A “naturalized” Texan raised in Spring, Texas and a proud graduate of University of Texas Law School, David Oliver devoted his first 13 years as a licensed Texas attorney to active duty service in the United States Marine Corps. Highlighting a distinguished military career, he earned a Masters in Military Law, and served with distinction as a military judge. Particularly noteworthy is the fact that while serving as a military judge, David deployed to Iraq and presided over numerous military courts-martial in improvised courtrooms throughout the combat theater.

In 2009, as a decorated U.S. Marine Corps Lieutenant Colonel, David elected to leave government service to pursue a dream, to return to Texas and the practice of law. For the past six years, David has devoted himself to a successful private law practice, serving the legal needs of both institutions and individuals with highly successful results.

Serving as the Managing Attorney of The Fowler Law Firm’s Williamson County office since 2014, David continues to build his broad civil law practice, which includes business litigation, probate and guardianship litigation, estate planning, and family law.

Continuing his commitment to leadership and public service, David is active in a variety of community- and church-related service projects. He actively serves at First Baptist Church Georgetown where he and his family are members. He currently serves as the President of the Williamson County Bar Association and the Secretary of the Board of Directors, Georgetown Chamber of Commerce.

David is also a devoted husband, married for a quarter-century to the great love of his life, Mary Beth Oliver, and is the very proud father of two adult daughters.

Education

J.D., University of Texas School of Law

Bar Memberships/Licenses

State Bar of Texas

Admitted to practice in U.S. District Court, Western District of Texas

Admitted to practice in U.S. District Court, Southern District of Texas