Hon. Georgia L. Akers, (Ret.), Lawyer at Harold “Hap” May, PC Attorneys at Law

Hon. Georgia L. Akers, (Ret.), Associate Attorney
Probate, Elder Law, Juvenile Law, Estate Law, Taxation, Mental Health Matters in Probate, Real Estate Law, Business Transactions

Phone:281-860-2679
Address: 1500 South Dairy Ashford Road, Suite 325, Houston, TX 77077

Law Firm:	Harold “Hap” May, PC Attorneys at Law
Lawyer:	Hon. Georgia L. Akers, (Ret.)
Phone:	281-860-2679
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Lawyer Title:	Associate
Practice Areas:	Probate, Elder Law, Juvenile Law, Estate Law, Taxation, Mental Health Matters in Probate, Real Estate Law, Business Transactions
Bio:	Certifications: Board Certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization in Estate Planning and Probate Law \| \| Judge Akers focuses on probate and elder law. She also has significant experience in elder law, juvenile law, estate law including taxation, mental health matters in probate, as well as real estate law and business transactions. As Both an attorney and an Associate Probate Judge, she had held many court-appointed roles over the last 30 years, including Probate Administration, Ad Litem appointment, as well as mediation appointments. Before joining Harold “Hap” May, P.C. Judge Akers began her law career by opening her first law practice in 1991 which she would merge with other firms before becoming the Mental Health Master and Staff Attorney for Harris County Probate County No. 3. After nearly eight years with this Court she would be sworn in as the Associate Judge of Court No. 3 where she would continue her work for the next ten years. In addition to her law practice she also currently is an Adjunct Professor at University of Houston Law Center teaching Administration of Estates and Guardianship. Over her thirty year career she has also been published more than 35 times, many of which are also part of speaking engagements. Publications: “Removal of Fiduciaries” Probate Law Journal, Vol. 11, No. 2, 1992. Co-authored with the Honorable John Hutchison. “How to Choose an Executor” Daily Court Review, February 3, 1997. “Office Practice Tips for the
Admitted:	1991, Texas; U.S. Supreme Court;
College:	Houston Baptist University, Class of 1970, B.A., English and History, , University of Houston, Class of 1973, M.Ed., Guidance and Counseling
Law School:	South Texas College of Law, Class of 1991, J.D.
Membership:	Associations & Memberships: State Bar of Texas Houston Bar Association.
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Languages:	English

Lawyer Hon. Georgia L. Akers, (Ret.), graduated from Houston Baptist University, Class of 1970, B.A., English and History, , University of Houston, Class of 1973, M.Ed., Guidance and Counseling South Texas College of Law, Class of 1991, J.D., is now employed by Harold “Hap” May, PC Attorneys at Law at 1500 South Dairy Ashford Road, Suite 325 Houston, TX 77077.

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Hon. Georgia L. Akers, (Ret.) has been admitted in 1991, Texas; U.S. Supreme Court;. His or her practice areas include Probate, Elder Law, Juvenile Law, Estate Law, Taxation, Mental Health Matters in Probate, Real Estate Law, Business Transactions.

Hon. Georgia L. Akers, (Ret.)'s college and law school education includes Houston Baptist University, Class of 1970, B.A., English and History, , University of Houston, Class of 1973, M.Ed., Guidance and Counseling, South Texas College of Law, Class of 1991, J.D.. Other biographical background includes Certifications: Board Certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization in Estate Planning and Probate Law | | Judge Akers focuses on probate and elder law. She also has significant experience in elder law, juvenile law, estate law including taxation, mental health matters in probate, as well as real estate law and business transactions. As Both an attorney and an Associate Probate Judge, she had held many court-appointed roles over the last 30 years, including Probate Administration, Ad Litem appointment, as well as mediation appointments. Before joining Harold “Hap” May, P.C. Judge Akers began her law career by opening her first law practice in 1991 which she would merge with other firms before becoming the Mental Health Master and Staff Attorney for Harris County Probate County No. 3. After nearly eight years with this Court she would be sworn in as the Associate Judge of Court No. 3 where she would continue her work for the next ten years. In addition to her law practice she also currently is an Adjunct Professor at University of Houston Law Center teaching Administration of Estates and Guardianship. Over her thirty year career she has also been published more than 35 times, many of which are also part of speaking engagements. Publications: “Removal of Fiduciaries” Probate Law Journal, Vol. 11, No. 2, 1992. Co-authored with the Honorable John Hutchison. “How to Choose an Executor” Daily Court Review, February 3, 1997. “Office Practice Tips for the. You should contact other lawyers and law firms nearby before choosing your legal representatives.

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