Jessica Lesser, an attorney at the Law Office of Bryan Fagan, brings over 20 years of legal experience from Texas, Arizona, and Virginia. Since starting her career in Dallas/Fort Worth in 1997, she has developed a deep understanding of client needs through diverse legal environments.

Driven by a passion for fairness and client education, Jessica uses her personal experience with divorce to empathize with clients and guide them through the legal process. Known for her analytical skills, authenticity, and compassion, she is a valued member of the firm, ensuring clients feel informed and empowered.

Diana Weitzel is an attorney at the Law Office of Bryan Fagan, focusing on family law with a strong dedication to advocating for children and families. She holds a Juris Doctor from Texas Wesleyan School of Law, an Executive MBA from Texas Christian University, and a Bachelor of Science from Indiana State University. Diana is licensed to practice law in Texas and admitted to the Northern and Eastern District Bankruptcy Courts. She is also certified as a Mediator, Family Law Mediator, Guardian Ad Litem, and in Collaborative Law. Her work has been recognized with the Family Law Award from Texas Wesleyan. As a member of the State Bar of Texas and the Dallas Bar Association, Diana brings both professionalism and compassion to every case she handles.

Holly R. Monk is a dedicated attorney at the Law Office of Bryan Fagan, providing expert legal representation. A Texas Tech Law graduate, she is licensed in Texas and holds a Guardianship Certification. She is an active member of multiple bar associations and committed to community service.

Meet Melvin Thathiah, an experienced attorney at the Law Office of Bryan Fagan. A Texas A&M graduate and licensed in Texas since 2005, Melvin also practices in federal courts in Texas and Colorado. Dedicated to his community, he volunteers, coaches youth sports, and serves on the Board of Lifepath Systems. Known for his honesty and passion, Melvin is a skilled attorney committed to supporting others during challenging times.

Deborah Coleman holds a double major in Political Science and Criminal Science from Midwestern State University, Wichita Falls, TX (1992), and earned a JD from Oklahoma City University School of Law (1995). A dedicated community member, Deborah Coleman was actively involved in church activities, including roles such as choir member, Youth Sunday School teacher, and chairperson of several committees. Although focusing on family recently, Deborah plans to return to church volunteer work once her youngest completes junior year.