Christine helps her clients navigate their legal roadmap when facing a divorce and other family disputes. She provides sound counsel with common sense advice in helping clients find a resolution to their legal challenges. Her goal with every client is to ensure them they are on the right path when starting a new chapter in their life.
Christine was born in Omaha, Nebraska. She grew up in a rural area outside of Blair and in Omaha. She received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 1992. She then worked in banking and mortgage lending before attending law school at Loyola School of Law in New Orleans where she graduated with her law degree in May of 1998. Upon graduating from law school, she moved to Houston.
Personal Life
Christine is married to Douglas W. Palmer. They have a 12-year-old daughter, Claire Palmer, who is their pride and joy. Claire attends Hamilton Middle School in Cypress, Texas where is active in school activities. She has performed in several plays including performances at Stageworks Theatre on Grant Road. When Christine and Douglas are not working or not attending Claire’s activities, they like to travel to warm places with beaches and snorkeling and traveling to Nebraska to visit friends and family. They are parishioners at Prince of Peace Catholic Community.
Although Christine calls Texas home, she will always be a Cornhusker. She is optimistic that with time, Nebraska’s head coach, Scott Frost can transform the Huskers into the powerhouse of college football they once were. Christine previously advised college football fans there was a “Frost Advisory” when Scott was first hired on as the head coach. The Frost Advisory was a bit premature, but with Scott at the helm, a Frost Advisory is soon coming. Christine is also a Texans fan and Astros fan.
Christine understands the challenges involved in balancing family and work while planning for the future. She will apply the same dedication to your legal situation as she brings to her own family. She realizes that the outcome of your divorce or other family situation will impact you and your family’s future.
