
Organized, Proactive, and Focused on What Matters Most.
With over six years of experience dedicated exclusively to family law, Maggie is committed to giving clients confidence that their case is being handled thoughtfully and thoroughly. A team member of GBA’s Austin office assisting attorney Rob Frazer, she supports attorneys and clients through every stage of a family law matter, from initial strategy through hearings, mediation, and trial.
Maggie brings a proactive, organized, and detail-oriented approach to every case. She focuses on understanding each client’s goals, anticipating case needs, and finding practical solutions to keep matters moving efficiently, all while keeping sight of the overall strategy and making sure important deadlines and details are never overlooked. Her experience includes drafting pleadings, discovery, coordinating hearings and mediations, preparing exhibits and trial notebooks, managing deadlines and calendars, and maintaining consistent communication between clients, courts, and opposing counsel.
Maggie’s values align closely with GBA’s commitment to providing exceptional client service. She remarks, “I work to build trust through consistent communication, reliability, and follow-through. I value the ethical and professional handling of every matter and understand the importance of confidentiality and integrity. Above all, I strive to be responsive, because timely communication can make a meaningful difference in a client’s experience during an often-difficult time.”
Maggie earned both her Bachelor of Business Administration and her Master of Business Administration in Marketing from the University of North Texas. She is currently pursuing a Master of Legal Studies at Texas A&M University School of Law in Fort Worth, with a focus on energy, oil, and gas law. She is a member of the Dallas LGBT Bar Association and Beta Gamma Sigma, the international business honor society.
Maggie’s Top Tip for Family Law Clients
“Focus on what you can control, keep your child’s best interest at the center, and let your legal team handle the rest.”