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Free Consultation (20 minutes), Retainer (Always)
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Cash, Check, Credit Card
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About MePhotos (1)Videos (0) |
Martindale-HubbellRating: AV Preeminent; Member College of the State Bar of Texas Licensed to practice law by the Supreme Court of the State of Texas... more View all photos and/or videos |
Client Reviews |
“Excellent attorney and mentor”Posted by: Craig, about 1 year ago.
Client Review:
Byron Woolley was my company's attorney for close to 20 years. Specifically, Byron assisted in writing and negotiating software license agreements,...
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“Practical advice in a high conflict divorce”Posted by: Alex, over 2 years ago.
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Byron helped me navigate a high conflict divorce from a Japanese national. He gave me excellent guidance on how to handle the settlement...
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Peer Endorsements |
 I endorse this lawyer. I worked with Byron several years on various litgation matters and have know him for 20 years. He is an excellent lawyer,... more Endorsement from lawyer: Barry Zisman , Frisco (TX), About 1 year ago I have known Byron for many years. We worked together at the same firm for a substantial part of that time. He is an outstanding lawyer, committed to... more Endorsement from lawyer: Harold Gold , Garland (TX), About 1 year ago |
License |
38 years since Byron L. Woolley was first licensed to practice law.
We have not found any instances of professional misconduct for this lawyer.
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Contributor Level 12
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Cases |
Outcome: 2012 Pro Bono case in which I negotiated settelment which minimized destruction of trees.
Outcome: 2011 pro bono case in which the Court granted a reprieve for the two puppies upon agreement that they be placed with a shelter outside of the city limits until adopted.
Outcome: 2010 pro bono case in which a temporary Injunction was granted against City of Dallas preventing its removal of family pets which ultimately resulted in settlement of the case in which the family pets were allowed to remain with the Gideons.
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