George Mansouraty

George Mansouraty grew up in El Paso and has always called El Paso home. He was raised by his Hispanic mother and Lebanese father. George has spent his life watching El Paso grow into a robust and diverse city.

 

George Mansouraty joined the firm of Mark T. Davis in January 2014, fresh out of the University of Arkansas School of Law. Becoming a part of the firm brought George right into the forefront of the legal profession as George was directly placed in litigation, fighting for clients in court from the beginning. 

 

George quickly rose through the ranks of El Paso Family Lawyers and, in the process, becoming well known for his ability to move cases through completion whether be contentious litigation, mediation, or agreement. George possesses the true essence of a litigator: persuasive, sharp, tactical, confident, and most importantly, honesty, a characteristic that Mark T. Davis demands of all members of the firm. From the initial consultation, the preparation for trial, the preparation of witnesses, and the actual trial, George approaches each situation with the same mindset: experience in the courtroom wins cases.

 

In his seven years as an attorney, George has handled more than 3,000 divorces, custody modifications, adoptions, child support cases, and property division cases. 

 

When not working, George pursues his passions of: race car sim-racing, vast knowledge of firearms and building computer systems. In the firm, George is the in-house Information and Technology Specialist, he personally replaced the firm’s entire network system, installing state of the art computer systems and implementing an inhouse “cloud” storage system of solid-state memory. When the pandemic, Covid-19, arrived in the United States, George designed and installed multiple remote access systems for Court hearings held over the internet for the firm and the firm’s clients. George created multiple venues to allow simultaneous hearings to occur at the firm by and of the attorneys.