About Deborah Hooper Attorney At Law

 A graduate of two of the best schools in the country: Brandeis University and Boston College School of Law. She served 8 ½ years on active duty in the U.S. Army JAG Corps, as a criminal trial attorney. Her service included two tours as Senior Defense Counsel at Fort Belvoir, VA and Fort Leonard Wood, MO. Married to a military officer on the move, she continued her law career and is now licensed in Missouri, Florida, Massachusetts, and the District of Columbia (D.C.). Now in private practice, Attorney Hooper has served the legal needs of the Pulaski County community for over 20 years. 
 
”I enjoy the challenges of trial law, where I serve as the “checks and balances” to our legal system. Each case is important me and I will provide the best representation possible. Put my experience and talent to work for you on your legal matter.” 

Earl Hooper (Army LTC retired)

Married to the attorney for over 33 years, they served in the military together with tours in Germany, Fort Leavenworth, Fort Belvoir, and finally Fort Leonard Wood. They now serve their community and clients with the same commitment expected of military officers.  

 “We are a sole practitioner law firm by design. Each client gets to speak with our seasoned attorney and work with our experienced support staff. Our law office is a family working together. We continue to hire only the best in young talent and encourage them to pursue careers in the legal field. Two of our former staff are now licensed attorneys.”   

Ms. Bennett relocated to Fort Leonard Wood with her military husband and two young children. Although a licensed attorney in the Philippines, she could not practice law in the United States. Hired as our legal assistant, Ms. Bennett proved her skills and very quickly was promoted to office paralegal. Two years of on-the-job training in our office and lots of hard work on her own. Ms. Bennett passed the New York Bar exam. Her exceptional score on the Uniform Bar Exam entitles her to practice law in any state that accepts the U.B.E.! Although the military moved her family away from our area, she continues to serve as our remote paralegal part time. She also attends the University of Washington Law School, where she is getting her masters in Immigration Law.