Janice Thomas
Janice Green Thomas founder CEO of Legal Outsourcing, LLC, an outsourcing firm designed specifically to service the high demand for professional administrative, secretarial, paralegal and other business support services. These services are offered to individuals, small and mid-sized law firms, corporations, and other business owners to help meet the needs of their clients and customers.
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With over thirty (30) years in the legal profession, Janice’s legal career begin in 1986, at the law firm Dotson, Babcock & Scofield which is currently known as Jackson & Walker, where she worked as a Library Assistant. She would describe her work experience as an introduction to the many
practice areas of law and legal research. She continued her work in the law library at South Texas College of Law, where she managed work-study students and patron services. She discovered her passion in the legal profession, to gain more knowledge and understanding of the areas of law, the legal system and the judicial system of the courts. Janice received her Paralegal Certification from Southwest Paralegal Institute in 1999. She is skilled in many different practice areas of law, primarily focused on probate, family, personal injury, litigation, civil and criminal.
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Janice's mission is to assist in the development, growth and management of individuals through her dedication and passion she has within the legal industry.
NON-LEGAL PRACTICE DISCLAIMER
Legal Outsourcing ("LO") cannot give legal advice or provide legal representation in Court for the State of Texas. LO is not a law firm or a substitute for an attorney. Services provided are not intended to create an attorney-client relationship. The primary purpose (among others) of the services provided by LO are to assist in preparing documents for filing as Pro Se (representing yourself) and the filing of those documents in court, and to assist in the submitting of documents to agencies where the Pro Se process is allowed. LO can assist in completing legal forms when you are seeking to represent yourself in your own legal matters. If you need legal representation, are involved in litigation, or have complex legal issues that cannot be handled or dealt with on your own, you should seek competent legal advice and/or hire an attorney.
Further, any consideration paid to LO by a client or otherwise is for the sole purpose of compensation for time spent assisting said person(s) in obtaining Pro Se information, assisting in Pro Se filing, directing the person(s) to the correct tribunal, and assisting in locating an attorney, or the like.
Further, LO’s personnel is not approved by the American Bar Association (ABA), or licensed by any state within the Union, including Texas.