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For the average person, involvement with the legal system can be intimidating. Robinson Law is dedicated to ensuring that their clients have a positive experience with the legal system regardless of the reason for their involvement. Robinson Law has experience helping clients navigate the legal system. Robinson Law believes in a personal, client-centered approach to legal advocacy. No two legal issues are the same; therefore, no two solutions are the same. Each client deserves to be given the time and attention required to thorough analyze and then resolve their legal issue. At Robinson Law clients are not just files but are real people with real problems or concerns that require the advice and assistance of an experienced and dedicated attorney.


Robinson Law helps individuals and businesses with legal matters in the following areas and more:


  • Mediation and Collaborative Law -  There are many out of court options to solving business and family disputes.
  • Litigation - Robinson Law can also help you when court is the only option. 


  • Business Law
    • Business, Taxation, Employment, & Trademark – One key to a successful business is proper planning and ongoing support. The advice and assistance of an experienced business attorney can help from start-up to dissolution.
    • Bankruptcy – Robinson Law helps individuals and businesses find a long-term solution to financial problems through bankruptcy.


  • Personal Law
    • Educational Law - Educational Law is very specific and it consists of federal and state law.
    • Student Loan – Robinson Law helps individuals find a long-term solution to financial problems through bankruptcy.
    • Family Law – Family law issues are often emotionally charged issues. A competent and compassionate attorney can help resolve these issues.
    • Wills and Probate – a properly drafted and implemented estate plan can dramatically reduce an estate’s exposure to probate, saving loved ones both time and money.


MEDIATION AND COLLABORATIVE LAW

There are many ways to resolve legal issues. Only 3% to 5% of legal cases actually go to a trial. That means that most are settled out of court by negotiations, mediations, arbitration, collaboration, and many other dispute resolution methods. Each of these methods have rules of procedures and evidence just like litigation along with all the normal court rules. I can help you by representing you in today's legal system either as an attorney or the mediator.    

Personal Disputes like Divorce

Business Disputes like Business Dissolution

Business Disputes like Business Dissolution

A court battle is not the only way to end a marriage or other relationship with assets and children. Learn how to get through the breakup without destroying the friendship and more importantly the future you will have as co-parents and co-grandparents.  

Business Disputes like Business Dissolution

Business Disputes like Business Dissolution

Business Disputes like Business Dissolution

Many business partners were friends before they decided to combine forces for a dream. Learn how you may dissolve the business while maintaining friendships and other business relationships including your reputation.  

Pre-Trial Negotiations

Collaboration and Arbitration

Pre-Trial Negotiations

Many people can talk to each other even if they cannot agree on the legal issues. Parties may want to talk about many of the issues in an informal situation. I provide eBooks and Worksheets to help you decide on many issues so your legal fees are spent with your attorney on the very important issues. Those issues are different for each case.   

Mediation

Collaboration and Arbitration

Pre-Trial Negotiations

If you still have issues that you need to discuss with a 3rd-party, mediation is a good process for many cases. It usually costs less than litigation and can prevent many of the emotionally draining aspects of the legal system, because the parties are deciding it and not the Judge or legal system. An attorney is still very useful in this process.   

Collaboration and Arbitration

Collaboration and Arbitration

Collaboration and Arbitration

If you want to keep most of the facts and actions out of court and the public, the parties can agree to collaboration or arbitration.  If your situation needs a complex multi-step process with the assistance of attorneys and keeping everything still private, collaborative law could be the best option. This is similar to mediation, but all parties must have attorneys along with other case specific professionals to guide the process. 

Federal/ State LITIGATION & PREPARATION

TRIAL STRATEGY

PRE-TRIAL PREPARATION

PRE-TRIAL DISCOVERY

 Trial strategy starts with comparing the elements of the law to the provable facts. The pre-trial discovery process is planned for any missing pieces. It also goes into the type of trial and jury.

PRE-TRIAL DISCOVERY

PRE-TRIAL PREPARATION

PRE-TRIAL DISCOVERY

The discovery process allows for requesting documents, issuing subpoenas, asking questions, performing depositions, hiring investigators, and other methods to obtain evidence for trial.  

