Brooke Elizabeth Jones

Brooke Jones graduated from Texas A&M University in May 2015, with a major in English Literature and a minor in Sociology. Ms. Jones graduated Baylor Law School in April 2018. Notably, she participated in moot court and excelled in Baylor’s renowned trial advocacy and legal writing programs.

During law school, Ms. Jones interned with the Honorable Judge George C. Hanks, Jr. in the United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas. Through this experience she saw firsthand the difference quality legal representation makes in a client’s life throughout the litigation process.

Ms. Jones is also trained in Collaborative Law as a means of achieving resolution. She is a certified mediator, which allows her to better understand client needs and achieve quality results at mediation.

Ms. Jones chose the legal profession out of a desire to meaningfully interact with and serve clients in both their individual and corporate capacities. She understands that the needs of each client are different, and her goal is a catered solution that meets each individual need. She believes that open interaction is the key to building trusting relationships, and is always present to answer all client questions.

In addition to her law practice, Ms. Jones is active in her community. She serves as a Court-Appointed Child Advocate, where she assists children in crisis situations. She is a member of Houston Young Lawyers Association, Houston Association of Women’s Attorneys, Texas Aggie Women’s Network, and Houston Bar Association.

Ms. Jones is high energy, enjoying exercise, cooking, reading, and fostering relationships in her free time. She enjoys the thrill of a new challenge, always striving for her best, both personally and professionally.