Marianela (Mari) Flores

In the heart of Denton, Texas, at Flores Harbour Law, stands Marianela (Mari) Flores, a formidable advocate whose passion for justice burns brightly. She doesn't just practice law; she champions the rights of families, defends the vulnerable and navigates the complexities of immigration and criminal defense with unwavering resolve. Fluent in Spanish, she bridges divides and ensures that every voice is heard, understood and fiercely represented.

Ms. Flores' North Texas roots run deep, shaping her commitment to the community she serves. Her journey began at Texas Woman's University, where she earned her Bachelor's degree and discovered her calling while interning at Legal Aid of Northwest Texas. There, she witnessed firsthand the power of pro bono legal services to transform lives, igniting a fire within her to fight for those who need it most.

Driven by a desire to make a difference, Ms. Flores pursued her law degree at SMU Dedman School of Law. During her time there, she honed her skills and deepened her compassion through the W.W. Caruth, Jr. Child Advocacy Clinic. Appointed by juvenile district court judges, she served as a guardian and attorney ad litem for abused and neglected children in Dallas County, becoming their voice in the courtroom and their champion in a system that often overlooks the most vulnerable.

At Flores Harbour Law, Ms. Flores brings her unique blend of experience, tenacity and empathy to every case. Whether she's guiding families through difficult transitions, defending individuals against accusations of assault, advocating for juveniles in the justice system or helping immigrants navigate the complexities of the legal landscape, she is a force to be reckoned with. 

Ms. Flores’ aggressive yet articulate approach, combined with her unwavering commitment to excellence, ensures that her clients receive the best possible representation. Mari Flores is more than just a lawyer; she is a beacon of hope, a defender of rights and a true advocate for justice in Denton, Texas, and beyond.