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“I love to hunt and fish and I get to take advantage of that here,” Cary says. “We’re comfortable here.

I’m a Louisiana boy and I don’t intend to go anywhere. It’s home. Our family is here. We have no
reason to move.”

Just as they are the biggest advocates for the clients, as husband and wife they are also the biggest

advocates for each other and their family.

I’m the person that I am today because of my parents and Cary. My parents taught me to do the right
thing. They lived that way. Cary is my best friend and my work partner. My children have changed

my life. Once you have children, your life becomes more focused,” Angela says.

Cary adds that family is what holds someone accountable and that his kids hold him accountable just as
much as he does them. And because family comes first for the Bryson’s, they make sure their firm has

those same family values.

“Angie and I both treat this as our ministry. The practice of law is very difficult and this niche is so
rewarding because we’re able to help people on every level,” Cary says. “Everyone has to pay taxes and
we help them get to a good place. When they come in they often feel like they’re at the end. We direct

them to a good place. I never got a thank you before in other practices, and now I get thank you notes
daily. That’s rewarding to me.”

“Not many lawyers can say they are happy as attorneys,” Angela says, “but we can and that’s a

blessing.”

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