Christy receiving the Atticus Finch Award from Judge Greg Willis. The award was given by Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas at the Collin County Bench Bar Conference, April 29, 2006.
Christy receiving the TYLA Outstanding Director of the Year Award from TYLA President Lee Ann Reno, June 16, 2006.
TYLA President Lee Ann Reno with Award Winners: Christy Albano for the TYLA Outstanding Director of the Year and Jamey Secrest for the TYLA President's Award, June 16, 2006.
Christy with parents Michael and Dr. Grace Albano at the TYLA Awards Reception, June 16, 2006.
Christy with parents Michael and Dr. Grace Albano at the State Bar of Texas General Session and Litigation Section Luncheon, June 16, 2006.
Christy receiving the 2003-2004 TYLA Presidential Award of Merit for Exemplary Service of Duties to the Public and the Bar from TYLA President Marshall Wood - 2004 State Bar of Texas Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX.
Christy receiving the TYLA Presidential Award of Merit for Exemplary Service of Duties to the Public and the Bar from TYLA President David McAtee - 2005 State Bar of Texas Annual Meeting, Dallas, TX.
Team building exercise - Fall 2005 TYLA meeting, Amarillo, TX.
Public service park clean up project with the ABA Young Lawyer Division - Fall 2005 meeting in Louisville, KY.
Production photos from shooting of "Kids in the Crossfire" - co-produced by Christy through TYLA as part of a public service project
"Kids in the Crossfire" is a short video designed to emphasize the effects of divorce on children, specifically relating to the impact of parents' behavior during divorce. The video attempts to give parents a road map of behaviors to avoid and suggestions for improving communication and minimizing stress on children. This compelling video includes dramatizations and interviews with children, parents, judges, and counselors who have been impacted by divorce or work in the family law field. The video and brochure are available for viewing and download at www.kidsinthecrossfire.org
Christy at the 2009 Dallas Women Lawyers Association Judicial Reception with attorney and family friend Louise Raggio, also known as the Texas Tornado. It's thanks to the determination and persistence of Louise Raggio that married women in Texas no longer have to think twice about having the legal right to own property and sign contracts.
