Denton County residents can benefit from having an all-encompassing family law firm that serves the entire North Texas area.
Charla Bradshaw is an accomplished family law attorney and Denton Managing Shareholder known for successfully summarizing some of the most difficult cases. She was listed among the Top 50 Women Lawyers in Texas (2005) and rated one of the Best Women Lawyers in North Texas by D Magazine in 2010.
Ms. Bradshaw has made the list of Texas Super Lawyers published now by Thomson Reuters each year it has been chosen and is AV Peer Review (Top) Rated by Martindale-Hubbell.
She is immediate past chair of the State Bar of Texas District 14 Grievance Committee and still serves as a member. She is immediate past president of the Texas Academy of Family Law Specialists.
Ms. Bradshaw’s knowledge of family law and the drama of the cases she has handled make her an outstanding commentator for television and radio stations on divorce-related matters. On NBC5 TV in Fort Worth, she discussed her role in foiling an international kidnapping case (see below). She explained the process of “nesting,” the practice of having the children live in the marital residence while the divorcing parents take turns in residence, on Dallas radio station KLIF.
She is a Fellow in the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and the International Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. Ms. Bradshaw is a member of the Texas Family Law Council legislative committee, the Texas Family Law Foundation, the State Bar of Texas Family Law Section, the Denton Bar Association and the Collaborative Law Institute of Texas.
Ms. Bradshaw has earned her reputation as an outstanding litigator. She is also a well-known speaker and author in the area of family law.
While she employs an aggressive approach to litigating family law cases, Ms. Bradshaw is also a certified mediator and handles collaborative law cases.
Ms. Bradshaw spent most of her young life in Denton and now lives in Westlake. She earned her bachelor of science degree, Summa Cum Laude, from Texas Woman’s University and her Juris Doctor from the Dedman School of Law at Southern Methodist University in 1993. Ms. Bradshaw was also a candidate for a master’s degree in marriage and family therapy at TWU. She finished all the requirements but the thesis before leaving the program to attend law school.
“Our clients can benefit by having a KoonsFuller office nearby,” she says. “I am blessed with a lucrative family law practice and want to give my clients the benefit of a large, supportive staff as well as other locations for their family law needs.”
