Rockwall County, Texas
Meet Your Legal Team
The people who will handle your Rockwall County case — and how the work is divided between attorneys, paralegals and client services.
Who does what on your case
With more than 170 legal professionals, the firm assigns cases based on subject matter and court rather than by whoever answers the phone. For a Rockwall County matter, that typically means an attorney who regularly appears in the 382nd and 439th District Courts and the County Courts at Law.
- Your attorney sets strategy, appears in court, and makes the judgment calls.
- Your paralegal prepares filings, tracks deadlines, and is usually the fastest way to get a document.
- Client services handles scheduling, billing questions and 24-hour phone coverage.
- Practice-area colleagues step in when a case crosses into probate, criminal defense or appeals.
Founding attorney
Bryan Joseph Fagan
Founded the firm in 2012 and is a graduate of South Texas College of Law. His practice and writing focus on Texas divorce and custody law, and he leads a firm built around plain-language guidance for families in transition.
Founding attorney
Bryan Joseph Fagan
Founded the firm in 2012 and is a graduate of South Texas College of Law. His practice and writing focus on Texas divorce and custody law, and he leads a firm built around plain-language guidance for families in transition.
Full biography on bryanfagan.com ↗
Founding attorney
Bryan Joseph Fagan
Founded the firm in 2012 and is a graduate of South Texas College of Law. His practice and writing focus on Texas divorce and custody law, and he leads a firm built around plain-language guidance for families in transition.
Full biography on bryanfagan.com ↗
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