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The first job is understanding the legal issue, the deadline, and what needs to be protected.
About Ted Smith Law Group
Ted Smith opened his Killeen practice after serving as an active-duty JAG legal assistance officer with III Corps at Fort Hood. The firm still carries that local, service-oriented foundation into disability, estate planning, probate, and injury matters.

Firm story
In 1976, after serving as an active-duty JAG legal assistance officer with III Corps at Fort Hood, Ted Smith opened his law practice in Central Texas. Since then, the team has served the Killeen and Fort Hood area with the knowledge, work ethic, and professionalism local families rely on.
It is not about us, it is about you. When legal problems touch your health, home, family, or future, the firm's job is clear guidance, careful preparation, and a direct next step from someone who knows the local courts, agencies, and communities.


Ted Smith
Ted Smith was an active-duty JAG legal assistance officer with III Corps at Fort Hood before opening his private practice in Killeen in 1976.
Since then, he has served Bell, Coryell, and Lampasas Counties and represented thousands of Central Texans through disability, estate, probate, injury, and civil matters.
Behind Ted, daily client work is supported by a hands-on office team that coordinates intake, documents, deadlines, and client communication.
Firm principles
The firm’s reputation comes from steady legal work, clear communication, and a long record serving Central Texas clients.
The first job is understanding the legal issue, the deadline, and what needs to be protected.
Clients should know the next step, whether the matter is disability, estate planning, probate, or injury-related.
Records, documents, filings, and hearing details matter. Preparation is part of the service.
The firm's history is rooted in Killeen, Fort Hood, and the Central Texas communities it serves.
Call or text the Killeen office and the team will get back to you, usually within one business day.
Contacting the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship.