Attorneys Virginia Hammerle and Thad Finley have represented lenders in virtually every type of commercial lending transaction and commercial dispute. Both are members of the Texas Association of Bank Counsel.

Family law is about families, and it’s personal. Emotions tend to run high and can quickly spiral out of control. That is why hiring the right attorney is critical. At Hammerle Finley Law firm, we offer an advantage that you don’t get at other firms – individualized attention and access to attorneys with a broad range of legal knowledge.

Hammerle Finley Law Firm’s Elder Law attorneys help individuals and families prepare for and address issues surrounding aging. Our services include wills, trusts, and estate planning, probate, guardianship, and government benefits planning, such as Medicaid. Our Elder Law practice focuses on helping clients maximize their quality of life in their elder years.

Estate Planning is the process by which people develop plans that ensure the assets they have worked hard to accumulate are protected and distributed to those they choose. Estate planning is about the future of their families or loved ones.

We know this is a complex area – legally, financially and emotionally.

If you find yourself in a position of needing a criminal defense attorney, we will aggressively assert your rights, challenging the validity of any evidence the police or prosecutors may have, and focus on the issues and the evidence. We defend each of our cases vigorously, analyzing every angle in order to achieve the best possible results for our clients.

If you are starting a business, selling or merging a business entity, buying or investing in a business, or trying to make your business more successful, the attorney’s at Hammerle Finley Law Firm can help. For more than 30 years, we have helped small, medium and large businesses achieve their goals.

Our litigation practice at Hammerle Finley has broad and deep experience handling litigation matters in both federal and state court at the trial and appellate levels, as well as in arbitrations and other alternative dispute resolution proceedings.