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Brent McMullen has devoted his legal career to protecting what matters most. Since 2013, this Texas-born attorney has represented Tarrant County clients in more than 700 family law matters, combining strategic insight with genuine compassion. He handles high-conflict divorces, contested custody battles, and intricate property-division cases, while also guiding families through trust and estate planning, asset protection, and wealth preservation. A graduate of Texas A&M School of Law, Brent’s leadership and expertise have earned him Texas Super Lawyers Rising Star honors from 2018 through 2024 and repeated recognition as a Top Attorney in Family Law by Fort Worth Magazine (2017–2024). Outside the courtroom, he’s the trusted mentor on local soccer and baseball fields and a valued community member in Colleyville, Grapevine, and Southlake. When stakes are high, Brent McMullen provides the advocacy and clarity you need to safeguard your family’s future.
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State: Texas
Acquired: 2013
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Mobile
1205 Hall Johnson Road, Colleyville, TX, 76034
mcmullenlawgroup.com/
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Posted by Emily | June 13, 2025 | Hired Attorney
One of the best experiences I’ve had with an attorney, easy-going quick communication follows up in a timely manner does not make promises that are not his to give.
Posted by anonymous | June 29, 2022 | Hired Attorney
Brent really helped understand my case and triage what needed to happen. There were multiple steps in my case and he let me know what should happen every step of the way. He made this incredibly sensitive and hard time, more manageable. I would hire him again in a heartbeat.
Posted by anonymous | June 29, 2022 | Hired Attorney
Excellent, professional, accommodating, friendly, helpful, and supportive! Just a few words to describe working with Justice Law Firm. Incredibly thankful for Brent and team. Will refer them over and over!
Posted by Christian | July 9, 2019 | Hired Attorney
Brent was very instrumental in my case and was particularly good at listening to my needs. Divorce is a very sensitive matter and requires someone that understands this and works hard toward a quick resolution. I fully recommend Brent for divorce cases.
2025
Rising Star, SuperLawyers
2025
Top Attorney, Fort Worth, Texas Magazine
2024
Top Attorney, Fort Worth, Texas Magazine
2024
Rising Star, SuperLawyers
2023
Rising Star, SuperLawyers
2023
Top Attorney, Fort Worth, Texas Magazine
2022
Rising Star, SuperLawyers
2022
Top Attorney, Fort Worth, Texas Magazine
2021
Rising Star, SuperLawyers
2021
Top Attorney, Fort Worth, Texas Magazine
2020
Rising Star, SuperLawyers
2020
Top Attorney, Fortune Magazine
2019
Top Attorney, Fort Worth, Texas Magazine
2019
Rising Star, SuperLawyers
2018
Rising Star, SuperLawyers
2018
Top Attorney, Fort Worth, Texas Magazine
2017
Top Attorney, Fort Worth, Texas Magazine
2020 - Present
Managing Partner, McMullen Law Group, PLLC
2018 - 2020
Attorney, The Justice Firm
2013 - 2018
Attorney, Bailey & Galyen
2012 - 2013
Contract Manager, Parkland Hospital
2013 - Present
Tarrant County Family Law Bar Association
2014 - 2020
Irving Teen CourtJudge
represented Real Party in Interest – writ was denied
represented Appellee – trial court’s judgment was affirmed
Defendant, Light Curtain, prevailed. It did adequately warn the user.
2013
Doctor of Jurisprudence/Juris Doctor (J.D.)
2009
BA - Bachelor of Arts
2025
Pre. And Post. Marital Property Agreements Where We are Going, We Don’t Need Consideration
2022
Amicus Attorney, Attorney Ad Litem, and Guardian Ad Litem; Knowing the Differences for Special Appointments
English
Legal Answers
Top Contributor
Brent earned significant contribution points in 2015.
Can a home study be waived in Texas for step parent adoption??
06 Aug 2019
Do I have to be served a notice to appear in family court in Texas?
06 Aug 2019
Child custody. When a child talks to the judge and makes the parent sound horrible and the other a saint. Do they get custody?
06 Aug 2019