Lacey Wynell Gallaway Holloman is a criminal defense attorney in the Midland office of Dunham & Jones and a former Midland County prosecutor. She is Board Certified in Criminal Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. Her practice centers on DWI cases, and she appears in every court in Midland and Ector Counties.Ms. Holloman graduated from Muhlenberg College in 2010 on an academic scholarship and earned her Juris Doctor from South Texas College of Law Houston, also on scholarship. Texas licensed her in 2013.
Ms. Holloman spent more than a decade with the Midland County District Attorney’s Office, leaving in 2024. Her misdemeanor docket there ran between 1,500 and 2,000 cases, and her felony docket after promotion was closer to 200. She has first-chaired more than 50 felony jury trials and taken part in close to 100, including serious and violent felony cases, and she has handled several thousand cases in all.
That background shapes how Ms. Holloman defends a case. She knows how prosecutors weigh evidence, decide charging levels, and prepare for trial, so she reads each file as though it is going to court, whether it ends in negotiation or a verdict. Clients get a realistic assessment of risk and a clear account of where the State’s case is weak.
She practices criminal law because she believes it is some of the most important work an attorney can do, and she enjoys guiding people through the court system.
Ms. Holloman joined Executive Women of Midland in 2026 and serves on the board of Communities in Schools of the Permian Basin.
Lacey Wynell Gallaway Holloman, Attorney at Law
Dunham & Jones, Attorneys at Law, P.C.
310 W Wall St #600
Midland, TX 79701
Midland, TX 79701
432-888-8888
Publications
- Profiled in Muhlenberg Magazine, Spring 2026
Memberships, Honors, and Awards
- Board Certified Criminal Law Specialist by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization
- Executive Women of Midland, 2026
- Board Member, Communities in Schools of the Permian Basin
Past Employment
- Assistant District Attorney, Midland County District Attorney’s Office, through 2024
