Best Protective Orders Lawyers in Greenville
Ranked by how many protective-order cases each attorney has actually handled in Hunt County, from public court records — not by self-reported practice areas.
- Filings on file
- 1,407
- Ranked attorneys
- 58
- Most cases
- 190
- Years covered
- 2003–2026
Jessica Layne McDonald
01
Filings by year
Peak 2018 · 130 filings
02
Protective Orders attorneys
- 01Jessica Layne McDonald190cases
- 02Richard D. Williams93cases
- 03Cynthia L. Braddy61cases
- 04David Lee Renshaw60cases
- 05Christina Wade Perrone45cases
- 06Frank R. Hughes36cases
- 07Kimberly Charlene Smith14cases
- 08Scott Allan Cornuaud12cases
- 09Jessica Marie Arnold12cases
- 10Leah A. Curtis11cases
- 11Ana Ilieva Forcum11cases
- 12Katherine Anne Ferguson10cases
- 13Smith E. Gilley8cases
- 14Peter Ian Morgan8cases
- 15Frederick C. Shelton6cases
- 16Abigail Spain3cases
- 17Nathaniel Tobias Smith3cases
- 18Ronald Evans Harden2cases
- 19Henry Craig Black2cases
- 20Joe D. Moss2cases
- 21Toby C. Wilkinson2cases
- 22Tina Marie Hall Montoya2cases
- 23J. Cameron Cowan1cases
- 24Billy Bruce Johnson1cases
- 25K. Luther Tankersley1cases
- 26Glenn A. Brown1cases
- 27Vesta Tamora Armstrong1cases
- 28Leland I Ammons1cases
- 29Victoria G. Warner1cases
- 30Francis Gilbert Davis1cases
- 31Paul A. Essenburg1cases
- 32Andrew L. Farkas1cases
- 33Cynthia L. Humphries1cases
- 34Don Ross Malone1cases
- 35Constance S. McGuire1cases
- 36Gary L. Richardson1cases
- 37Jack K. Robinson1cases
- 38David Edward Rohlf1cases
- 39Thomas R. Shea1cases
- 40Jeff C. Starnes1cases
- 41Jeffrey C. Wilson1cases
- 42Daniel Wyde1cases
- 43Julie A. Zanutto1cases
- 44April McDill Steele1cases
- 45Charity Ruth Smith1cases
- 46Angela Laniece Jackson1cases
- 47Kimberly Ann Butler1cases
- 48Brent Andrew Money1cases
- 49Saedra Ann Pinkerton1cases
- 50Jennifer Loraine Severn1cases
Also handling protective orders matters in Hunt County
03
Other practice areas in Greenville
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Case counts reflect protective orders matters in Hunt County public court records matched to each attorney's State Bar of Texas record. A higher count indicates more experience handling this case type in this county; it is not an endorsement or a measure of outcomes. Filing totals count each case once, so they are lower than the sum of the per-attorney counts above.