Marisol Granados is a Houston-based attorney whose legal career spans courtrooms, federal chambers, and community leadership, all before ever holding a law degree. With a background rooted in litigation support, judicial internships, and bilingual client advocacy, she brings both rigorous legal preparation and a deeply human understanding of the law to every matter she pursues. As a former moot court and mock trial advocate she is committed to excellent legal representation.
A native Houstonian, Marisol graduated from the University of St. Thomas Houston where she competed on her university’s varsity mock trial team and earned an All-Region Attorney, All-Nation Witness, and Outstanding Witness distinction.
After undergrad, she went on to attend South Texas College of Law (STCL). During law school, Marisol interned for two federal magistrate judges in the Southern District of Texas where she gained hands-on experience drafting legal work product. As a judicial intern, Marisol helped draft a Memorandum and Order that was later affirmed by the Fifth Circuit on appeal.
During law school, Marisol was heavily involved in extra-curricular activities. As Chapter Founder of the Lawtina Network at STCL, she built a community dedicated to uplifting Latina lawyers, and as Vice President of the Student Bar Association, she led the school’s annual campaign and fundraised $24,000 for ABC13’s Share Your Holidays Event.
South Texas College of Law Houston, Juris Doctor
Student Bar Association, Vice President
Lawtina Network, Chapter Founder and President
Journal of International Economic Law, member
University of St. Thomas Houston, Bachelor of Arts in Political Science & Pre-Law