About Farzad
Farzad Zare earned his law degree from SMU Dedman School of Law. He built his foundational training in Dallas and later expanded his practice across jurisdictions. Quiet but direct, he approaches the work of law with steady attention to procedure and advocacy.
He is admitted to practice in Texas and is a member of the Iran Bar Association. His professional record includes a designation as First Class Lawyer, a status he has held since 2004. Records also list him as a Lawyer beginning in 2023, reflecting recent formal entries in professional rolls.
Zare works as a criminal defense lawyer at The Farmer Law Group. His day-to-day work involves representing people charged with offenses, preparing defenses, handling pretrial matters and appearing in court. He handles fact development, motions practice and trial preparation. Colleagues describe his courtroom manner as controlled and purposeful.
Over time Zare has practiced under two different legal systems. That experience informs how he frames cases and advises clients, particularly when factual issues cross borders or involve unfamiliar rules. He draws on procedural knowledge from both jurisdictions when managing case timelines, evidence issues and client expectations.
His career shows a steady progression from earlier roles in 2004 to newer listings in 2023. He has kept his practice centered on criminal matters and on representing clients at each stage of the criminal process. He balances casework with the administrative and procedural tasks that keep a defense practice operational.
At The Farmer Law Group he works alongside other litigators and support staff to prepare cases for trial and negotiate resolutions when appropriate. He is based out of the firm's office and continues to accept clients in criminal proceedings. His current practice focuses on criminal defense matters.
