Rosemary Vega focuses her practice on helping families stay together and avoid conflict and create a plan to protect their assets, investments and family values.   

 

Rosemary is originally from El Paso, Texas. Growing up in El Paso has given her the unique perspective of being in tune with the immigrant and international community.  Rosemary had a calling to serve people, including the immigrant and international community, as an attorney.  Her greatest pride is keeping families together and assisting them in keeping their values and assets within their families.

 

She has the perspective that service to people of all walks of life is important.  As her parents have become older, she has realized the importance of setting up a plan to protect their future and enable them to pass on their family wealth.  Rosemary recognizes that wealth is not necessarily money, but personal assets and family values, that people want to leave to their loved ones. 

 

Rosemary also enjoys working with the international community, as she has worked with many international clients over the years, helping families stay together in the United States.  She has recognized that they also need a plan to assist them protect their wealth for their legacy.

 

Rosemary received her law degree from St. Mary’s University School of Law in May of 2000 and a B.A. in Political Science and minor in Spanish from Austin College in Sherman, Texas in 1997.  She has worked with the international community since becoming a lawyer in 2000.  She also teaches a couple of immigration courses at the University of Houston Law Center and enjoys teaching students.

 

When Rosemary is not working on her firm or with clients, she enjoys spending time with her husband, James, and her dog, Zoe.  She also enjoys travelling and meeting new people and experiencing different cultures.