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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.
Get ready to mix, mingle, and vibe as we celebrate 10 years of Black excellence in the sky at the BFUSA Houston Mixer 2026.
BFUSA Houston Mixer 2026
Get ready to celebrate 10 years of Serving With Some Slay at the BFUSA Houston Mixer 2026! Join us for a night of networking, fun, and connections with fellow flight attendants. This in-person event will be held at Houston's very own Dome Nightclub. Don't miss out on this opportunity to build relationships within the industry and share experiences with like-minded professionals. And most importantly, come ready to celebrate 10 years of BFUSA!
Celebrating Dr. Robert and Ellen Bostic while raising scholarship support through the LRE McGlotham Foundation.
Join Us for the Dr. Robert and Ellen Bostic Scholarship Fund Celebration!
Through the LRE McGlotham Foundation, this celebration will raise scholarship support for future students while recognizing the impact Dr. Robert and Ellen Bostic have made through their commitment to education, community, and opportunity.
Guests may support the evening by purchasing an individual ticket, reserving a table, becoming a sponsor, or making a donation.
Individual Dinner Ticket: $150
Tax-Deductible Portion: $58 of each $150 ticket may be tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Join us for a night of secrets, surprises, and untold stories at "kNOw More Secrets" - you won't want to miss this exclusive experience!
WEGO LIVE! presents: "If Only You Knew" The L.J. Hamilton 1 of 1 Premier Poetry experience.
kNOw More Secrets: The Couch Session is a raw, intimate spoken-word experience by L.J. Hamilton that encourages those in attendance—men especially—to step out of silence and into healing. In recognition of Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month, this vulnerable, truth-telling performance confronts the unspoken struggles men carry and reminds us that real strength begins with honesty, connection, and asking for help. This will be the kind of night people don’t just attend—they carry it with them.
“If Only You Knew” opened the door. “kNOw More Secrets” invites you in.
Join us for our "One of One" series, an intimate night of premier poetry with our headliner, L.J. Hamilton, giving you a one of a kind 1hour immersive experience with his thought-provoking poetry, lyrics, and unique vibes.
The night will also feature some of Houston’s notable poets who will blaze the mic to start the evening. This show promises to be an unforgettable event that you don't want to miss!
Grab your tickets, and UPGRADE YOUR POETRY EXPERIENCE.
This will be the show everyone’s talking about. Don’t miss it.
The Houston Black Real Estate Association represents more than seven decades of commitment to equal housing opportunities and democracy in the real estate industry serving Houston, TX and beyond. Founded in 1949 by 11 visionary real estate brokers, HBREA emerged during a time when discriminatory practices threatened fair access to housing and professional opportunity. These founding members recognized that meaningful change required organized action, leading them to establish an organization dedicated to ensuring all citizens have the right to equal housing opportunities regardless of race, creed, or color.
What sets HBREA apart is its deep-rooted mission and unwavering values. The organization immediately established educational programs to develop professional expertise and create pathways for underrepresented individuals entering the real estate field. Through partnerships like those with Texas Southern University, HBREA opened doors that had previously been closed, offering evening classes and professional development that strengthened both individual careers and the industry as a whole. Incorporated formally in 1956, HBREA continues this legacy today, operating as part of NAREB, the nation's oldest minority trade association.
For real estate professionals in Houston seeking an organization grounded in principles of equity, professional excellence, and community service, HBREA embodies a unique combination of historical significance and contemporary relevance. The association's commitment to promoting democracy in housing at every opportunity reflects its foundational belief that a fair and inclusive real estate industry strengthens the entire Houston community.
Since 1947, the Texas Association of Real Estate Brokers, Inc. (TAREB) has represented the African American real estate professional community, with members proudly known as REALTISTS. Based in Houston, TX, TAREB upholds a fundamental mission: ensuring that communities of color are treated with dignity and respect in all housing and real estate transactions. As the state chapter of America's oldest minority professional trade organization, TAREB champions the highest standards of professional integrity and enforces a strict code of real estate industry ethics among all members. The organization operates under a democratic governance structure where local chapter presidents and elected directors from across Texas collaborate on policy and advocacy, giving voice to real estate professionals statewide. TAREB's vision—E3: Empowering our members, Enriching our communities, and Elevating our brand—guides partnerships with local and state businesses and like-minded organizations committed to fair housing practices. Through meaningful events, networking opportunities, and professional development, TAREB creates spaces where members grow their expertise while contributing to equitable housing access. The organization welcomes housing and real estate professionals who share its national and state mission, offering membership opportunities for those seeking community, support, and professional growth. For those in areas without established local chapters, TAREB works with the Regional Office and state Board to explore feasibility of expanding chapter presence, ensuring broader access to the organization's resources and community throughout Texas.
Since 1970, the National Association of Black Accountants, Inc. Houston Chapter has served as a vital community hub for black professionals and students pursuing careers in accounting, finance, and business-related fields throughout Houston, TX. Originally established as the Houston Metropolitan Accountants (HMA), the chapter has evolved into a dynamic organization dedicated to addressing the professional needs of its members while building the next generation of business leaders. The Houston Chapter embodies NABA's core principle of "Lifting As We Climb," creating pathways and opportunities that bridge the gap for black professionals in industries where representation matters. The organization fosters meaningful connections through online communities where members with shared interests and experiences collaborate, learn from one another, and elevate awareness of industry standards and best practices. By providing mentorship, career guidance, and access to a supportive network of over 200,000 black professionals nationwide, the Houston Chapter helps members navigate career transitions, develop leadership skills, and achieve their professional goals. The chapter's commitment extends beyond its membership through community service initiatives and programs that introduce high school students to accounting and finance careers, ensuring a diverse and inclusive pipeline of future business leaders in Houston and beyond.
