About Kimberly Michelle
Kimberly Michelle Laseter is an attorney practicing in Texas who has built a steady career in county-level criminal matters. She earned her law degree from Texas Tech University School of Law in 2007 and has remained connected to the North Texas legal community since then. Her training at Texas Tech set the groundwork for courtroom work and county practice that would shape her career.
After law school, Laseter took positions that placed her inside the workings of Collin County's criminal justice system. She has worked at the Collin County District Lawyer's Office, where she handled matters that required attention to procedure and attention to detail. Those roles exposed her to trial calendars, pretrial litigation, and the demands of public-sector practice in a fast-moving county docket.
Laseter's professional memberships reflect a steady engagement with local and statewide criminal law groups. She has been a member of the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association since 2022. She also joined the Collin County Criminal Defense Lawyers Association in 2022 and the Collin County Bar Association that same year. These affiliations give her regular contact with peers who practice at the county level and provide a forum for continuing legal education and case discussion.
Her day-to-day work involves courtroom appearances, client interviews, and coordination with county offices. She is familiar with the particular rhythms of Collin County's courts. That familiarity includes magistrate settings, felony dockets, and the practical demands of preparing cases for trial. Colleagues describe her approach as pragmatic: prioritize the task at hand, prepare thoroughly, and communicate clearly with clients and court staff.
Laseter continues to practice in Collin County and remains active in the local bar community. She handles criminal matters in Texas at the county level and participates in professional groups that focus on criminal defense and local practice issues. Her current practice centers on criminal matters in Collin County.
