Kacey Stevens is a shareholder with Baker, Brown, Thompson & Stevens, P.C. in Lubbock who has been practicing transactional law for the past 24 years. Her experience includes estate planning & probate, trusts, federal estate and gift taxation, small business & business formation and non-profit law. She is a member of the American Bar Association’s Real Property, Trust and Estate Law Section and of the State Bar of Texas Real Estate, Probate, and Trust Law Section.

Kacey is a Red Raider through and through as a graduate of Texas Tech School of Law (’00) and of Texas Tech University Davis College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources (’97). She is the proud daughter of a Texas farmer, having grown up the youngest of 3 children on a cotton farm near Turkey, Texas, and is a strong advocate for small business owners and farmers and ranchers.

Kacey previously served as the grants administrator for The J.T. and Margaret Talkington Charitable Foundation. She is passionate about local community service and giving back where you are planted. She and her family have spent their time volunteering with the South Plains Food Bank, St. Benedict’s Chapel, and Talkington School for Young Women Leaders, among others. Kacey has served on the Ambassador’s Council for Buckner Children’s Homes of Lubbock, as an advisory council member for Talkington School for Young Women Leaders, and on the Board of Directors for the Wesley Foundation at Texas Tech.

Kacey met her husband Dallas at the Texas Tech Wesley Foundation and they have been married for 26 years.  Dallas serves as worship pastor at The Way LBK, a campus of St. Luke’s Global Methodist Church.  Together they have 3 children  – her oldest daughter is a graduate of the University of North Texas and is in her first years of teaching in Denton ISD, her son is currently attending Texas Tech University,  and her youngest daughter is a student in Frenship ISD.