Ellery Mason brings a strong foundation in criminal justice, administrative support, and client service to her role as a Legal Assistant. Her warm yet professional demeanor and ability to manage sensitive and confidential information with care ensures that clients feel supported and understood during some of life’s most challenging times. Ellery’s previous experience in high stakes, people-focused environments has made her skillful at managing competing demands with empathy and professionalism.

Ellery completed her Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice with a minor in Communication at Texas Christian University. She served as an Intern under Judge Don Pierson in Tarrant County where she observed hearings and assisted in supporting civil proceedings. She also has experience as a Customer Service Representative at State Farm Insurance as well as a middle school girl’s camp counselor at Kanakuk Kamps. These experiences sharpened her administrative, organizational, and leadership abilities while allowing her to build her compassionate and client-focused approach.

Ellery was a member of the Pi Beta Phi Sorority during her time at TCU, where she participated in leadership development, Bible studies, and philanthropic initiatives such as the organization’s national literacy campaign “Read, Lead, Achieve”. She has also been a strong member of her church throughout her lifetime, participating in community events, and serving on the worship team as a violinist. Ellery’s family lives out of state, but still love getting together for boating, traveling, scuba diving, and cooking. Her family also has a long-standing tradition of service, volunteering at the food bank or traveling to aid families impacted by natural disasters.

Ellery has a dedication to justice, compassion, and thoughtful service which is evident in every interaction. Driven by her faith, she strives to reflect the values of grace, truth, and love in everything she does. “I am so glad I found Hargrave Family Law, their mission aligns perfectly with my core values,” states Ellery. “Helping support our clients walk through divorce in a way that allows them to keep their dignity and minimizes the stress on the children is very rewarding. Seeing them leave the divorce process feeling hopeful is tremendously fulfilling.”