Anthony Ray Alvarado

Anthony Alvarado completed his undergraduate degree at The University of Texas-Pan American. During his time there, he was a part of the Rehabilitative Services Club, where he was a voice for people with disabilities. In addition, Anthony interned with the local school district’s special education department and assisted in developing IEPs and modified exercise programs. Anthony’s involvement with the Rehabilitative club and internship pushed him to pursue a law degree.

Anthony attended WMU-Cooley Law School in Lansing, Michigan. While learning to survive the freezing winters, Anthony was a law clerk for a private firm specializing in probate and estate planning for senior citizens. Anthony also served as an associate editor for the Homeland and National Security Law Review. After obtaining his bar license, Anthony worked as an associate civil law attorney in Dallas. He handled various cases, including breach of contract, civil partition, landlord-tenant disputes, estate planning, and probate matters.

Bilingual in English and Spanish, Anthony is ready to utilize his skills to assist and advocate for his clients. He is a member of the Tarrant County Bar Association and the State Bar of Texas.

Anthony enjoys weight training, hunting, and fishing when not working hard for his client and is a duffer on the golf course.