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Attorney Steven K. Schwartz II is the founding member of The Schwartz Law Firm, PLLC a Probate and Estate Planning Law Firm with offices in Houston (principal office), and Dallas, Texas.
He represents clients with a wide range of probate issues including probate of a will, probate without a will, will contests, fiduciary litigation, estate administration, disputes among heirs, protecting the rights of a surviving spouse, mortgage and property tax foreclosures on estate property, guardianships, and estate planning needs.
A graduate of Rutgers State University and Texas Southern University’s historic Thurgood Marshall School of Law, he is a member of the Texas State Bar College and recognized as a Trial Advocate by the National Institute of Trial Advocacy and a recognized Top 100 by National Black Lawyers.
Juneteenth: “The Reunion” A Celebration of Freedom, Culture & Legacy
Juneteenth The Reunion at Emancipation Park
Friday, June 19, 2026 | Houston, TX
Join us for an unforgettable celebration of freedom, culture, and community at Juneteenth The Reunion—a powerful, one-day experience honoring the legacy and spirit of Juneteenth in the historic Emancipation Park.
This is more than an event—it’s a homecoming.
Experience a dynamic day of live entertainment featuring national artists across R&B, Gospel, Southern Soul, Hip Hop, Jazz, and more, delivering a soundtrack that reflects the richness and diversity of our culture. From high-energy performances to soul-stirring moments, every note celebrates freedom, resilience, and unity.
What to Expect:
★ Live performances from national artists across multiple genres
★ Inaugural Domino Tournament where guests can compete for bragging rights
★ Kids Zone with fun, safe, and engaging activities for families
★ All White Affair inviting guests to come dressed in their best all-white attire
★ Food vendors featuring some of Houston’s best flavors
★ Merchandise and community activations celebrating culture and creativity
Set in one of Houston’s most historic landmarks, Emancipation Park, Juneteenth The Reunion brings generations together to celebrate how far we’ve come and to inspire where we’re going.
Come dressed in white, bring your people, and be part of the culture.
This is the soundtrack of freedom. This is the reunion.
Juneteenth Celebration & Concert at Redemption Square
This free celebration and concert commemorates the day in 1865 that Union Army Maj. Gen. Gordon Granger issued General Order No. 3 in Galveston, which announced the freedom of more than 250,000 enslaved Black people in the state of Texas and honors the contributions of African Americans to American music, food, art, business, and culture.
Enjoy a market with local food and artisan vendors brought to you by KDA Markets. In addition to a selection of food trucks, the restaurants at Redemption Square are open, as well as crafts, games, and more. We hope you’ll be part of this great community event that helps celebrate and educate on the importance of Juneteenth.
JUNETEENTH Fish Fry Day Party on FRI JUNE 19TH TEXT "FISHFRY" TO 832-752-2196 FOR VIP
JUNETEENTH FISH FRY @ KAMP HOUSTON
FRIDAY, JUNE 19
Celebrate freedom, culture, and community the right way this Juneteenth at KAMP Houston with a high-energy Fish Fry experience!
We’re bringing together great food, good vibes, and Houston’s best crowd for a night that blends tradition with nightlife. Whether you’re pulling up after work or stepping out for a full night, this is where you need to be.
WHAT TO EXPECT:
• Fresh fried fish & Southern favorites 🍤🐟
• High-energy DJ sets playing Hip-Hop, R&B, Afrobeats & more
• Indoor + outdoor vibes
• Hookah & bottle service available
• Sections & VIP experiences for birthdays and celebrations
DRESS CODE:
Casual Fly. Juneteenth colors encouraged. Come clean, come confident.
TIME:
Doors open at 4PM-10PM | Happy Hour Party
LOCATION:
KAMP Houston
VIP & TABLES:
Text “FISHFRY” to 832.752.2196 for sections & priority seating
At Texas Tech University in Lubbock, TX, the Black Law Students Association stands as a vibrant student-led organization dedicated to supporting and empowering Black law students throughout their academic journey. This organization embodies the values of community, solidarity, and shared purpose, creating a welcoming space where students can connect with others who understand the unique experiences and challenges of pursuing legal education. The Black Law Students Association at Texas Tech recognizes that diversity strengthens the legal profession and works actively to ensure that Black students have the support systems, resources, and encouragement needed to thrive in law school and beyond. Members of the association benefit from peer mentorship, cultural events, and professional development opportunities that celebrate their heritage while preparing them for impactful careers in law. The organization's presence at Texas Tech University reflects a broader commitment to inclusivity and representation within legal education, demonstrating that the law school values the contributions and perspectives of all its students. By fostering genuine relationships among members and creating a sense of belonging, the Black Law Students Association helps students navigate the rigors of legal education with confidence and community support. This student organization serves as both a social and professional hub, where Black law students in Lubbock can find encouragement, build lasting friendships, and develop the networks that will sustain their careers in the legal field.
Serving the Baylor University law school community in Waco, Texas, the Black Law Students Association represents a vital student-led initiative dedicated to supporting and empowering Black law students throughout their academic journey. This organization embodies a commitment to creating meaningful connections among peers, fostering a sense of belonging, and promoting excellence within a diverse and inclusive community. Operating at Baylor's campus in Waco, TX, the association recognizes the importance of peer support, cultural awareness, and professional mentorship in the legal education experience. Members benefit from a welcoming community where they can share experiences, discuss challenges unique to their backgrounds, and celebrate achievements together. The organization's mission centers on building a strong support network that extends beyond the classroom, recognizing that law school success involves both academic excellence and personal well-being. By bringing together Black law students at Baylor University in Waco, the association helps create pathways for professional growth and community impact. The group's activities and programs reflect a deep understanding of the value that diverse perspectives bring to the legal profession, and it remains committed to helping its members thrive academically, professionally, and personally throughout their time at Baylor and beyond.
The SMU Black Law Students Association is a student organization dedicated to supporting and empowering Black students pursuing legal education at Southern Methodist University's Dedman School of Law in Dallas, Texas. This organization plays an important role within SMU's inclusive campus community, which has built its foundation on diversity and the belief that students from all backgrounds can shape the world through their education and careers.
SMU's commitment to fostering a welcoming environment for diverse, high-achieving students extends throughout its eight degree-granting schools, with the Dedman School of Law serving as a center for legal excellence and innovation. The Black Law Students Association operates within this context of institutional support for student success, offering peer mentorship, professional networking, and community building for its members. The organization reflects SMU's core values of academic freedom, open inquiry, and the development of ethical leaders.
Located in Dallas, a city known for its optimistic outlook and position as a global gateway for people of all backgrounds, the association benefits from the university's deep connections to the local community and beyond. SMU's more than 12,000 students represent all 50 states and over 80 countries, creating a richly diverse learning environment where students engage in meaningful relationships and collaborative growth. The Black Law Students Association serves as a supportive community within this larger ecosystem, helping members navigate law school while building lasting connections with peers who share similar experiences and aspirations.
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