Regina Slaton Schauer

Regina Slaton Schauer has been practicing law for over 30 years and is licensed in both Texas and Oklahoma. She often tells people that she got into law to help people – and many of her clients are quite vocal in their praise for how she has done precisely that for them.

In addition to estate planning law, Regina’s background includes serving as a Judge for eight years, working in a district attorney’s office, and running two international programs where children were brought from orphanages and placed into loving American homes. One of those programs was named by a caucus of the United States Congress (CCAI) as an “Angel of Adoption” program – the only one in the State of Texas to receive this prestigious honor.

Her work has been honored by the Department of Human Services, which named her Judge of the Year, and her legal paperwork has been used by both the United States and Russian government officials as an example of how to properly prepare and organize legal paperwork. (Unsurprisingly, Regina has been described as someone extremely attentive to every detail within paperwork!) 

Over the course of her career, Regina has been honored to teach attorneys for the Bar Association and present workshops for NASA, the American Red Cross, and the US military – both within the US and overseas. She was even flown to Washington DC to act as one of the consultants for the US State Department when changes were being made to international rules and regulations, and has assisted both US and State Congressmen in drafting revisions of current laws.

Regina is married with three children – attorney Andrew Slaton-Freeman and two daughters in high school – and has had the honor of being named as an elder in her church.