About Aimee
Aimee Hess practices real estate law at Aimee Hess P.C. in Streetman, Texas. She has been a part of the legal community since joining the State Bar of Texas in 1977. The firm focuses on real estate transactions, property disputes, and energy-related legal issues. Aimee's experience in oil and gas law complements her real estate practice — This lets the attorney handle the requirements of both fields effectively. She earned her J.D.
from SMU Dedman School of Law in 1977, following her undergraduate studies at Southern Methodist University, where she received a B.A. in Economics in 1973. During her time in law school, she served as a law clerk, gaining valuable insights into the legal process and honing her skills in research and writing. Most of Aimee's work involves negotiating contracts, resolving title issues, and advising clients on compliance with state and federal regulations. Cases typically involve intricate property transactions and disputes, often requiring her to work closely with real estate developers, investors, and government entities. Her dual focus on real estate and energy law allows her to address the challenges that arise in transactions involving land use and resource extraction.
Before establishing her firm, Aimee held positions as a partner at another firm and as a principal in her own practice. This trajectory has provided her with a experience in both litigation and transactional work. She has represented clients in various courts, including the Texas Supreme Court and U.S. District Courts in the Northern, Eastern, and Western Districts. Aimee is admitted to practice before the 5th Circuit and U.S. Bankruptcy Courts in the Northern, Eastern, and Western Districts of Texas.
Her broad jurisdictional reach enables her to handle a diverse array of cases, from real estate disputes to bankruptcy matters. She remains active in her field, continually updating her knowledge of legal developments and industry trends. In addition to her practice, Aimee is involved in various professional associations, which help her stay connected with other legal professionals and keep abreast of changes in the law. Her commitment to her clients and her community is evident in her work, and she continues to be a respected figure in the legal field of Texas.
