WELCOME.

Hill Country Lawyers.

The   Highland   Lakes   Bar   Association   (HLBA) is    a    professional    legal    association    serving lawyers   and   patrons   in   the   Texas   Hill   Country.     The   HLBA   was   formed   over   40+   years   ago.      It was     first     established     with     other     names including   Burnet   County   Bar Association.     The HLBA   exists   now   as   an   informal   Association of   member   Attorneys   from   five   area   counties:     Burnet, Blanco, Llano, Lampasas, San Saba. 

Country Law Values.        

The    purpose    of    the    HLBA    is    to    promote professionalism    in    the    practice    of    law    by providing   Continuing   Legal   Education   (CLE) and   facilitating   collegial   relationships   among Attorneys   in   the   Highland   Lakes   area.      The Association     has     always     maintained     the character    of    being    “ friendly,    relaxed,    and informal .” Dignity - Professionalism - Integrity.

HLBA Membership.

Pay Your Dues.             

Be Licensed in Good

Standing.

We    are    a    TBOC    §252    Unincorporated Nonprofit            Association,            reference www.statutes.legis.state.tx.us.       The      only requirement   for   membership   is   to   (1)   be   a licensed Attorney   in   good   standing   with   the State    of    Texas;    (2)    pay    your    dues;    (3) subscribe     to     our     Hill     Country     Values. Associate         memberships,         may         be maintained     by     Pro     Hac     Vice     foreign licensed   attorneys,   who   are   sponsored   by a   member   and   approved   by   the      Board   on a case by a case bases.    

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A Non Profit Concern.

Since   its   inception,   the   HLBA   has   operated in    the    spirit    of    IRS    501(C)6,    and    Texas Business     Organizations     Code     §     2.002 Purposes    of    a    Non-Profit    Entity.        Gross receipts   do   not   exceed   $50,000   annually.        And,   the   HLBA   does   not   solicit   donations but    operates    solely    on    the    contributions and dues of its members.