TIFANEE BAKER
Making a Difference
How can someone change the system? This is the question I asked myself over 10 years ago. I don't like feeling helpless or hopeless, but that's how I felt watching people go through the legal system. The law just didn't seem to be fair or equal for everyone. I decided the answer to the question I asked myself was to become a judge; a county, district, or appellate judge. The only way to reach that lofty goal was to be a lawyer. From that moment on, I dedicated myself to doing what I needed to do to become a lawyer.
I did any and everything with a focus on criminal law and interacting with judges. I worked for a bail bonds company my first year in law school. My second year of law school, I interned for a county judge and in the summer I interned with a bankruptcy judge in the U.S. District Courts for the Southern District of Texas. By my third year of law school, I was in the Criminal Defense Clinic, representing clients in court.
After a brief time in West Texas as prosecutor, I opened my own firm. Over the years, I've expanded my practice to include expunctions and non-disclosure matters. Whether you're dealing with a criminal charge, you're involved in a DUI, or you are accused of assult, you will get an attorney that will work tirelessly for you and wants to help you solve your legal matters.