PRE-TRIAL PREPARATION

PRE-TRIAL PREPARATION

PRE-TRIAL PREPARATION

Trial preparation starts from day one. How to understand the questions asked helps with answering the questions. What to expect during the trial relieves anxiety and allows for mental preparation.  

Business Law & COnsulting

Business Law - TX & NC

Starting a business and successfully operating that business takes skill, dedication, and drive. Regardless of the size, scope, or focus or a business, one key to its success is access to exceptional legal advice and assistance. Robinson Law provides legal representation to small, medium and large businesses and non-profit organizations from start-up through dissolution. A business venture may face a wide variety of legal challenges, including:


  • Start-up – before any business gets off the ground the groundwork must be laid. Deciding on a structure for the business (sole proprietorship, partnership, or corporation) and then executing the proper legal documents to create that structure must be accomplished properly and in accordance with all local, state and federal laws.


  • Business tax planning – failing to properly plan for the myriad of tax obligations a business incurs can sink a fledgling business before it ever gets off the ground. Proper tax planning can prevent this from occurring. If the worst happens, and the business does end up with a hefty debt to the IRS, Robinson Law may be able to negotiate an offer of compromise for the business.


  • Business acquisitions – as a business grows it often expands. Expansion may include business acquisitions which typically entail a seemingly never-ending maze of legal documents that must be executed and filed with the proper authority.


  • Litigation – despite following all the rules and taking steps to avoid litigation, almost all businesses end up in litigation if they stay in business long enough. Litigation can be costly, both in terms of time and money. Having an experienced and skilled attorney representing the business is the key to minimizing both the time and expense of litigation.


  • Buy-out/Dissolution – at some point, the decision may be made to dissolve a business entirely or an owner/partner may wish to sell his or her interest in the business. To avoid issues after the fact, the dissolution or buy-out should be handled with the assistance of an experienced business attorney.


  • Non-profit governance – not-for-profit organizations operate under a different set of laws, rules, and regulations than for-profit businesses. Understanding, and adhering to, the non-profit laws and regulations means maximum profit for the organization


Robinson Law understands how important a business is to the owners of the business as well as to those employed by the business which is why Robinson Law is dedicated to ensuring the success of the business through careful planning and ongoing legal support.

BUSINESS CONSULTING - National

PLANNING START-UP AND EXPANSION

PLANNING START-UP AND EXPANSION

PLANNING START-UP AND EXPANSION

When a group of people or just a person have an idea to help others, planning to launch the program is the most important part of keeping the mission living past the initial founders. A business must plan from the beginning to be successful, as well as reevaluate itself as it grows or does not grow. As a business grows, it gets more and more issues with employees, and accounting, and technology.  Small businesses are the heart of the economy. By careful planning and oversight your company can run smoothly so you can focus on your product or service.  

STRATEGIC PLANNING

PLANNING START-UP AND EXPANSION

PLANNING START-UP AND EXPANSION

 When an organization wants to expand and grow, it will have many different issues from retraining the board to explaining to the donors or grant-makers the new vision. 

TECHNOLOGY

PLANNING START-UP AND EXPANSION

DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION

 Robinson Law understands how important a business is to the owners of the business as well as to those employed by the business which is why the team at Robinson Law is dedicated to ensuring the success of the business through careful planning and ongoing legal support.  

DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION

BOARD AND STAFF TRAINING

DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION

 Diversity and inclusion are more than buzzwords, and need to be taken seriously and understood in the workplace. Even though they are used together they are separate concepts and even separate actions in the workplace. In today's market for employees and for customers, a company must strive to meet the expectations of both.     

BOARD AND STAFF TRAINING

BOARD AND STAFF TRAINING

BOARD AND STAFF TRAINING

 When the organization is focused on the mission of the organization, it is best to train the board and staff on the process for making and implementing decisions that will continue to advance an organization’s principles and mission, providing strategic leadership to an organization.  

PLANNING AND GOVERANCE

BOARD AND STAFF TRAINING

BOARD AND STAFF TRAINING

 Not-for-profit organizations operate under a different set of laws, rules, and regulations than for-profit businesses. Understanding, and adhering to, the non-profit laws and regulations means maximum growth for the organization.  

