ATTORNEY PROFILE
Education
Natalie Cobb Koehler is a 1999 graduate of Texas A&M University and a 2002 graduate of South Texas College of Law in Houston, Texas. She is the current elected Bosque County Attorney, prosecuting all misdemeanors, juvenile matters, Child Protective Services cases and Protective Orders for victims of domestic violence. She has held this office since 2009.
While in law school Natalie was an active member of the South Texas Law Review and a participant in the school’s nationally recognized moot court program. Throughout her time with the program Natalie received both national and state awards for Best Speaker, Top Team, and Best Brief.
Accolades and Statewide Service
Chair of the Board, Texas A&M Student Gov’t Association Former Students Network
Council Member, Texas Farm + Ranch Lands Conservation Council appointed by Governor Greg Abbott
Board Member, Texas Bar Foundation
Board Member, Texas Association of Counties
Committee Member, National Association of Counties Rural and Agricultural Affairs Committee
Board Member, Texas District and County Attorney’s Association
Board Member, Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Alumni Advisory Council
Alumni and Former Executive Committee Member, Texas Lyceum
Ten Best Under 40, Family Law Attorney
Texas Super Lawyers Rising Star in Family Law by Texas Monthly
Past President (2011-2012), Texas Young Lawyers Association
Member Served, State Bar of Texas Board of Directors
Member Served, Texas Bar College Board of Directors
Member Served, Dispute Resolution Center-Waco Board of Directors
Member Served, Central Texas Youth Fair Association Board of Directors
Member Served, Bacon Bash Texas Board of Directors
Member Served, Texas FFA Association Board of Directors
Past Chair, Texas Crime Victim’s Committee
Past President, Bosque County Republican Club
Former Chair, District 8 State Bar of Texas Grievance Committee (two terms)
Buck Weirus Spirit Award, Texas A&M University
Outstanding Female Graduate, South Texas College of Law
2012 Outstanding Young Alumni Award, South Texas College of Law
Community and Family
In addition to her statewide involvement, Natalie is very active in her local community with the Central Texas Youth Fair, Cranfills Gap Septemberfest and the Bosque County 4-H and FFA. She is also a current member of the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo “Vine 2 Wine Committee” and a sponsor of the Calf Scramble. In her spare time Natalie enjoys traveling, cooking and volunteering at Camp John Marc, a camp for special needs children. She is proud to be very involved in her children’s activities, especially helping them show livestock and compete in equestrian and rodeo events. Natalie is also the founder of “Spirit Christian Girls’ Retreat”, an annual retreat held in Clifton, Texas.
She and her husband, Blake, reside on the family ranch in Cranfills Gap. They are members of the First Baptist Church and lead classes at Gap Youth Connection on Wednesday nights.