Stacey Stephens Anderson

I’ve been fascinated by criminal law since I was a kid. While other kids were reading novels, I was poring over news articles about famous cases—Lizzie Borden, Jack the Ripper—analyzing the evidence, questioning assumptions, and trying to understand how the system worked.

That early curiosity turned into a lifelong pursuit. I started my legal career as a felony chief prosecutor in Texas, handling high-stakes cases in specialized divisions, including:

• Domestic Violence

• Juvenile

• Mental Health

• Child and Elderly Abuse

I saw firsthand how cases are built, how prosecutors negotiate, and where their weaknesses lie.

But I also saw something else—good people getting caught up in a system that moves too fast, assumes too much, and rarely stops to understand the full story. People who made mistakes. People in the wrong place at the wrong time. People who needed an advocate who actually saw them.

That’s why I became a defense attorney.

I use my 30+ years of courtroom experience to protect my clients and fight back against the system. I bring the same meticulous preparation and relentless advocacy to every case—because the right defense can change everything.