Law Office of Patricia Williams Prewitt
Texas Law Firm
Law Office of Patricia Williams Prewitt
The Law Office of Patricia Williams Prewitt is based in Navasota, Texas. Their firm focuses their practice areas in business and energy litigation. Their principal attorney, Patricia Williams Prewitt, has worked on several different litigation matters involving natural gas trading, derivatives and other energy matters. She is devoted to her clients and has been assisting them the way she would want to be assisted. By understanding a client's goals, she is able to offer practical legal advice and unique solutions and the best results for each case. With more than 21 years experience in the industry, she brings quality representation.
Practice Areas:
- Business Litigation
- Energy Litigation
Principal Attorney:
- Patricia Williams Prewitt
Law Office of Patricia Williams Prewitt
10953 Vista Lake Court
Navasota, Texas 77868
Tel: (936) 825-8705
Fax: (713) 583-2833
http://www.pattiprewittlaw.com/
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• Willful absence of the adverse party for one year
• Adultery
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• Fraudulent contract
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