Honesty And Decades Of Experience
Suzanne Schwab-Radcliffe
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Practice Areas:
- Divorce
- Wills
- Mediation
- Adoption
- Child Custody
- Child Support Issues
- Paternity Issues
Biography
Suzanne Schwab-Radcliffe is an attorney with decades of experience in Family Law, helping clients navigate their Divorce, Custody, and Child Support issues, as well as Adoption and Paternity cases. She also practices Probate law, helping clients with Wills, Living Wills, Medical Power of Attorney and Probating Wills.
Suzanne is proud of the recognition she has received for her work advocating for children. This recognition includes co-founding the Galveston County Advocacy Center for Children and creating National Adoption Day in Galveston County.
Education
- St. Mary's University School of Law, San Antonio, Texas
- J.D. - 1991
- Texas Christian University
- B.A. - 1988
Bar Admission
- Texas, 1991
Honors
- Recognition for Outstanding Service to Children of Texas
- Galveston County Citizen of the Year
- Outstanding Service Award, Victims of Family Violence awarded by Galveston County Resource & Crisis Center
- Outstanding Young Lawyer's Award, Galveston County awarded by Galveston County Bar Association
- Recipient, Outstanding Service Award, Victims of Family Violence
Classes & Seminars
- Lecturer, Protective Orders & Family Violence, Galveston County Law Enforcement Agencies
- Galveston County Family Ad Litem Seminar
- Family Violence Conference, Texas Council
- Family Violence, Area Health Education Center Conference
Pro-Bono Activities
- Legal Mandates in the Court Systems for Children, CASA Program, Galveston County, 1995 to 1996
Past Positions
- Assistant District Attorney, Chief, Family Law Division, Galveston County District Attorney's Office, 1992 - 1997
- Former Associate Judge, 306th District Court, Galveston Co., 1997-2013
Professional Associations
- Galveston County Bar Association, Protective Orders, 1995 to Present
- Associate Judge, 306th District Court, Galveston County
Current Employment Position
- Attorney and Mediator