About Daniel Marcos
Daniel Marcos Gonzales is an attorney who trained at Texas Tech University School of Law, where he earned his J.D. in 2010 after beginning his studies in 2007. His legal education was marked by the routine demands of a law curriculum and the practical work that accompanies it. He left law school with the credentials to practice and the intent to establish a practice of his own.
He moved into private practice after graduation and now works from his own office, The Law Office of Daniel M. Gonzales, PLLC. Over time he has handled matters brought to his office, representing clients in the ways a small-firm practitioner typically does: advising, negotiating and litigating as the situation requires. His work is conducted from a modest downtown office setting.
Gonzales maintains at least one current professional membership. He keeps that connection to the broader legal community to stay informed about changes in rules and courtroom procedure. That involvement also provides occasional continuing education and a chance to interact with colleagues on procedural and substantive issues.
Colleagues describe Gonzales as practical in his approach. He tends to favor direct conversation with clients and careful explanation of options. He balances courtroom readiness with efforts to resolve matters before trial when that is possible. His files often include the routine mix of contested and uncontested matters that make up much of a small firm’s docket.
Outside of the office he spends time on case preparation and client meetings. He manages calendar demands and court appearances in a way that suits a solo or small-firm practice. The rhythms of his practice reflect the steady demands of counseling individuals and local businesses on the legal issues they bring to him.
He currently maintains a private practice at The Law Office of Daniel M. Gonzales, PLLC, where he handles a range of legal matters.
