Ethan Scroggins - Austin, TX

Ethan focuses his practice on achieving practical, results-driven solutions for families, emphasizing preparation, clear communication, and a tailored strategy. He strives to reach settlements when possible, while remaining fully prepared to litigate when necessary. Clients value his steady demeanor, problem-solving ability, and commitment to guiding them through difficult transitions with professionalism and care.

Before joining Bollier Ciccone Stinson LLP, Ethan practiced at a boutique family law firm in Dallas known for aggressively pursuing cases and fighting for clients in the courtroom. In that role, he represented clients in divorces, premarital agreements, modifications, enforcements, and custody disputes, and appeared at temporary orders hearings, protective order hearings, mediations, depositions, and final trials. His courtroom experience—combined with his analytical mindset and detail-oriented approach—provides a strong foundation for thoughtful strategy development and effective client advocacy.

Ethan earned his J.D. in 2023 from Baylor University School of Law, an institution known for producing hardworking and courtroom-ready lawyers. During his time at Baylor Law, he was a member of the Baylor Barrister Society, competed on multiple mock trial teams, was a semifinalist in the Trials and Tribulations Mock Trial Competition, and was recognized on the Dean’s List. Prior to law school, Ethan graduated summa cum laude from Barrett, The Honors College at Arizona State University, with a Bachelor of Science in Business Data Analytics, earning the New American University Scholar – President’s Award.

Ethan is dedicated to serving families both inside and outside the courtroom. He has volunteered as a Crisis Counselor with the Crisis Text Line and is a member of the Tarrant County Family Law Bar Association.

Before joining Bollier Ciccone Stinson LLP, Ethan practiced family law at a boutique firm in Dallas, where he represented clients in divorces, custody matters, modifications, and other family law disputes. Prior to that role, he developed strong litigation and advocacy skills as a law clerk and through his internship with the Bexar County Criminal District Attorney’s Office. These experiences provided him with a solid foundation in courtroom preparation, strategy, and client-focused advocacy.