Re-Elect Judge Veronica Vasquez
Bexar County Probate Court 2
Re-Elect Judge Veronica Vasquez
Bexar County Probate Court 2
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Supporting Our Most Vulnerable
The elderly and disabled wind up in probate court at a highly disproportionate rate. As a Judge, Veronica has worked to advocate for these groups as they navigate the court system, and, with your support, she can continue her efforts.
A Record Of Service
- Kept her campaign promise on increasing transparency and accessibility by publishing guides and papers online that help people navigate probate and guardianship proceedings - several of them in Spanish - the first in the state.
- Published Probate Court 2’s standards for attorney’s fees to help the citizens of Bexar County navigate complex court approved attorney fees.
- Partnered with the County to create a drop-off and pick-up lane for the elderly and those with special needs at the old Courthouse.
- Co-Chaired the Elder Fraud and Exploitation Task-Force to protect abused and exploited elderly persons.
- Presented with the 2020 Barbara F. Kishpaugh Elder Advocate Award.
- Educates the public through workshops on wills, guardianship, and dealing with elder exploitation.
- Proposed and secured an additional Probate Associate Judge to assist with the growing needs of the citizens of Bexar County.
- Judge Veronica Vasquez showed leadership by quickly adopting a virtual format during the COVID-19 pandemic. Probate Court 2 NEVER closed.