Biography
Roya was born and raised in Dallas, Texas, and returned to her hometown after several years of practicing family law in Austin, Texas.
While in law school at the University of Texas, Roya focused her studies on domestic violence and international human rights law. There, she gained a passion for empowering people and concentrated her work on matters regarding international family law. Roya was then awarded the 2020 Mike A. Myers Fellowship from the University of Texas School of Law Justice Center to further this work.
Before joining Modern Family Law, Roya provided family law services for a nonprofit organization and spent several years passionately advocating for survivors of domestic violence and child abuse. Whether obtaining protective orders or navigating safety concerns in custody disputes, Roya’s extensive experience and unwavering dedication to her clients empower families to rebuild and thrive in the face of adversity.
Interesting Facts
With several years of experience in successfully representing domestic violence survivors and their children, Roya prioritizes a trauma-informed and compassionate approach to family law. Her expertise lies in navigating the complexities of legal proceedings with empathy and precision, ensuring her clients receive the support and representation they deserve.
Because no two lives or families are the same, Roya tailors her strategy to her client’s needs, ensuring that her clients not only receive legal justice but the support they need to heal and thrive. With Roya, it’s not just about the law – it’s about rebuilding lives.
Roya attended the University of Texas at Dallas, where she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in International Political Economy. Roya went on to get her Juris Doctorate from the University of Texas School of Law in Austin.
Roya was awarded the 2020 Mike A. Myers Fellowship from the University of Texas School of Law Justice Center, to assist survivors of domestic violence with matters involving the return of abducted children and international service of process under their respective Hague Conventions.
Roya is licensed to practice law in Texas, is a member of the State Bar, and belongs to the Family Law and Poverty Law sections of the State Bar.