The Law Office of Bob Angel

07/29/2025

James R. “Bob” Angel, a lifelong Waco native, graduated from Richfield High School in 1983. After graduating from Baylor University, he taught science at La

05/22/2023

The office will be closed from Wednesday May 24th, through Thursday, June 1st. We will return all calls and emails on Friday, June 2nd upon return to the office.

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04/26/2023

John is waiting on you!

Please give us a call if you need some extra care with your family law needs.

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03/31/2023

Bob Angel Law is a proud sponsor of The Jackals! ❤️

03/29/2023

We will be on Spring Break vacation until April 15th. John says DO NOT get in a bind until we get back, but if you do, please text 254-651-9561 instead of calling.

Allanna will get back with you as soon as she can.

Happy Spring everyone! 🌺

03/02/2023

Good morning!

We want to share our love for the outdoors and Spring with you. Like and comment on this Law Office of Bob Angel post and let us know how you are doing.

I will pick a winner next week for this brand new 2L water backpack. I use the same one except in green. ♥️

02/28/2023

Welcome to the Safe Exchange Zone located in our Public Safety Department parking lot (920 Estates Dr). This is an area that is under 24-hour surveillance and gives residents and commuters a safe place to purchase or exchange property. We have always had this available, however we would like to once again publicize it for all to utilize. This is even a great place for custody exchanges.

02/24/2023

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The Arcane Texas Fact of the Day:

Construction of the 134-foot tall Ellis County courthouse in Waxahachie, Texas, required two million bricks, 160 railroad car loads of Texas granite, 100 railroad car loads of Pecos red sandstone (used in trimming the building), and 14 carloads of iron. It was the crowing glory of architect James Riely Gordon, who designed 18 Texas courthouses, 12 of which still stand.

12/19/2022

We will be closed for the holidays December 21-January 3, 2023, for the holidays and end of year processing.

We appreciate the opportunity to serve you and wish you a prosperous New Year!

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11/11/2022

Bob Angel Law will be closed November 21-25 for the Thanksgiving holiday.

We hope you enjoy this time to spend with your family and friends.

We will return to the office on November 28th at 9:00 am.

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08/30/2022

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Texas’ Historic County Courthouses shine with grandiosity and ambition. Often politically controversial because of their expense, courthouse projects in the 19th and early 20th centuries lasted years as counties selected architects and builders, quarried and imported materials, then painstakingly ...

08/02/2022

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J. Riely Gordon designed the McLennan County Courthouse in Classical Revival style with Beaux Arts influences. The lengthy stair emphasizes a dramatic façade with colonnaded front entrance. Atop the dome stands a statue of Themis, Greek goddess of justice.

This 1902 building in Waco is the county’s fourth courthouse. The first, a two-story log structure from 1851, was quickly outgrown; the second had structural flaws, and the third was outgrown again.

During the prosperous years at the turn of the 20th century, county commissioners proposed a $250,000 bond for a new courthouse, which the electorate passed. The building’s granite cornerstone is proudly inscribed, “Built by the taxpayers of McLennan County.”

The courthouse is a State Antiquities Landmark and is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.

📷: The Lyda Hill Texas Collection of Photographs in Carol M. Highsmith's America Project, The Library of Congress , Prints and Photographs Division