Lynda Landers

About Lynda Landers

Lynda Landers, a proud West Texas native, is known for her straightforward approach and fierce dedication to her clients. Her vibrant personality and relentless spirit are evident in her advocacy, earning her the nickname “Narcissist Slayer,” though she approaches the title with modesty.

Lynda holds a bachelor's degree in marketing and management from UT Arlington. Initially pursuing a career in nursing, she shifted her focus during her final semester of clinicals, giving her a deep understanding of medical issues that complements her legal work. Before becoming an attorney, she gained valuable experience as a paralegal for a decade. In 1996, she earned her law degree from Texas A&M University School of Law and was admitted to the State Bar of Texas in 1997. Over her 27-year legal career, family law has become her true calling. Her background in disability law provided her with extensive knowledge of mental health issues, which she skillfully applies to cases involving addiction and mental health challenges.

Lynda serves as a staff attorney for Collin County's RISE Court, a juvenile mental health court within the criminal justice system. This role reflects her deep commitment to supporting young individuals facing mental health struggles. Her dedication to her clients and passion for justice make her an invaluable ally. Lynda is an active member of the Texas State Bar Association, the Collin County Bar Association, and the Collin County Women’s Lawyers Association.

A devoted mother of six, Lynda's life is a testament to her boundless energy and unwavering faith. She treats her clients as an extension of her family, offering them steadfast loyalty and tenacious representation. With Lynda on your side, you gain an advocate who will fight tirelessly for your cause.