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Daily Duties at Travis County Office Of Parental Representation:

• Drafted the main pleadings that constitute the litigation process in an SAPC, such as petitions, answers and counter-petitions, motions and others legal documents. • Participated and coordinated discovery process, open records requests for medical and therapy records, and coordinated service of subpoenas. • Researched and analyzed legal sources using both West Law and LexisNexis legal research engines; prepared memoranda on research finding; shepardized cases; checked citations, footnotes, and references for accuracy. • Maintained the internal case management system in hard files and e-files; developed and managed databases for statistical and other case related information, and prepared case chronologies and summaries.


What they like about Travis County Office Of Parental Representation:

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Information about Travis County Office Of Parental Representation


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Average length of employment : 0 years

Average salary of employees: $36,000

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