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Family Law · Granbury, TX

“Quite frankly…she’s ferocious”

Divorce. Custody. Child Support.

Fierce, confident advocacy when your family is on the line. You get a lawyer who fights hard for you — and doesn’t back down.

What we do

Focused. Relentless. Family first.

Family law is the heart of the practice, and it’s where Melinda holds her certification: Board Certified, Family Law — Texas Board of Legal Specialization. Every case we take gets the same relentless attention, like it’s our own.

Hi, I’m Melinda Owens

Board Certified. Client obsessed. Ferocious for your family.

Melinda R. Owens is a family law attorney practicing in Hood County and is Board Certified, Family Law — Texas Board of Legal Specialization. Hers isn’t a traditional law firm — it’s an innovative practice built entirely around what her clients actually need, with compassionate, relentless advocacy at its core.

Born and raised in Austin, she earned a BBA in Accounting & Finance from TCU (2004), worked as a senior accountant, then graduated from Texas Wesleyan School of Law in 2009. She found her passion for family law early, earned her board certification in 2018, and opened her solo practice that same fall.

  • Compassionate
  • Ferocious
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Board Certified, Family Law — Texas Board of Legal Specialization
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Melinda OwensAttorney & Founder
Board Certified
Family Law — Texas Board of Legal Specialization
Est. 2018
Solo practice, Hood County
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