College Station Families Believe in Us

The outcome of a divorce, child support, or child custody case will have lifelong ramifications. When it comes to family law situations, it pays to choose a lawyer who has dedicated their life to handling them. 

Attorney Randy Michel has been helping Texans win family law cases since 1980. A full 70% of the cases our law firm handles are in family law. By focusing on family law for several decades, Mr. Michel has developed a heightened ability to find effective, creative legal solutions.

Family law is not an area with one-size-fits-all solutions. For example, some divorce or custody cases may see parents collaborate, while others are incredibly fraught and involve domestic violence, financial fraud, and more. Having lawyers who can handle matters in a variety of ways is invaluable.

Mr. Michel spent many years as an arbitrator, judge, and mediator. This allows him to see cases from all sides and frequently find peaceful resolutions. He is also one of just 695 attorneys in the whole state of Texas who is board certified in civil trial law. If your case requires going to court, you can be confident with him on your side. 

Attorney Randy Michel has distinguished himself as a cut above since his days as a student in the 1970s. He made the Dean's Distinguished List while earning his bachelor's degree from Baylor University and earned a perfect 4.0 GPA while obtaining his Master's of Science in Psychology from the University of Oklahoma. 

He then served our country as an Air Force officer. While enlisted he was awarded an Oak Leaf Cluster for outstanding heroics in the Arctic Circle. After being honorably discharged as a captain, he received his law degree from the University of Kentucky College of Law. 

Mr. Michel has continuously earned recognition throughout his legal career. He served as President of the Brazos County Bar Association and is a Life Fellow of the Texas Bar Foundation. His other notable accomplishments include being elected twice as a Brazos County judge and serving as an instructor at the National Mediation Academy. 

Mrs. Harrison made College Station her home after moving here to attend Texas A&M. She showed great initiative during her undergraduate years as a member of organizations including the Texas A&M Pre-Law Society and Aggie Women in Leadership.

Hayley went on to earn her J.D. from South Texas College of Law Houston. As a law student she was already focused on family law. This included being a member of the Family Law and Probate Society as well as participating in legal clinics about guardianship. 

Mrs. Harrison is proud to dedicate her life to her family, Lord, and community. During law school she provided legal assistance to victims of domestic violence and won Pro Bono Honors. She faithfully attends Central Church alongside her husband and volunteers significant time to the Junior League of Bryan-College Station.