Walters Gilbreath, PLLC represents clients in cases involving various family law issues. These include contested divorce matters with complex property, high-asset property division, and property characterization. We also specialize in child custody possession and parental alienation. Additionally, our firm has extensive experience with private and jury trials. For years, our award-winning attorneys have advocated for the rights of families and individuals in Houston and other jurisdictions around Texas.
Walters Gilbreath, PLLC covers Harris County, Montgomery County, Fort Bend County, Brazoria County and all other surrounding counties.
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Under the leadership of Brian Walters and Jake Gilbreath, Walters Gilbreath, PLLC has developed into a client-focused, results-driven family law firm with a history of success in the courtroom. We will advocate for you and your family as if they were our own.
Our team consists of individuals with various skill sets, backgrounds, and levels of expertise. Our hourly rates vary, but our dedication to each case, whether divorce or child custody, remains constant. When contacting our office, we prioritize pairing you with an attorney that meets your legal needs and resources. Explore our profiles below or schedule a consultation now.
An initial consultation is a time for you and a managing partner at our firm to get to know one another and discuss your case. A consultation is your opportunity to learn about the process and discuss a strategy related to your specific situation. You will also have the opportunity to discuss or address:
At Walters Gilbreath, PLLC we believe in fair fees and efficiency. Check out our Attorney Fees and Billing page for a breakdown of how our billing works and what to expect when hiring our team.
Courts allocate a variety of rights and duties between the parents. What most people mean when they refer to ‘custody’ is the right to designate the primary residence of the child. The amount of time each parent spends with the child and what the schedule looks like is called ‘Possession and Access’. The right to make medical, educational, and other decisions, and how other decisions are made on behalf of the child is called conservatorship. Lastly, one parent will collect child support from the other parent.
Jury trials are the most complex type of hearings in civil court, and if you want an experienced attorney to represent you, it may seem like an expensive endeavor. However, having someone experienced in jury trials will save you money because they are more efficient and effective in their preparation than most. Think of it this way, would you rather have a low-cost surgeon with a spotty track record, or an appropriately-priced, highly-recommended surgeon? In the long run, If you opt for the discounted surgeon, you’re likely going to spend more time, money, and energy trying to correct their mistakes than you would if you hired the more highly-regarded surgeon. Secure your future. Hire an attorney that understands every detail of your case and how to use them in court.
A Retainer Fee is a deposit paid by a new client at the time they hire our firm. A client is required to keep refreshing that deposit so that there is always a positive balance. Once the case is completed, the balance is refunded to the client. Learn more about how retainer fees are collected in our blog.
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