When it comes to settling a criminal defense or family law dispute, you need a strong ally in your corner—one who will passionately advocate for your rights both in and out of the courtroom. Kimbrough Legal has the legal know-how and litigation experience to bring your case to justice. Managing Attorney Tycha Kimbrough has received a number of awards in the legal industry for her commitment to providing clients with the practical and compassionate legal counsel she’s come to be known for.
Kimbrough Legal handles criminal and family law disputes of all kinds, ranging from divorce and custody orders to assault, theft, and civil rights issues. Attorney Kimbrough is a bold and approachable attorney who has quality experience. She is dedicated to creating prudent client-centered solutions that will protect the legal rights of those she serves.
Tychanika “Tycha” Kimbrough is the Founding Attorney of Kimbrough Legal, PLLC and an advocate for justice and social change. As a licensed Texas attorney.
Not only does she work with you she works for you really cares doesn’t just write you off or look at you as a number yet a person talks and is there when you need her.
Justin
Very friendly and provided a great service. Explained all documents she drafted thoroughly. Highly recommend her.
Leo
I have known Ms. Kimbrough as a fellow lawyer in the community, and she is a pleasure to work with. I have seen her in action in the court room and have observed first-ha…
Megan
Absolutely and unequivocally an EXCELLENT attorney. She is a pleasure to work with and is an all-around ethical, knowledgeable and impressively smart individual.
Kimbrough Legal, PLLC is a full-service law firm that focuses on Criminal Defense, DWI, Expungement, Drug Charges, Assault, Theft, Family Law, Divorce, Child Custody, Child Support Modifications / Enforcements, and Mediation.
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