Meet Our Staff

Carly Roggy

Carly received her Bachelor of Science degree in Parks and Conservation from Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas. She has a versatile background in legal executive assistance, accounting, project management, biotechnology, research analysis, web design, marketing, outdoor education and bear management.

As the Office Manager, Carly maintains smooth operations and communicates effectively with clients regarding billing.

Carly lives in Denton with her husband and two dogs, Toby and Rooney. In her free time, she enjoys dog training, making pottery and reading on the back porch.

Brandi Watson

Brandi received her Associates degree in Paralegal Studies in 1996 and has worked exclusively in family law since 1998. Prior to joining Lewis, Passons & Darnell in 2020, she worked for several well-respected and well-known DFW family law attorneys.

Brandi uses her considerable multitasking skills by providing detailed support to the attorneys and clients through drafting of documents, maintaining files, scheduling and helping to prepare for mediations, hearings, and trials. She works hands-on with clients through every step of their case from the scheduling of their initial consultation through the conclusion of the case.

Brandi resides in North Texas with her husband and two children.

Christina Gimbel

Christina has worked in the legal field for over 12 years, working almost exclusively in Family Law.  Christina attended school in Fort Worth where she earned her Paralegal Certificate in 2006.

Through her own life experiences and struggles, it has given her a much better understanding of Family Law and an even greater appreciation and compassion for her clients.

Christina was born in Weatherford, Texas and moved to Fort Worth in January of 2008.   During her down time, she enjoys spending time with her baby girl, chasing football around the world with her Husband and hanging out with her friends and family.

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