Charles H. Boyce III

Growing up as the oldest of four children, Charles learned early what it meant to set the tone for the people around him. He always wanted to be a strong example for his siblings, and that sense of responsibility helped shape the discipline, steadiness, and accountability he brings into his work today.

Charles was also a local tennis standout, and the demands of high-level competition became a major part of his development. That competitive background eventually helped guide him toward law. The same traits that matter in high-level athletics—preparation, composure under pressure, adaptability, and follow-through—translate naturally into advocacy, where results depend on both discipline and performance when the stakes are real.

Charles continued his education and athletic development at Loyola Marymount University, where he completed both a Bachelor of Arts and a Master of Arts in Education as a collegiate athlete. After collegiate athletics, he played professionally for a period, an experience that strengthened his resilience, consistency, and mental toughness.

He later earned his Juris Doctor from Thurgood Marshall School of Law and is licensed to practice in Texas. His background as a former student-athlete and professional athlete shapes the way he prepares and handles cases.