About Us

About Robert R. Flores

Robert knows what it feels like to have the overwhelming odds stacked against you, but despite it all, he knows how to get you through it. Not only does he have experience in a litany of practice areas like civil litigation, criminal defense, and family law, he is also a certified mediator and professional consultant to land developers, contractors, and insurance recovery cases.

Robert’s unique life and legal experiences have given him an advantage in helping individuals in their times of need. He wants to be your family lawyer, to stand with you while you face adversity, no matter what the situation is. He and his legal team at the Law Office of Robert R. Flores are always eager to get into the courtroom to fight on your behalf.

Attorney at Law

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Why Clients Choose Us?

Legal battles are a complicated circumstance that are difficult to overcome alone. You need an experienced lawyer by your side to make sure your rights are fully protected. At the Law Office of Robert R. Flores, we want to be your family lawyer that you can turn to whenever you need someone that can fight tooth and nail for you when you need it most.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where are you located?

612 W. Nolana Ave. McAllen, TX 78504 (Main Office)

305 W. Hidalgo Ave. Raymondville, TX 78580 (Office)

How long will it take for a settlement?

If you are considering filing a lawsuit, you may be wondering how long it will take to see results. At the Law Offices of Robert R. Flores, PLLC, we have years of experience bringing personal injury lawsuits to trial. But we also work hard to achieve settlements that fairly compensate our clients for their injuries.

How much of my time will this take?

Surprisingly, your claim will not require a great deal of your time. After the initial interview, Robert R. Flores, PLLC will do most of the work for you. In the typical medical malpractice and personal injury case, you would be required to come to the office two or three times to answer written and oral questions about what has happened to you. Aside from these questions, which are a routine part of the court process, very little of your time will be required.