Stephen Clark

Stephen Clark is the founder of Clark Law Group in Dallas, Texas. Handling cases entailing family law and personal injury law, he provides comprehensive services to clients across Texas. With nearly 15 years of experience in the legal sphere, he practices a strong work ethic, adaptability and efficiency while managing matters. Whether it is a courtroom trial, a mediation or a settlement, he ensures his client’s best interests are protected and their goals are achieved.

Throughout his career, Mr. Clark has represented clients in various cases involving divorce, paternity, prenuptial agreements, marital property and same-sex family law. In his personal injury practice, he mainly focuses on motor vehicle accidents and trucking accidents. With an elaborate track record in family law proceedings, he previously counseled the defendant in Hayes v. Garrett. By highlighting his stability and claiming that this living arrangement would improve the child's long-term welfare, the father was named as the primary conservator.

With a bachelor’s degree in business administration, Mr. Clark held a career as a teacher before his transition to law. He enrolled at St. Mary’s University School of Law to hone his legal skills and also completed a course in international law from The London School of Economics and Political Science, simultaneously. While at law school, he served as president of the Thomas More Society and also interned at the Bexar County Staff Attorney's Office. Upon graduation with a Juris Doctor in 2011, he was admitted to the State Bar of Texas.

In the legal community, Mr. Clark is known for his active involvement in the Plano Bar Association, the Texas Family Law Foundation, the Tarrant County Bar Association and the Dallas Bar Association. He maintains a “Superb” rating on Avvo for his continued commitment to providing quality legal services. He was also listed in the Top 40 Under 40 list by The National Trial Lawyers and the 10 Best by state list by the American Institute of Family Law Attorneys.