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Criminal Defense Attorneys in Ellis County

About Roeder Witt, PLLC

 

At Roeder Witt, we defend citizens facing criminal charges in Ellis County—and we do it with an advantage most defense firms can't offer: we've spent significant time on the other side.


Both of our attorneys built their careers as prosecutors in the Ellis County and District Attorney's Office. We tried the cases, made the charging decisions, and learned exactly how the state assembles its evidence, shapes its narrative, and presents to a jury. That insider knowledge now works entirely for you. When you know how a case is built, you know where it can be taken apart.

Local knowledge that actually matters

Criminal cases aren't decided in the abstract—they're decided in specific courtrooms, in front of specific judges, across the aisle from specific prosecutors. We've spent our entire careers in the Ellis County courts. We know the judges, the procedures, and the people who will handle your case. In criminal defense, that local insight isn't a bonus. It's everything.

Experience on every level of the system

Between us, we've handled cases from first appearance through final verdict and appeal—misdemeanors and felonies, trial work and post-conviction review, district court and beyond. Sherry Roeder spent nearly a decade as an Ellis County prosecutor, rising from traffic tickets to Misdemeanor Chief, where she oversaw an entire division, supervised attorneys, and made charging decisions and finally to the Felony Court Chief of the 504th District Court. Kayce Witt served as a felony prosecutor in the 443rd District Court, building serious criminal cases on the front lines, with additional experience on the defense side and in the federal courts. Together, we bring a complete picture of the system that few attorneys ever get.

In your corner now

A criminal charge can affect your job, your family, and your future. We understand what's at stake, and we bring the credibility of former prosecutors and the intensity of seasoned advocates to every case we take. If you're facing criminal charges in Ellis County, we're ready to fight for you.

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About Roeder Witt, PLLC

Kayce Witt

Kayce spent years as a felony prosecutor in Ellis County — building the exact kind of cases you're now facing. She knows how the State of Texas thinks, how it builds its case, and where it can be taken apart. Now she uses that knowledge to fight for you.


Before joining the DA's Office, Kayce also worked on the defense side and in the federal courts — giving her a complete picture of the system that most attorneys never get. Whether you're facing a felony charge or fighting a conviction on appeal, she has been on both sides of that fight.

Kayce is a competitor by nature — she was a Division I collegiate softball player — and she brings that same intensity to the courtroom.


 

Credentials

• Felony Prosecutor, Ellis County (2022-2026)

• Misdemeanor Prosecutor, Ellis County (2021-2022)

• Appellate Division Intern, Washtenaw County Prosecutor's Office (2019-2020)

• Judicial Intern, U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Michigan (2019)

• J.D., cum laude — Wayne State University Law School (2020)

• B.S. Sociology — University of Utah (2016)

• University of Utah Softball Team (2012-2016)

• Licensed, State Bar of Texas (2020)

Sherry Roeder

Sherry spent nearly a decade as a prosecutor in Ellis County — and she didn't just try cases. She ran them. As Misdemeanor Chief, she oversaw an entire division, made charging decisions, and managed attorneys. She knows how prosecutors think at every level, from first appearance to final verdict.


That experience is now entirely in your corner. Sherry knows the Ellis County courts, the judges, and the people across the aisle — and she uses every bit of that insight to build the strongest possible defense for her clients.


If you're facing criminal charges in Ellis County, local knowledge isn't a bonus — it's everything. Sherry has it.


Credentials

• Felony Prosecutor, Ellis County (2021–2026)

    • Felony Court Chief of the 504th District Court, Ellis County (February 2026 - June 2026)

• Misdemeanor Chief, Ellis County DA's Office (2019–2021)

• Misdemeanor Prosecutor, Ellis County (2018–2019)

• J.D., cum laude — University of North Texas at Dallas College of Law (2017)

• Licensed, State Bar of Texas (2018)

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