What training, experience, and characteristics qualify you for this position?
Texas Family Law Attorney for 13 years. Received Bachelor of Arts from Louisiana State University and Juris Doctor from Thurgood Marshall School of Law. I run a private practice serving Harris and surrounding counties, handling hundreds of family law cases. I am committed to upholding high ethical standards, continually improving my legal training, and ensuring fairness and accessibility in the court. My experience, dedication, and commitment to service make me well-qualified for this position.
What do you consider the most pressing issues facing family court today, and what is your role, as a family court judge, in addressing them?
The most pressing issues facing family court today include ensuring the safety and well-being of children, both physically and mentally, and providing fair access to justice for all families. As a family court judge, my role is to prioritize children's best interests, implement policies that protect them from harm, and ensure timely resolutions to cases. I will also work to make the court more accessible and fair for all families, regardless of their socio-economic status.
What will you do to balance federal immigration policies with the needs of children and juveniles in the cases that come before your court?
In balancing federal immigration policies with the needs of children and juveniles, I will prioritize the best interests of the child in all cases. My focus will be on ensuring their safety, stability, and well-being, regardless of their immigration status. I will work to apply the law fairly and compassionately, collaborating with relevant agencies and stakeholders to address each case's unique circumstances while upholding federal regulations and safeguarding children's rights and welfare.