Tracey A. Beecher was born in Jamaica and grew up in Houston, Texas. She graduated from the University of Houston and later graduated from South Texas College of Law with a Juris Doctorate. She received her law license from the State Bar of Texas and began practicing law in 2004.
After working for a boutique law firm in their civil litigation section, Tracey opened her own firm, the Beecher Law Firm where she practiced family law. Tracey also worked for local firms taking care of clients with class c misdemeanors and representing persons in civil cases accused of violating city ordinances. After taking hundreds of cases to trial, the experience allowed her to perfect her trial abilities. As a result, clients who are facing a fight in the courtroom will have an advocate who is comfortable in the courtroom and skilled in advocating their interests before a judge or jury.
Tracey knows no person goes out seeking trouble. Unfortunately, trouble can reach any one of us at any time. Tracey's perspective when a client seeks counsel because of a legal matter is each client deserves a knowledgeable and prepared advocate who will advise and fight for them. Whether a person is facing troubles with their driver's license, a change in their family circumstances that could affect their and/or their children's well being or the loss of a loved one, Ms. Beecher will champion the cause and interests of those seeking her assistance.
If you are facing a legal challenge, give us a call to see how we can assist you.
A SAPCR (pronounced sap sir) is a Suit Affecting the Parent Child Relationship. The suit will deal with the issues of a person's right to parent a child and can mark the beginning or end of a parent/child relationship. A court in a SAPCR lawsuit will make decisions concerning a person's ability to have access, control, and/or possession to a child. The suit can also address the issues of child support.
Ed completely forgot about appearing for his no insurance, speeding and expired registration ticket he received three months ago. He was not worried about the ticket despite the advertisements he received in the mail from law offices telling him of his warrants. He discussed his situation with his friends and family. Their responses varied. His friend Steve told him to hire an attorney to get rid of the warrants. His older brother Anthony, told him to mail in the court payments and just be...
Paola entered her three bedroom home after working a twelve hour shift at the Community Hospital. She was exhausted but happy to be home. She walked in to find her eighteen year old son Martin waiting for her in the living room. She was surprised to see him up. Usually after he worked the late shift at the diner, he would be asleep by the time she got home. She was happy to see him but she noticed his demeanor was different. She greeted him and told him about the persons she encountered in...
Kay finally managed to turn her life around. After years of drug abuse and jail stints, she found her peace with fishing. Fishing allowed her to conquer her demons. She rebuilt her life and is on the cusp of getting her plumbing license. However, her years of drug abuse took its toll on her family. Her husband was killed in a drug deal gone bad while Kay was serving time for a drug possession case. A court gave custody of her twins Leona and Leon to her husband's mother Ruth. Ruth dislikes...
Mary Wells is a health care worker who works the night shift taking care of elderly patients in a nursing home. Mary is also a single mother to a 10 year old son, Mario and a 17 year old daughter, Felicia. After work on Friday night, Mary picks up Mario the next morning from her sister's to get his prescription from the local pharmacy. After getting Mario's prescription, she drives to pick Felicia up from her high school's band practice. Mary exits the parking lot on San Felipe and heads to...