Ms. Kelly Prather is an attorney and mediator with over twenty-five years of experience representing individuals and small businesses. She is Board Certified in Civil Trial Law, a distinction achieved by less than one percent of Texas attorneys. With extensive trial experience in a wide variety of civil suits, she brings both expertise and a dash of flair to her practice.

A nostalgic Houston Oilers fan, Ms. Prather enjoys cooking, baking, tackling easy crossword puzzles, and spinning at Ride in the Heights. 

Ms. Prather shares her life with her one husband, Mike, their one son, Parker, and their two dogs, Daisy and Billie Joe. They reside in the charming Timbergrove neighborhood of Houston.

Ms. Prather's academic journey began with a strong emphasis on Barbies at Hailey Elementary in The Woodlands, where she graduated in 1981. She continued her education at Wilkerson Intermediate in 1983, developing a passion for fashion namely Gloria Vanderbilt and Calvin Klein jeans, and at Knox Junior High in 1985, gaining extensive experience in stressful social situations. She perfected an integrated multimodule approach to academics and a touch of aberrant conduct at McCullough High School, graduating in 1989.

She went on to receive a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Texas in 1993 and a Juris Doctorate degree from the University of Houston Law Center in 1996. That same year, she was admitted to the State Bar of Texas.

Ms. Prather began her career working for John M. O’Quinn, one of the most successful and famous trial attorneys in the nation. After three years with O’Quinn, she joined Mike Engelhart in his law practice, where they enjoyed thirteen successful years as Engelhart and Greenwood, L.L.P. In 2009, when Mike Engelhart was elected judge of the 151st State District Court, Ms. Prather continued her practice as a solo practitioner, bringing her signature blend of professionalism and personality to every case.