Sherri Evans
Crain Caton & James
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1401 McKinney Street
Suite 1700
Houston, TX
77010
Profile
Education
Tulane Law School
Admitted to Practice
1993
CLE Presentations
- My Case Doesn’t Fit Your Guidelines, Innovations: Breaking Boundaries in Custody Litigation, University of Texas Law School, 2013
The Reconstituted Estate, Advanced Family Law Seminar, State Bar of Texas, 2012
Valuing the Reconstituted Estate, Marriage Dissolution Institute, State Bar of Texas, 2012
27th Annual Trial Institute, Texas Academy of Family Law Specialists, 2012
More than Sex, Drugs and Rock n Roll, Innovations: Breaking Boundaries in Custody Litigation, University of Texas Law School, 2012
Business Entities, Advance Family Law Drafting Course, State Bar of Texas, 2011
Social Media and Family Law, Advanced Family Law Seminar, State Bar of Texas, 2011
How to Cross Examine a Valuation Expert, Family Law on the Front Lines, University of Texas Law School, 2011
Legislative Update, 11th Biennial Family Law Legislative Update, University of Texas Law School, 2011
Expert Witnesses: Pitfalls and Warnings Advanced Family Law Seminar, State Bar of Texas, 2010
Business Entities from a Family Law Perspective, Family Law on the Front Lines, University of Texas Law School, 2010
Top Ten Tips for Settling or Negotiating Conservatorship Disputes, State Bar of Texas Annual Meeting, 2010
Family Law Red Flags in the Electronic Age, AAML Mid-Year Meeting, 2010
Pleadings, Ultimate Trial Notebook, State Bar of Texas, 2009
Advanced Business Valuation, Advanced Family Law Seminar, State Bar of Texas, 2009
Legislative Update, 10th Biennial Family Law Legislative Update, University of Texas Law School, 2009
Business Valuation, and then some, Marriage Dissolution Institute, State Bar of Texas, 2009
Common Evidentiary Problems in Family Law, Marriage Dissolution Institute, State Bar of Texas, 2007
Securing and Enforcing the Property Award, Advanced Family Law Seminar, State Bar of Texas, 2006
Use of Forensic Accountants in Divorce, Marriage Dissolution Institute, State Bar of Texas, 2006
Discovery in Family Law Cases, How to Practice Family Law in Texas, Half Moon Seminars, 2004
Various Articles, Checklist Manual, Second Edition, State Bar of Texas, Family Law Section, 2003
Gathering, Organizing and Using Financial Information in Complex Property Cases, Texas Family Law Practice for Paralegals. Half Moon Seminars, 2003
Tracing, Expert Witness Manual, State Bar of Texas, Family Law Section, 2002
Identifying Marital Property Issues Upon Divorce, Family Law of the Front Lines, University of Texas Law School, 2002
Predicates, Presumptions, and Privileges, Advanced Family Law Seminar, State Bar of Texas, 2001
Taxation of Stock Options, Marriage Dissolution Institute, State Bar of Texas, 2001
Organizing the Trial Notebook, Ultimate Trial Notebook, State Bar of Texas, 2000
Trying the Complex Property Case, Family Law Practice Seminar, University of Houston Law Foundation, 2000, 2001, 2003
Securing and Enforcing the Property Award, Advanced Family Law Seminar, State Bar of Texas, 2000
Ethical Considerations, Marriage Dissolution Institute, State Bar of Texas, 2000
Property Forms You Never Knew Were in the Family Law Practice Manual, Advance Family Law Drafting Course, State Bar of Texas, 1999
Retracing: Conflicting Rules of Tracing, New Frontiers in Marital Property, State Bar of Texas, 1999
Child Support: How to Establish it, Withhold it, and Draft Decrees so That it Will be Enforceable, Family Law Seminar,Houston Volunteer Lawyers Program, 1999
Bankruptcy and Divorce Revisited, Texas Marital Property Institute, University of Texas School of Law, 1997
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