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• Elyssa Schnurr, principal of the Law Offices of Elyssa M. Schnurr, is an experienced attorney, mediator and business owner who has practiced law in Houston and the surrounding areas since she was admitted to the bar in 1994.

  Ms. Schnurr is a Magna Cum Laude graduate from South Texas College of Law where she was chosen to be a member of the Order of the Lytae and Phi Delta Phi, honors organizations. During law school, Ms. Schnurr received her training in Mediation and has been mediating various types of civil and family cases ever since. For many years prior to attending law school, Ms. Schnurr was an Owner/Manager and President/Vice President of two Texas-based insurance companies and a Texas-based trust company. In 1982, she earned her undergraduate BBA degree in Finance and Marketing from the University of Texas in Austin.

  Ms. Schnurr takes great pride in her experience, integrity and dedication. She is accessible, responsive, cost effective and trusted within the legal community and among her clients. Guided by compassion, empathy, and reason, she balances those values with strong ethics, wisdom and diligence.

  It is Ms. Schnurr’s primary objective to listen intently to her clients, earn their valued trust, and have them recognize her deep commitment to their best interests. Her goal is to become her clients' trusted advisor and family lawyer for life, while helping to provide them with the peace of mind that comes from planning for everyone they love and everything they own.

• Texas, 1994

• State Bar of Texas, 1994 - Present (Member) Houston Bar Association, 1994 - Present (Member) Wealth Counsel, 2008 - Present Midtown Business Network, 1999 - Present

• South Texas College of Law, Houston, Texas, 1994J.D.Honors: magna cum laude University of Texas, Austin, Texas, 1982BBBHonors: Dean's ListMajor: Finance and Marketing

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