Texas lawyers
Browse Texas listings by legal issue and city, then check the lawyer’s current official record and confirm whether the office handles your matter. Directory information may be incomplete or outdated.
Listings are a starting point, not a ranking of legal ability. Imported details may be outdated. Check official licensing records and ask the office about your specific matter and availability.
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Allyson Lind Wilkinson
Preston E. Henrichson
Cheryl Phillips
William Duncan De Haas
Marco Castilla
Updated September 20, 2026 · No named lawyer review is recorded · AI-assisted content, not yet reviewed by a lawyer
Key points
- Match the professional to the issue and jurisdiction, not only the office address.
- Check current licensing independently of a directory claim badge.
- Confirm availability, proposed work and fees directly with the office.
Check the lawyer before making a shortlist
Use the State Bar of Texas lawyer search to look for the person by name or bar number. Read the available official record and ask the office to clarify any uncertainty. A directory listing, practice-area label or approved account claim does not establish suitability for your specific matter.
Our verification policy explains how listing ownership and licensing checks differ. If a directory entry is incorrect, use the report option on that profile.
Identify the court or agency involved
If you have a notice or court paper, use its exact court or agency name when contacting a lawyer. The Texas Judicial Branch court directory and overview links to courts and official resources. Consult the applicable court’s instructions for its procedures; this directory does not determine where your case belongs.
Before treating a matter as a small-claims case, check current court rules for the type of dispute, amount and location involved. This page does not provide an eligibility determination or an isolated dollar limit.
Prepare an effective first conversation
Briefly describe the work you need, relevant locations and dates shown on documents. Ask whether the lawyer handles that kind of work, who would be responsible and whether the office is accepting inquiries. Discuss scope and fees before assuming representation has begun.
Use the lawyer-comparison worksheet, consultation checklist and legal-fees guide. If cost is a concern, start with our free and low-cost legal-help resources and confirm local eligibility with the provider.
How to use the listings on this page
Practice-area and city links narrow the listed records. Result order is not a rating of legal ability. Older imported details may not reflect current offices, services or licensing. Confirm important information with the official authority and the lawyer before deciding whom to hire.
Sources and editorial limits
Prepared with AI assistance by TheLawyerWorld using the official resources linked above. Sources checked September 19, 2026. No named lawyer review is recorded. This is a directory navigation guide, not advice about court jurisdiction or a particular dispute.
Does a Texas directory listing mean the lawyer is currently licensed?
No. Use the State Bar of Texas lawyer search, match the person and registration details, and read the current official record. A directory claim badge concerns account control, not a continuing guarantee of license status.
How should I choose between the listed lawyers?
Check the work and jurisdiction involved, ask the office about relevant experience and availability, and compare the proposed scope, communication and fees. Listing order is not a ranking of legal ability.