About Sheri Bryce Dye
Strategic in the courtroom.
Grounded with clients.
Sheri’s practice is built around a simple obligation: understand the whole problem, tell the client the truth about the options and be fully prepared for what comes next.
A lawyer should reduce confusion before adding strategy.
Experience from both sides of the courtroom
A broad practice shaped by deep trial experience.
Sheri grew up with the law: her father practiced for many years in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area. She later built her own perspective through public service and private advocacy in San Antonio.
Before founding her firm, Sheri served for 14 years as a Bexar County assistant district attorney. Her work included the Special Crimes Unit, child abuse and neglect matters, felony and misdemeanor cases, and expunctions. That experience is particularly valuable when family disputes intersect with CPS or criminal allegations.
Sheri is a skilled negotiator who looks for resolutions that preserve a client’s time, resources and control. When trial is necessary, she is an experienced litigator who knows how to organize complex facts into a clear case.
More than a law degree
Alongside her legal education, Sheri holds a Master of Business Administration and a master’s degree in international relations. Those disciplines inform how she evaluates property, risk, negotiation and long-term consequences.
More than a case file
Clients often arrive at the office during one of the most stressful periods of their lives. Sheri’s role is to bring structure: explain the process, establish realistic expectations, keep the client informed and advocate for the outcome the facts and law support.
Professional profile
Facts clients can verify.
Eligible to practice in Texas
State Bar of Texas license date: April 6, 2000.
Trial-tested
The firm reports hundreds of trials across public service and private practice.
Multi-disciplinary education
Law degree, MBA and master’s degree in international relations.
San Antonio practice
Serving clients from the office at 1919 San Pedro Avenue.
Licensing and court-admission information should be confirmed through the State Bar of Texas and the relevant court.