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“Estate planning and elder law chose me.”. That is my response when asked why I chose… a legal career in estate planning and elder law.. Although witty in my remarks, I have lived the majority of my life in an estate planning centric environment. Having lost my father at an early age when he died onboard the Challenger Space Shuttle during the explosion of 1986, then, later in life, becoming the (temporary) caretaker of mymother when she had to undergo an emergency craniotomy brain surgery, I have experienced first hand many of the matters involved with planning for incapacity and death. I understand the choices that families must make, the questions that arise and the great impact that proper planning or lack of planning can have on individuals and their loved ones. As a result, I have made it my life’s mission to turn my tragedy into triumph by using my experiences and insights to help individuals and families create and maintain a life of security and prosperity that will last for generations.. I am the Founder and Principal of the McNair Law Group, PLLC. I  practice exclusively in the areas of estate planning, elder law, and asset protection including: Wills and Trusts, Medicaid / Long-Term Care Planning, Special Needs Planning, and Probate and Trust Administration.. I excel at guiding her clients through the complicated and often confusing process of creating plans, which encompass balancing family protection, preserving wealth, and reflecting cherished family values.  My considerable legal proficiency includes, family protection, nursing home asset protection, wealth preservation, values-based planning, as well as planning strategies for unmarried couples, same-sex couples, divorced individuals, and persons with disabilities.  Whether you are married or single, with a traditional family or blended one, just starting out or looking back on a life well-lived, I will help you craft a plan that achieves your goals for yourself and your loved ones today and for generations to come.. I am a member of Lawyers With Purpose, a national organization committed to promoting the highest standards of excellence in the estate planning and elder law profession. In addition, I am a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NALEA), Wealth Counsel and Elder Counsel. And, I am admitted to the State Bar of Texas, State Bar of Georgia, and the District of Columbia Bar.. I completed my undergraduate work at Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia, with a major in Psychology. I earned a Juris Doctor from Howard University School of Law in Washington, DC. In addition, I earned an advanced law degree, Master of Laws (LL.M), from Georgetown University Law Center in Washington, DC, with a concentration in Taxation and a certificate in Estate Planning.. Outside of the office, I enjoy a wide variety of activities including: traveling the world and experiencing different cultures, indulging in the arts such as the symphony, the ballet, and live concert performances, spending time with family and friends, and giving back to the community through charitable giving and volunteer work.

Zach holds a B.A. from Texas A&M University and received his J.D. from Thurgood Marshall School of law. Zach was also a police of officer for the city of Bryan, Texas. As a law enforcement officer he performed numerous arrests, and filed investigations from narcotics, assaults, and other crimes. His experience in the field as a patrol officer has been invaluable in helping clients wrongly accused. His unique perspective offers a real look at what an offense report means as opposed to what it states. After law school Zach became an Assistant District Attorney for the 81st District Court. This district covered five Texas counties. In this rural setting Zach’s duties covered every aspect of a felony case from intake, to grand jury, indictment, pretrial, trial and appeal. With only 5 attorneys to represent such a large area the caseload covered everything a felony prosecutor would ever face.. A short stint with a civil firm in Alvin, Texas gave Zach the tools and knowledge to have a successful civil practice. Eventually, he decided that his main interest, knowledge and experience was in criminal defense. After a couple of years of a successful general practice, Zach was retained on a case and invited the expertise of his colleague Calvin Parks. Preparing and trying that case together lead to the formal creation of Maloney and Parks, L.L.P. in January 2007. With the creation of the partnership, Maloney and Parks, LLP is able to expand their criminal and civil practice beyond Galveston and is better able to serve their clients.

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Licensed to practice law in Illinois (since 2014) and Texas (since 2020).

Keith A. Gross. I have been practicing law since 2001.  I handle family law cases, including divorce and child custody.  I also do criminal defense, from misdemeanors to felonies.  I can help you with contracts and wills.  I also work on personal injury cases. Please call with any questions.  I am here to help.  My office is located in League City, but I work in Harris, Galveston and Brazoria Counties.

