Judge Brandy Hallford was sworn in June 2018 and reports the number of cases she adjudicates is as fulfilling as their diversity. County Court #1 hears misdemeanor criminal and civil cases, protective orders for victims of family violence, and other family law matters. CC1 also provides
Advocate News asked both candidates the same questions to help voters with their choices November 6. Answers are printed in the order in which they were returned. Brandy Hallford (R) What prompted you to run for Judge of County Court at Law #1? I wanted to serve my
Having been a Republican Precinct Chair for 12 years, I have met many candidates for Judicial benches in Williamson County. None of them have been as prepared to take on this important job as Warren Oliver Waterman. He has the experience across a broad spectrum
Warren Waterman is an attorney with more than 24 years experience in all cases heard in County Court at Law #1. "There are two tables in every courtroom and I've worked at both of them. I have argued more than 100 trials to verdict from
Warren Oliver Waterman has been practicing law in Texas for 25+ years and is in private practice in Williamson County. Brandy Byrd Hallford has been an attorney in Williamson County for more than 21 years and is currently in private practice in Williamson County. The
Time to Trim the Baloney - Every citizen’s duty is to research and study election candidate information and separate exaggeration from fact. Necessity of performing this duty is strongly supported by Studying court records of County Court at Law 1. Contrary to other information being
Brandy Hallford is running for Judge County Court at Law #1. This court hears family, civil, probate and criminal cases. Hallford believes she is prepared and ready for serve the people as judge because her father taught her that a person has to work in the