Sara Correa, Associate Attorney

Sara Correa, a first-year attorney, works under the direction of our seasoned lawyers on wills, trusts, probate, Medicaid-paid nursing home documents, and more.  

Sara's background as a family case manager with the Texas Department of Child Protective Services in Johnson County gives her the ability to offer legal solutions as well as other possibilities.

In addition, Sara's personal experience with the loss of loved ones helps her genuinely relate to your situation:

"In a short time frame, my parents and brother passed away. I know the emotions. And, I came to know the frustrations of dealing with wills and family relationships. 

I also experienced firsthand the lack of any will or trust for a relative and how difficult this became for those left behind. I have been there and done that.

My hope is to combine my legal skills and my years as a social worker to offer options that might not have been considered. I want to be there for my clients and really make a difference."

Education 

• Texas A&M University School of Law – Juris Doctor (JD) 
• Texas Woman's University – Master of Art - Sociology Studies 
• University of North Texas Health Science Center - Graduate Certificate in Public Health
• Tarleton State University – Bachelor of Science – Major in Sociology

Professional Affiliations & Memberships 

• State Bar of Texas  
• Tarrant County Bar Association
• Dallas County Bar Association

Honors & Recognition

• Tarrant County Bar Foundation - 2021 Law Student Volunteer of the Year - Homeless Assistance
• Tarrant County Bar Foundation - 2022 Law Student Volunteer of the Year - Veteran's Assistance