Texas Law CLE

04/24/2024

Lawyer Pet Peeve #1349: don’t cc your client on emails to opposing counsel or the court. Here’s why:

Messaging a client and opposing counsel may constitute consent to “reply all” when sending lawyer includes client in the communication.

04/19/2024

Today’s live CLE (for members only) is Tips for Time Limits. If you’re not a member, now would be a great time to join!!

04/18/2024

Go be great today!

03/13/2024

My book continues at the #1 position on Amazon in its categories! Have you bought it yet? If so can you give the book a review please? It will help with my rankings!! And, it’s just $1.00 (for the launch period)!!!!

03/08/2024

Ah Ha! I just got notice that my e-book “What Does That Meme? The Intersection of Lawyers Ethics and Social Media” went live on Amazon this afternoon! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 Now all of y’all need to go download it and give it a review. For a limited time it’s priced at 99 cents during the launch!

02/28/2024

Coming up on Friday March 15th at noon for members of the Texas Law CLE Network, Michelle O'Neil will present What Does That Meme? The intersection of lawyer ethics and social media and preview her upcoming book of the same name. The CLE presentation is accredited by the State Bar of Texas for 1.00 hours including 1.00 hours ethics credit. If you want to watch this CLE presentation as well as the other presentations included in the network, join today! You can only see this CLE presentation if you are a member of the network!

Michelle May O'Neil

Our Texas Law CLE courses are taught by respected and experienced Texas Law attorneys. We keep you up-to-date on the latest developments in Texas family law while helping you efficiently and economically meet the Texas requirements for continuing legal education.

01/10/2024

Opposing counsel: “We are blessed here in the courtroom today with family law royalty. Maybe she can tell us what the law is on this.”

Me:

11/07/2023

The US Supreme Court is airing the live audio of US v Rahimi arguments on protective orders v gun rights:

10/30/2023

🚨Schedule Update🚨: Due to unforeseen circumstances, this Friday's office hours have been cancelled. We value our interactions and apologize for any inconvenience. Stay tuned for a rescheduled date. Your questions and insights are always welcome! 💌

10/29/2023

Diving deep into the intricacies of Texas Family Law Cases' appellate process. 📚👩‍⚖️ From understanding mandamus as the go-to for interim rulings to the nuances of direct appeals - this course has it all covered. Swipe through to grasp the essence of family law appeals, and why they stand apart from general civil cases. 🔗🤔 The last day to claim credit for this course is 10/31/2023