In 1994 after a successful career as a prosecutor, Mr. Nelson opened the doors to a different type of law practice. Mr. Nelson wanted to build a unique law firm that was more concerned with a client's well being than the fee the client was generating. Well being does not always just mean getting the client a good deal. Well being means helping the client understand the process, well being means explaining all the obstacles that the client faces, and most of all well being means assuring the client that you are doing all that you possibly to get the client a satisfactory outcome. Tad Nelson has created a unique law firm that provides the client with big city experience and a small town feel. How can you tell if a lawyer is concerned about your case more than their bottom-line? When you sit down and talk with them about your case, always note what percentage of the conversation is about the fee you need to pay them. You also look to see what they do outside the office. Are they involved in their community? Do they donate their time and money to make their community a better place to live? Do they do things that help those less fortunate than himself? The reality is; if a lawyer does not care enough about the community he lives in he probably will take the same approach with his clients.

Ian Michael Kuecker is a native Texan who provides his clients with insightful and accurate information, a vigorous work ethic, and compassionate represention.

I have lived in the United States for about 9 years.  I moved here from England.  Working within the legal system over here has been amazing and it truly is a privilege to be able to help such a diverse population.  I have a strong interest in learning about new cultures and ideas.  Houston has been the perfect place to indulge that interest both professionally and personally.

I have been practicing as an attorney since 1995 when I passed the bar exam in the State of California. Since 1995 I have also passed the bar exams in Alaska, Texas, and Missouri.  My goal is to always provide outstanding service to my clients. Within the past 2 years my litigation has centered around lawsuits against social workers and police officers who violate the consitutional rights of individuals under the 4th, 5th, and 14th amendments. I also defend individuals on criminal complaints. I currently am involved in litigation in Texas, California, and Alaska pertaining to civil rights violations. I work with associate counsel Hector Tamayo, Esq. in California whose practice centers around criminal defense and civil rights.

I have argued a case in front of the Texas Supreme Court. I recently won a case affecting DWI cases across the State in front of the Court of Criminal Appeals. I’ve handled literally hundreds of criminal cases. I trust juries. I go into every case my firm takes on assuming we will have to try the case to a jury. This preparation very frequently leads to dismissal of the case. I have tried over 60 jury trials, with the vast majority leading to a not guilty verdict for my client. In 2017, I tried 17 jury trials, leading to 13 verdicts of not guilty or the case ending in a mistrial due to errors on behalf of the State. It will be difficult to find an attorney more driven or dedicated to their clients. When I'm not in court, you will frequently find me fishing, boating, and spending time with friends and family in the Galveston area.

I am an Air Force veteran who has been practicing law for 19 years.  I started my law career as a prosecutor, speaking for victims.  Wanting to broaden my practice, I went into private practice representing individuals and companys with regards to Employment Law and Personal Injury litigation.  It is a true honor to have someone trust you as their voice in a courtroom and at trial.

During law school and for one year after obtaining my law license, I worked for a small law firm.  One year later, I began my 10 year career as an Assistant District Attorney.  I've been practicing criminal defense for 9 years.

