Best Protective Orders Lawyers in Lee County
Ranked by how many protective-order cases each attorney has actually handled in Lee County, from public court records — not by self-reported practice areas.
- Filings on file
- 247
- Ranked attorneys
- 39
- Most cases
- 49
- Years covered
- 2010–2026
Justin Matthew Fohn
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Filings by year
Peak 2019 · 26 filings
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Protective Orders attorneys
- 01Justin Matthew Fohn49cases
- 02Laurence Augustine Dunne45cases
- 03Wesley Thad Keng36cases
- 04Bruno A. Shimek16cases
- 05Rashay A. Koster Chapa7cases
- 06Forrest R. Stewart4cases
- 07Adam Thomas Muery4cases
- 08Michelle Huhn Weiser3cases
- 09Mary Kathrine Clark White Gunn3cases
- 10Travis William Fleetwood2cases
- 11Kenton P. Campbell1cases
- 12Virginia L. Piper1cases
- 13Channa Erin Borman1cases
- 14Aleta Peacock1cases
- 15Terry L. Belt1cases
- 16Kenneth N. Bigham1cases
- 17Douglas Steven Bird1cases
- 18Michael E. Grimes1cases
- 19Teresa Villasenor Harris1cases
- 20Forrest L. Sanderson1cases
- 21Brian Yusef Bernard1cases
- 22Denise Cummings Hyde1cases
- 23Courtney Lynne Allen1cases
- 24Michael S Browning1cases
- 25Jeremiah David Williams1cases
- 26Robbie Gail Charette1cases
- 27Michelle Burrough Lehmkuhl1cases
- 28Joshua Scott Clover1cases
- 29Christine Henry Andresen1cases
- 30Deanna Marie Brown Hogan1cases
- 31Caroline Amanda McClimon1cases
- 32Janice Martina Eggleston1cases
- 33Nikolaos Paul Stavros1cases
- 34Lauren Vally Kleinschmidt1cases
- 35Dwayne Jerel Simpson1cases
- 36Sarah Alison Becknell Pollard1cases
- 37Kayci Schultz Watson1cases
- 38Clint Thomas Kolby1cases
- 39Ramon Molinar1cases
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Case counts reflect protective orders matters in Lee 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.