TAXATION & EMPLOYMENT COMPLIANCE - USA

TAXATION

EMPLOYMENT

EMPLOYMENT

Starting a business and successfully operating that business takes skill, dedication, and drive. Regardless of the size, scope, or focus or a business, one key to its success is access to exceptional legal advice and assistance. The Robinson Law provides legal representation to small, medium and large businesses and non-profit organizations from start-up through dissolution. A business venture may face a wide variety of legal challenges.  

EMPLOYMENT

EMPLOYMENT

EMPLOYMENT

Even an organization with one employee must follow rules and laws at the state level and some federal laws. As an organization grows, more employees are needed to provide great service or make more products. This requires more compliance of state and federal laws. A business is required to maintain knowledgeable of all laws.  

TRADEMARKS AND COPYRIGHT - NATIONAL

TRADEMARKS AND BRANDING

 Trademarks, Copyrights, and Branding are becoming more and more important as companies can expend quickly from a mom & pop into the global market. A business must protect its name and reputation through Federal Trademarks and Copyrights and in-house marketing policies to protect your brand.  

bankruptcy and debt relief: TX & NC

Chapter 7

Small Business Reorganization Act of 2019 (Subchapter V)

Chapter 11

 Chapter 7 is intended to be used by moderate to low income debtors or businesses. To file a chapter bankruptcy the debtor must pass the “means test” which compares the debtor’s income to that of other similarly situated debtors in the area to determine if the debtor’s income is at or below the median. In a chapter 7 bankruptcy the debtor’s non-exempt assets can be sold by the Trustee and the proceeds used to repay creditors. At the end of a chapter 7 most debts of the debtor are discharged, or eliminated. 

Chapter 11

Small Business Reorganization Act of 2019 (Subchapter V)

Chapter 11

Chapter 11 is typically used by a business debtor; however, it can also be used by an individual debtor whose debts exceed the chapter 13 limit. Chapter 11 requires the debtor to create a reorganization plan that will keep the debtor in business and provide for repayment of debts over an extended period of time.  .

Small Business Reorganization Act of 2019 (Subchapter V)

Small Business Reorganization Act of 2019 (Subchapter V)

Small Business Reorganization Act of 2019 (Subchapter V)

SBRA is very NEW (February 19, 2020) and used by a small business debtor. SBRA requires the debtor to create a reorganization plan that will keep the debtor in business and provide for repayment of debts over an extended period of time.  

Business and High-Income Consumer and Business Bankruptcies

The Bankruptcy Code has many loopholes along with the use of state and federal court inside the Federal Court plus each district and trustee have different rules. Other forms and information with be provided as we help you make a fresh start in life.


The decision to seek protection through bankruptcy is typically not an easy decision to make. Most debtors spend months, even years, trying to resolve their financial problems before they turn to bankruptcy. Frequently, valuable resources are wasted along the way. A debtor may face repossession, IRS collections, or be served with a Notice of Foreclosure before finally turning to bankruptcy. For this reason, a debtor facing financial crisis is wise to consult with the experienced bankruptcy attorney early on, before assets are threatened or wages garnished.


Once the decision to file bankruptcy has been made, a debtor must decide which bankruptcy chapter to utilize. 

Personal LAW & CONSULTING

Special Education & DISCRIMINATION Law

Robinson Law handles matters for students in Kindergarten through 12th grade and into college. Our cases involve asserting the rights of children with IEPs or obtaining services for children not yet receiving special education services. Robinson Law also fights against inappropriate discipline, school-based harassment, bullying, and student abuse. Robinson Law does not represent any school districts.  

  • Evaluation Concerns
  • Failure to Evaluate
  • IEP Issues and Disputes
  • IEP Meeting Advocacy
  • Due Process Litigation
  • Legal Advocacy and Coaching
  • Alternative Dispute Resolution
  • Section 504 Issues
  • Behavior and Discipline
  • Bullying and Harassment
  • Special Need Planning
  • Guardianship 
  • Special Needs Trust 
  • LGBTQ discrimination

STUDENT LOAN DEBT - NATIONAL

Robinson Law can help you with many avenues with student loan debt: 

  • Rehabilitating federal loans, discharging private debt
  • Securing Public Service Loan Forgiveness
  • Negotiating a student loan settlement


