Trusted local attorneys Kristen J. Ishihara and Christopher A. Parker are privileged to assist you and your family with all your estate planning and elder law needs.
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Kristen J. Ishihara has been a practicing attorney inLongview, Texas since 2006.
She graduated from Baylor Law School with honors and lives in Longview with herhusband Richard and two children, Lucas & Brianna. They are active membersof Motion
Church.
Kristen was elected Mayor of the City of Longviewin 2024.
She is a founding member of the East Texas Alzheimer’s Alliance, Longview PAWS, the Longview Community Foundation and the Greater Longview Estate Planning Council.She is a past President of the Junior League of Longview, the Zonta Club of Longview and the Gregg County Bar Association.
Kristen also has the following certifications and accreditations:
Chris is an elder law attorney, a member of the National Association of Elder Law attorneys, and licensed to practice in Texas.
Chris is married to Danieli Parker who is Director of Innovation and Instructional Technology for Hallsville ISD. They have three children Jacob, Audrey, and Jackson.
Chris is a former felony prosecutor in Gregg County where he represented the victims of the community for over a decade. He prosecuted hundreds of cases and represented many of the most vulnerable members of our community.
Chris and his family attend service at Motion Church. Chris and his family are involved in local soccer, rugby and wrestling leagues. Chris serves on the Adult Protective Services, Community Connections, and Alzheimer’s Alliance board for our community.
Chris is an associate attorney at Ishihara and Parker handling all aspects of Estate Planning, Probate and Elder Law. He has been licensed to practice in Texas since 2008.
Since 2014, Chris has volunteered as the head rugby coach at Letourneau University for both the Men’s and Women’s teams. In 2025 and 2026 he helped lead the LeTourneau Women to Washington D.C. to compete for a National Title.
Chris is a former Felony Chief Prosecutor and First Assistant Criminal District Attorney where he represented the State of Texas, victims of the community, and sought justice in thousands of cases. He was also a Special Assistant United States Attorney where he represented the Federal Government against local criminal defendants.
In addition to coaching rugby, Chris volunteers as the teaching attorney for Teen Court. He is a past President of the Board for Teen Court and Gregg County Community Partners.





