Paralegal Division News

This is notice from the Paralegal Division to all current 2021-2022 members of the Paralegal Division whose current membership expired on May 31, 2022.  The membership renewal process for the Paralegal Division is entirely online.  You will NOT receive a paper renewal form.   Membership renewals end on July 31, 2022, make sure you renew prior to July 31!   LATE Fee of $35.00 applies for renewals after July 1, so renew today!

Tracking your Required CLE:
Renewing Active and Associate members must document required CLE PRIOR TO completing the online membership renewal application.  You may enter your CLE by accessing the page found on the PD website at www.txpd.org (Go to the Members Only>Manage My CLE Records and log in).  Go online and enter your CLE today!

For the upcoming 2022 Texas Advanced Paralegal Seminar (TAPS), a three-day CLE seminar, the PARALEGAL DIVISION of the State Bar of Texas will award up to two (2) educational scholarships for the three-day registration to attend the TAPS 2022 seminar, “Survey Says –TAPS 2022 – CLE No. 1 Answer.”

The Scholarship Application can be found HERE

Are you ready for an adventure?  Well plan on joining the Paralegal Division when they travel to Paris and the Loire Valley, April 14-22, 2023.  See the beautiful Loire Valley lead by our 24-Hour Tour Manager.  We will visit the chateaux of Biois, Chenonceau, the famed Gothic Chartres Cathedral and have a guided tour of the Paris Opera House.  The trip includes breakfast daily, three dinners including a Seine River dinner cruise!

Sign up by April 1 receive a $100 discount, and a RISK FREE DEPOSIT until June 1.  Plus enroll in auto pay (by January 1, 2023) and receive another $50 discount.

You will not want to miss this trip!  See full details and pricing HERE.

Paralegals are entitled to join the College as Associate members.

In delivering the highest quality legal services to clients, the lawyer-paralegal team is an essential element. As the law develops, continuing legal education for paralegals is as important as it is for lawyers. Through associate member status, the College honors paralegals that make a commitment to maintain and enhance their professional skills through attending an extraordinary amount of continuing legal education hours. Requirements and benefits for associate members are the same as for lawyer members of the College except as set forth below.

Consider joining today.  Texas Bar College Paralegal-Member-Application