"Fair and impartial justice for every person who experiences..."
"your city court"
— Lee C. Durio
10+
Years of Service
About the Candidate
Born & Raised in
Breaux Bridge
Lee C. Durio is a lifelong resident of Breaux Bridge who has dedicated his career to serving St. Martin Parish. From his days as a Deputy Sheriff and Narcotics Agent keeping our streets safe, to his current role as Parish Attorney advising our local government, Lee brings unmatched legal experience and a "boots on the ground" philosophy to the bench. His law practice is located at 241 W. Mills Avenue in Breaux Bridge.
A proud graduate of UL Lafayette and Southern University Law Center, Lee is married to Tonia Durio and together they are raising their three children — Cole, Hudson, and Hadlee — right here in Breaux Bridge.
Read Lee's Full StoryHis Vision
Justice for Our Community
Lee's vision for the Breaux Bridge City Court focuses on fairness, integrity, and serving every resident equally.
Fair & Impartial Justice
Lee is committed to applying the law fairly and impartially, ensuring every person who appears in City Court is treated with dignity and respect.
Public Safety
With experience as a former Deputy Sheriff and Narcotics Agent, Lee understands how the justice system and law enforcement must work hand-in-hand to keep Breaux Bridge safe.
Community-Centered Court
A devoted husband and father of three, Lee will run a court that reflects the values of our community and keeps families at the forefront.
Legal Expertise
A Magna Cum Laude graduate of Southern University Law Center with experience in criminal, family, and civil law — Lee is ready for the bench.
Accessible Justice
Lee will ensure the City Court is approachable and understandable for all who walk into the court room, regardless of background.
Integrity & Ethics
As Parish Attorney and a practicing attorney for nearly a decade, Lee has built his career on honesty, ethics, and doing what's right.
Qualifications
The Experience to Serve as Judge
Licensed Attorney — Louisiana Courts, Federal District Courts & 5th Circuit
Parish Attorney for St. Martin Parish Government (since January 2024)
Former St. Martin Parish Sheriff's Deputy, Narcotics Agent & Sergeant
Law Enforcement Officer of the Year (2011)
Magistrate Judge, Town of Henderson — Mayor's Court
Southern University Law Center — Magna Cum Laude, Juris Doctorate
Published Author — Baton Rouge Bar Association Magazine & Law Review
Contract Attorney, Louisiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence & Chez Hope
Vice-President, Teche Bar Association
Board Member, St. Bernard School Foundation & Athletics Committee
Past President, Community Coordinated Response Team of Chez Hope
Practicing: Family Law, Criminal Law, Personal Injury, Real Estate, Successions & Estate Planning
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