Alexandria Gwyn Foster

As an associate attorney, I deeply care about my clients and have a strong passion for helping people, particularly children. While attending Loyola University College of Law, I concentrated my studies on family law and criminal matters. I was honored to serve as the philanthropy chair of my service fraternity, Phi Alpha Delta, where my dedication to local charities earned the chapter several service awards and national recognition. During this time, I was selected for the Gillis Long Student Pro Bono Program and interned with Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA). At CASA, I contributed to building a database for the New Orleans chapter to track and compare data on children in the foster care system over the past two decades. I refined my courtroom skills as a student practitioner at the Orleans Parish District Attorney’s Office. My experiences with CASA and the District Attorney’s Office fueled my decision to pursue a career in family law. After relocating to Texas, I joined a family law firm, where I assisted with hearings, trials, and mediations across Brazos, Brazoria, Grimes, Washington, and Franklin Counties. I take pride in delivering representation that is both professional and compassionate. My goal is always to resolve matters amicably, but I am fully prepared to vigorously advocate for my clients in court when necessary. I understand that family law disputes can be among the most difficult and emotional experiences in a person’s life, and I approach each case with compassion and care. Outside of work, I am devoted to my family and community. I love cooking, reading, and spending quality time with my husband, our two children, and our rescue dogs. I also volunteer with local legal aid programs, continuing my commitment to making a meaningful difference in the lives of others.