About Mary Beth
Mary Beth Harrell practices criminal law in Killeen, Texas. She founded her own law office, where she focuses on a variety of criminal cases, including DUI and DWI, domestic violence, juvenile law, and white collar crime. Her experience in the legal field began after she earned her J.D. from St. Mary’s University School of Law in 1995. Since then, she is known as a skilled attorney dedicated to her clients — Her career includes significant roles in prosecution and defense. Mary Beth served as a prosecutor from 2003 to 2007, where she developed her litigation skills.
In 2009, she took on the role of Assistant District Lawyer, adding to her legal expertise. She has also held the position of Associate Lawyer since 1999, which provided her with a solid foundation in criminal law. In 2002, she was elected President of the Bell County Women’s Bar Association, showcasing her leadership within the legal community. Mary Beth’s practice encompasses many criminal law issues — Most of her cases involve serious charges, requiring a understanding of the legal system. She navigates complex legal stages, from initial consultations to trial proceedings. Her experience with juvenile law adds another layer to her practice — This lets the attorney represent younger clients facing legal challenges. Cases typically involve negotiations, plea deals, and court appearances, all of which she handles with diligence.
In addition to her legal practice, Mary Beth is actively involved in various professional associations. She is a member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association. Her leadership extends to the Coryell County Economic Development Board, where she serves as President. These affiliations reflect her commitment to both her clients and her community. She is also recognized as a member of the National Academy of Criminal Defense Lawyers, where she has been acknowledged as one of the top ten in her field. Mary Beth’s contributions to the legal community are significant. She has played a pivotal role in founding the Bell County Women’s Bar Association, promoting the advancement of women in law.
Her involvement with the State Bar College and other local bar associations demonstrates her dedication to ongoing education and professional development. She is well-respected among her peers and clients alike, known for her integrity and commitment to justice. Through her law office, Mary Beth Harrell continues to serve the Killeen community with passion and expertise. Her extensive background in criminal law and her active participation in local organizations position her as a leading attorney in her field. As she looks to the future, she remains focused on providing quality legal representation and advocating for her clients' rights.
