant Problems
  • Probate and Guardianship
  • Foreclosure
  • Social Security/SSI

If your focus is helping military & veterans, this is the place for you. The Clinic is open and available to active duty military, reservists, guard members, veterans and their spouses. We serve all who have served without regard to financial need. Everyone is screened for financial need, but none are turned away.

Under Texas Supreme Court guidelines, volunteering for the clinic counts as pro bono time even if you are not assisting a poor client the entire time.

If you have questions about this TLTV clinic, please contact Penny Robe, Robe Law Firm and Jan Kearney, kearneyj@lanwt.org.

Have a non-related CCBA event?

If you have a non-related CCBA event that you would like posted here, please send an email to collincountybar@yahoo.com.

Events are posted at the discretion of CCBA.

 

METRO BAR CLE PRESENTATION:

The Metro Bars CLE Presentation (August 14, 2024 from Noon - 1 p.m. via Zoom)! This CLE will bring together state court judges from six (6) metropolitan counties in Texas (Dallas, Harris, Travis, Bexar, Collin and Tarrant) and provide practitioners with practical tips on the nuances of each judicial district's: court structure; docketing; motion practice; hearing scheduling; and trial procedure(s). Collin County's very own Judge Bouressa will be presenting during the program. Contact Stephanie Almeter for details: salmeter@mccathernlaw.com