About
While in regulation school Kristen labored within the Family Law Clinic at Texas Wesleyan University School of Law (now Texas A&M University School of Law). During her time within the sanatorium she was confronted with the fact of the makeup of the modern own family. She encountered everything from grandparents raising their grandchildren to unmarried dad and mom with custody and child help problems. Having grown up all through the generation in which the nuclear circle of relatives of the beyond commenced morphing into some thing that appeared quite different, Kristen determined herself interested in the area of circle of relatives law. She noticed the demanding situations faced with the aid of modern households as they strive to genuinely stay day-to-day with a court-ordered visitation schedule, or how tough it can be to help kids in families. Kristen noticed the importance of helping modern households broaden custody plans that work in actual lifestyles. She strives to broaden specific and definitely doable solutions for every character circle of relatives.
Kristen obtained her undergraduate diploma in psychology from Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, Texas. In 2009, Kristen earned her Juris Doctorate diploma from the Texas Wesleyan University School of Law (now Texas A&M University School of Law).
Kristen is a member of the State Bar of Texas, the Smith County Bar Association, the Family Law Section of the Smith County Bar Association, the Women’s Section of the Smith County Bar Association, and the Smith County Young Lawyers Association (SCYLA). She is a past president of SCYLA and a graduate of Leadership Tyler Class 30.
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