A Texas native, Andrew M. Lloyd was born in the city of Duncanville, just south of Dallas. True to his roots, he believes in real Texas justice and taking care of family. Big government and belligerent litigators threaten his client’s core values – life, liberty, and property. Andrew exemplifies the attitude embodied in the slogan Don’t Mess with Texas, and is proud of the reputation he has gained in the North Texas region.

 Upon graduation from Duncanville High School, he journeyed to Berlin, Germany, where he lived for two years, serving a charitable mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Despite numerous other trips to various countries across the globe, he is most comfortable right here in Texas, where he can serve his fellow citizens in their legal pursuits.

His undergraduate degree is from the University of Texas at Arlington, where he graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and a minor in German.  He was the Vice President of the English Honor Society, Sigma Tau Delta, and a member of two National Honor Societies, Alpha Chi and Golden Key.

 His grandma Eileen always told him he would be a great attorney, so together with his true love and wife, Inga, he headed to the plains of Lubbock, Texas, where he alma matered at the Texas Tech University School of Law. As a third-year student, he gained a provisional bar license, which enabled him to begin practicing civil law prior to his graduation 2002. He was elected as the class speaker for his Graduation Ceremony. He was recognized on the Dean’s List, was a member for the Federalist Society, and was an officer for the International Legal Honor Society – Phi Delta Phi. He received his certification in Alternative Dispute Resolution and Mediation, and has been a highly qualified Mediator ever since. He received his Doctor of Jurisprudence at Texas Tech, graduating earlier than many of his peers so he could get moving on his career path – all of this while working full-time, raising a family, and honing his skills in Wing Tsun, a Chinese martial art.

He began his career working with the “top dogs” in Criminal Defense law in Fort Worth, then worked at the Denton County Criminal District Attorney’s Office, as an Assistant District Attorney for several years, to polish his courtroom and litigation skills, before beginning his civil trial experience with the largest credit card litigation firm at that time in the Nation. Finding he could better serve the community without bureaucratic largess, he went into private practice, and has worked in this capacity ever since.

He will be forever happily married to his beautiful wife, IngaLynn, and loves his four fantastic children - Gabriella, Lachland, Lillian, and Maximillian. He serves diligently in his church and community. He is physically active - playing racquetball, competing in triathlons, and training in martial arts. He is on the Troop Committee for the Boy Scouts of America, Troop 1830, and has served as the Scoutmaster there. His goal is to personally improve the life of each individual he meets, and his quick wit, humor, and personality afford him this exceptional opportunity. He is skilled and knowledgeable, personable and social, proficient and talented. In a world where most don’t, he cares.

Organizations
žMember in Good Standing of State Bar of Texas
žBoard of Director and Committee Chairman of Denton County Bar Association
žVice President of the Denton County Bar Association Family Law Section
žMember of Texas Criminal Defense Lawyer’s Association
žOfficer and Member of Denton County Criminal Defense Lawyer’s Association
žHost of the Denton County Bar Bench Conference 2011
žMember of the Texas State Bar College
žAdmitted to Federal District Courts - Texas Eastern and Texas Northern