Welcome!
You have entered the Website of our 66-year-old professional association, the Texas Association of Legal Professionals (aka Texas ALP). We are delighted for you to browse the site for information about our association and trust you will find it useful. If you are not currently a member, we hope the site will be useful in making your decision to join Texas ALP. If you are a member, thank you.
Who We Are
Briefly, we were chartered in 1956 as a state association of the National Association for Legal Support Professionals (aka NALS) and have several local chapters to meet your needs closer to where you are located.
Texas ALP is the leading all-inclusive association for legal support professionals in Texas that provides continuing education and professional development programs for all of its members. Texas ALP is an integral part of the legal community, working to improve the quality and effectiveness for those support staff who work for those delivering legal services. Today, the work performed by well prepared and educated legal support professionals plays an essential role in all areas of law relating to the personal or business wellbeing of clients, and it is imperative that we remain at the top of our game through continuing legal education.
A Guide to the Site
While our site is generally self-explanatory, here are a few tips for you while traversing our site.
•If you are not a member, we suggest you visit the Member Benefits page for more information about our association and the Local Chapters page for links to the designated membership contacts of a local chapter.
•If you are a member, be sure to visit the Membership page for the current membership campaign.
•The Member Access page is for members only and requires a special code to enter.
•If you would like to take a look at our publication, The Texas Docket, you will find past issues on the Publication page.
For information on membership, contact
Dee Martinez (Texas ALP Membership Chair) dmartinez@edwardsfirm.com
OR
the local chapter near you shown on the Local Chapter page