Born in West Monroe, Louisiana and raised in Bossier City, Louisiana, Michelle was educated at Parkway High School in Bossier City, where she graduated in 1987. She went on to attend Kansas State University, where she received a BA in English in 1997. While at KSU, she was active in Student Government and a member of the Golden Key National Honor Society. She was also honored in the Who's Who Among Colleges and Universities. In 2000, Michelle served as a judicial intern under Justice Tim Taft at the First Circuit Court of Appeals. She was also a member of the Phi Alpha Delta law fraternity. She attended Texas Southern University's Thurgood Marshall School of Law, where she graduated cum laude in 2001.. Michelle is currently a member of the Texas State Bar, the Galveston County Bar Association, the Galveston County Family Law Bar Association, the Galveston County Mediator's Association, the Texas State Bar College, and the Texas Pro Bono College. Michelle is also a Civil and Family Mediator and serves as a court appointed CPS attorney when needed. In the community setting, Michelle is an active member of LifePoint Church. Married to Clayton Kilgore, they have four children between them, three boys and one girl between the ages of 21 and 33, and eight grandchildren. Michelle's own personal tragedies fueled her desire to become an attorney and help families avoid the mistakes that she saw firsthand- mistakes which could have been avoided with proper planning. With a rise in the number of incidents of stroke and other ailments that render one incapable of making their own decisions, Michelle realized that planning for incapacity was just as important as planning for disposing of one's property upon death. Having gone through a divorce of her own, Michelle also saw a deep need for parties facing divorce to learn to co-parent effectively and get through the trauma of divorce without bitterness and hostility. Her personal experiences have made her more approachable, more sympathetic, and more dedicated to improving the quality of life for as many people as she can. Her faith in God gives her a unique perspective and ability to zealously advocate for her clients while utilizing alternative dispute resolution methods that reduce stress and mitigate the financial ramifications of litigation.. In her time off, Michelle enjoys spending time with her family, writing poetry, journaling, sailing, reading, watching movies, and having huge family and friend get-togethers.. Michelle was recently named as one of Houston's Top Lawyers 2013 by Houstonia Magazine/Avvo, an honor she is humbled and honored to receive.

Attorney Ryan Zapalac at Zapalac Law Firm provides valuable advice and legal support to tenants and landlords all across Texas (residential or commercial), with cost-efficient consultations available to ensure that a legal opinion and advice can be received at a reasonable price. As leasing rights in Texas can be difficult to navigate and the costs of mistake or ignorance of the law can be devastating, an honest professional opinion on your matter can be invaluable, being that ounce of prevention that is worth a pound of cure.. Zapalac Law Firm also offers legal services for real estate, working closely with realtors, buyers, and sellers in real estate purchase transactions. Our real estate practice focuses primarily on the drafting of purchase agreements and real estate closing documents, as well as the drafting and recording of deeds to ensure your property is legally transferred in the manner you desire.. We also provide estate planning services for clients all over Texas (and probate services in the Austin or Houston areas). For new estate planning or probate clients, we offer free 30-minute consultations. For those who want review of estate documents (a Will, trust, etc.) or advice on how to administer a current estate, we offer consultations at reasonable cost, where Attorney Zapalac reviews documents and provides his analysis and recommended next steps to achieve your goals.

Anthony started The Law Office of Anthony Ray Smith after his previous position as a Felony Prosecutor at the Galveston County District Attorney's Office. Anthony now focuses on representing individuals charged with criminal offenses and dealing with difficult legal issues in the cities of Houston and Galveston, and surrounding areas.. Anthony has experience with all types of criminal cases and the endless amounts of contests they may bring. These contested matters include trials, suppression hearings, bond reductions, appeals, expungements, non-disclosures, probation matters, revocation hearings, etc. Prior to becoming a criminal attorney, Anthony worked at a globally leading legal service provider where he worked with Fortune 500 clients and their Legal Departments on numerous agreement drafting and negotiation matters.. Anthony is committed to providing exceptional and effective representation when working towards the greatest potential outcome regardless of the situation.

After graduating from South Texas College of Law, Houston, establishing myself as a "hometown" attorney became an important goal of mine. Being born and raised in southwest Houston, I've got a heavy heart for my H-TOWN community.  I soon after joined the Houston Volunteer Lawyer's Association to take on pro bono cases for criminal record cleaning, probate cases, and more. I currently work full time in the oil and gas industry working with contracts, however I am a part time attorney growing my practice in primarily Estate Planning. I have a beautiful daughter who advises people her mom is a "Law-your" and I hope to make her proud everyday and build her dreams to be bigger than mine ever could be. I am also happily married to a supportive comical husband who brings me laughter after every stressful day of my career.  At the end of the day, my goals are to make sure "you" are in the right hands to assist with your needs, whatever they may be. Please contact me for "any" and all of your legal needs, or to simply discuss how we can contribute to BAYOU CITY! #LETSGOASTROS #LETSGOTEXANS #LETSGOROCKETS.