Veteran. Attorney. Mediator. Community Leader.
For more than 37 years, John "Johnny" Weismuller has been an attorney, and for the last 34 years, he has served the people of East Texas. His career reflects an unwavering commitment to the people of this community and to the values that define our legal system.
A United States Army veteran and former military police officer, John brings over 15 years of experience in federal, state, and local police work. His service instilled discipline, integrity, and a strong sense of responsibility—qualities that guide his legal career.
John's practice has always been rooted in a general, multifaceted approach, giving him the experience, perspective, and judgment required of an effective and fair judge.
Handled cases ranging from Capital Murder to simple misdemeanors, giving him a deep understanding of the criminal justice system at every level.
Extensive experience in divorce, property division, and child support cases. Committed to always prioritizing the best interests of children in custody matters.
Assisting local families with wills, estates, guardianships, and end-of-life matters with compassion and legal expertise.
From complex criminal and family law cases to high-stakes business and real estate disputes, he has represented clients' interests before both judges and juries. He is experienced in:
Criminal Defense & Parental Rights, Business & Construction Litigation, Contract & Real Estate Disputes, and Probate & Guardian Litigation
The Angelina County Courts have frequently appointed John as an Attorney Ad Litem to represent children and parents in child custody and termination of parental rights cases. Furthermore, he is regularly appointed to represent proposed wards in guardianship matters and unknown heirs in probate cases.
The Angelina County Courts have appointed John in numerous cases as an Amicus Attorney—a role in which he investigates and provides unbiased recommendations regarding a child's best interests.
Representing both children and adults in highly sensitive life-impacting matters. Working with young people who need firm guidance and a chance for rehabilitation.
Served as a mediator for over 32 years. This role has reinforced his belief in the power of listening, impartiality, and thoughtful decision-making.
Lufkin Host Lions Club for over 20 years, Boy Scout leader (Assistant Scoutmaster, Venture Crew Advisor, and District Chairman) and Assistant Soccer Coach & Referee. Mentoring young people in leadership, character, and responsibility.
My career has taught me that justice is not about power; it’s about responsibility. A judge must uphold the law with consistency, transparency, and integrity.
I have spent my career defending constitutional freedoms. As judge, I will bring that same commitment to protecting individual liberties and ensuring every person is heard.
The 217th Judicial District Court needs a judge who listens and makes decisions grounded in legal knowledge. I bring balance, experience, and compassion to every case.
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