Protecting the Vulnerable
Probate Judge Veronica Vasquez focuses on ensuring that the elderly and disabled, who often find themselves in probate court, receive fair and impartial treatment. Her work in Bexar County Probate Court 2 addresses the unique needs of these individuals, providing them with the resources and support they need to navigate the legal process.
About
Probate Judge Veronica Vasquez
Judge Veronica Vasquez‘s career has been marked by a strong commitment to advocating for the elderly and disabled, bringing transparency and fairness to the probate court system. Learn more about her journey, experience, and dedication to serving the community.
Commitment to Transparency
Judge Vasquez is committed to transparency in the probate and guardianship process. She has introduced initiatives such as the publication of Spanish-language guides and the establishment of clear standards for attorney fees, helping to make complex legal matters more understandable for all citizens.
Addressing Elder Exploitation
As co-chair of the Bexar County Elder Abuse and Exploitation Task Force, Judge Vasquez works to address issues related to elder exploitation. The task force aims to ensure that financial crimes against seniors are thoroughly investigated and addressed, enhancing protections for this vulnerable population.
Making the Courthouse Accessible to Everyone
Judge Vasquez has implemented projects to improve accessibility at the courthouse, ensuring that it meets the needs of all individuals, including the elderly and those with disabilities. Her efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic included the adoption of virtual court proceedings, maintaining access to justice during challenging times.