Knowledgeable, Compassionate and Proactive Family Law Support
With fifteen years of experience as a family law paralegal, as well as experience in employment law and civil litigation, Laura Lee adopts a proactive, thorough, and compassionate approach to her cases.
Laura Lee is committed to providing ‘white-glove’ level of attention and service to each case, and keeping the client’s focus on building a happy, healthy life for their family after the case is resolved. Having personally experienced divorce, Laura Lee empathizes deeply with her clients. She advises, “Remember, this process won’t last forever. A year from now, the goal is to emerge stronger and become great co-parents, regardless of your feelings toward each other. You have the opportunity to define what a healthy relationship looks like to your children.”
Her experience covers the full range of family law cases, including cases where substance issues and mental health issues are concerns, and she also has experience in handling high net worth divorces, where business ownership and real estate investments concerns allow her to use her business background and network to assist in developing options, but her favorite cases are adoptions and helping blended families like her own.
Laura Lee earned an A.A.S. in Business Administration from Erie Community College. She later became a VP of Sales and Marketing and went back to school at University of Texas—San Antonio, where she obtained a Certificate in Paralegal Studies in 2009.
Outside of work, Laura Lee dedicates her time to giving back to the community. She serves as a board member and volunteer at a therapeutic equestrian center, where she assists Veterans and youth facing mental health issues and teens in the criminal justice system.
Laura Lee’s Top Tip for Family Law Clients
“To make the best use of your and your attorney’s time, and your money, keep a notebook of questions so that when you think of something you can immediately write it down to cover during your next phone call or meeting with your attorney.”
