About Katherine L.
Katherine L. Warren studied history and sociology at Trinity University, earning her Bachelor of Arts in 2009. She went on to law school at the University of Oklahoma College of Law, where she received her J.D. in 2012. Those years set a foundation in research, courtroom procedure and client advocacy.
Her practical training began while she was still a student. In 2010 she served as a law student intern in the Dallas County Public Defender's Office, gaining early exposure to courtroom work and client interviews. The following year she worked as a law clerk in a United States attorneys' office, handling research and drafting matters that supported federal litigation.
After finishing law school she moved into private practice. In 2013 she joined Holmes Diggs, P.L.L.C. as a lawyer. That period gave her experience managing client files, negotiating settlements and appearing in state court hearings. In 2019 she began practicing at the Law Office of Lisa G. Garza, P.C., where she continued to develop her courtroom and negotiation skills.
Warren is admitted to practice in Texas and holds membership in the State Bar of Texas Family Law Section. That association places her among attorneys concentrating on family law issues in the state. Her background includes both public defender and federal clerkship experience, a combination that informs how she approaches the factual and procedural aspects of cases.
Her work has centered on family law practice. Over time she has handled matters typical to that field, balancing client counseling with procedural strategy. She has experience preparing pleadings, conducting hearings and working toward resolutions through negotiation and, when necessary, litigation. Colleagues and former supervisors have noted her steady handling of case details and court deadlines.
Katherine Warren practices in Texas and has spent the last several years at Lisa G. Garza PC. She represents clients in family law matters and continues to work on cases that involve divorce, custody and related family law issues.