You may qualify for discharge, dismissal, or cancellation of your student loan if you are experiencing financial hardship, such as:

  • Undue hardship
  • Permanent or temporary disability, or some sort of incapacity
  • Identity theft
  • False certification
  • Your school refused to refund you money that was owed due to withdraw
  • School closure while you were there or before you started class
  • Death 

ESTATE PLANNING AND WILLS - TX & NC

Wills, trusts, and estates is the area of the law that covers estate planning and the probate of an estate after someone dies. A well-drafted, comprehensive estate plan goes a long way toward avoiding a long, drawn out, and costly probate process upon the death of the testator. A better understanding of the estate planning strategies and tools available may help an individual understand what estate planning can accomplish. Likewise, with a better understanding of the probate process an individual typically gains incentive to create a thorough estate plan with the assistance of the attorneys at the Robinson Law. 


Estate planning provides the legal framework necessary to manage wealth during the lifetime of an individual and then pass down that wealth after death. Although the foundation of any estate plan is a Last Will and Testament, an estate plan often incorporates a number of other tools and strategies aimed at accomplishing a wide variety of goals. Some common estate planning goals include: 

  • Retirement planning 
  • Incapacity planning 
  • Asset protection 
  • Special needs planning 
  • Long-term care planning 
  • Business succession planning 
  • Probate avoidance 
  • Tax avoidance 
  • Medicaid planning 
  • Pet planning 


To accomplish these goals a comprehensive estate plan may utilize additional legal tools such as: 

  • Advanced directives 
  • Power of attorney 
  • Living trust 
  • Testamentary trust 
  • Buy-Sell agreement 
  • Life insurance 
  • Partnership agreement 
  • Payable on death, or Transfer on death accounts 


One of the most common secondary goals of estate planning is probate avoidance. Probate is the legal process that an estate must pass through after the death of the estate owner. The purpose of probate is to locate and value assets owned by the decedent at the time of death, pay creditors of the estate (including the federal and state government), and effectuate the legal transfer of estate assets to the intended beneficiaries or legal heirs of the estate. Even a relatively small estate can take months, even years, to conclude the probate process. The larger the estate, the longer the probate process will take if the decedent failed to leave behind a thorough estate plan aimed at decreasing the estate’s exposure to probate. 

Family Law - TX & NC

Family law legal issues are often highly emotional and deeply personal issues. Divorce, paternity, custody, and adoption are some of the more common issues resolved with the assistance of a family law attorney. Representing clients who are facing family law issues requires a delicate blend of experience, skill, and compassion. The team at Robinson Law is dedicated to helping clients navigate the often complex family law legal system.


  • Divorce – the end of a marriage is often a highly emotionally charged period of time where both parties are on edge. Although it is never wise to make important decisions during times of stress and heightened emotions, the law requires decisions to be made when a couple decides to end a marriage. The assistance and advice of an experienced attorney during this time period can be invaluable.
  • Paternity – When the parents of a child are not married at the time of the child’s birth the State of Texas requires paternity to be established to give the father legal rights and responsibilities with regard to the child. Paternity can be established fairly easily if both parties are in agreement that the putative father is, indeed, the child’s father. If there is a question as to who the child’s father is, the legal system can also be used to find out with certainty.
  • Custody – custody lawsuits can be fraught with emotion. Often, everyone involved – including the children – suffer until the matter is resolved. When custody of minor children is at stake it is imperative that the matter be resolved as quickly and judiciously as possible to lessen the emotional trauma to all involved in the lawsuit.
  • Modification – sometimes, the terms of a divorce decree need to be revisited. This may be because one party’s income has substantially changed or because the children are older and require more financial support. The terms of visitation may also need to be changed because one party has moved or because there are concerns about the children’s safety when visiting with the non-custodial parent.
  • Adoption – welcoming a child into the family is a joyous experience; however, when that child is adopted it can seem like a never-ending maze of legalities are required before the child can become part of the family.
  • Name Change – a name change can be sought for a wide variety of reasons, the most common being a divorce or to add a father’s last name to a child’s birth certificate. The requirements and procedures vary depending on the reason for the name change. To ensure the name change is legal in the eyes of the law those requirements must be met and procedures must be followed.

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