Tyler R. Mayo
Bio
A Central Texas native, Tyler Mayo graduated from Texas A&M University, before heading west to law school at the Texas Tech University School of Law.
Before and during law school, Tyler was an intern at the Travis County District Attorney’s Office. During his third year of law school, Tyler had the opportunity to work in the Caprock Regional Public Defender Office. In this position, Tyler represented indigent clients accused of crimes throughout many West Texas counties. Upon graduating from law school, Tyler worked as a prosecutor with the Randall County District Attorney’s Office in Canyon, Texas.
After marrying a native Midlander, Tyler moved to the Tall City and worked as both a misdemeanor and felony prosecutor at the Midland County District Attorney’s Office. Tyler was instrumental in the founding of DWI Court as a part of the Midland County Drug Court. Tyler has extensive knowledge of the Drug Court application process and procedures, making him an incredible advocate for assisting his clients with admissions into the program.
In addition to DWI Court, Tyler assisted with the creation of the Environmental Enforcement Unit for violations including illegal dumping and water pollution. These crimes are unique and require knowledge and expertise of the law that most attorneys do not have. Tyler understands how the environmental investigations are conducted and uses this knowledge to benefit and effectively represent his clients.
Showing his commitment to Midland, Tyler is also actively involved as a board member of the Midland Teen Court and the Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas Advisory Board.
Whether it’s a Class C Misdemeanor or a First Degree Felony, Tyler is a zealous advocate for his clients.
EDUCATION
Texas Tech University Law School
- Juris Doctor (JD) – 2014
Texas A&M University
- Bachelor of Arts in History/Business (BA) - 2011 - Cum Laude
BAR ADMISSIONS
- State Bar of Texas - 2015
- Northern District of Texas - 2016
- Western District of Texas - 2021
Real Results
We Have the Experience You Can Count On
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Possession of a Controlled Substance in Penalty Group 1
State of Texas v. I.W. | Motion to Suppress Evidence from Illegal Search Granted by Judge | 385th District Court – Midland County, TX
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Stalking
State of Texas v. B.M. | Guilty of lesser charge of misdemeanor harassment | 238th District Court- Midland County
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Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon
State of Texas v. A.T. | Prepared and submitted packet including affidavit of non-prosecution | 238th District Court- Midland County
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Intentional Discharge - Water Pollution
State of Texas v. E.E. | Prepared and Submitted Defense Packet Detailing Client’s Innocence | 142nd District Court – Midland County, TX
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Racing Causing Death
State of Texas v. M.P. | Client Placed on Deferred Probation | 118th District Court – Howard County, TX
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Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon
State of Texas v. N.M. | Attorney prepared packet to prosecutor showing self-defense | 142nd District Court – Midland County, TX
