Family Attorneys and Family Lawyers

Houston divorce attorney John K. Grubb assists clients with all aspects of a divorce, including grounds for divorce, property division, custody, child custody, alimony, child support, child visitation, and family violence.

Houston prenuptial agreement attorney John K. Grubb helps couples about to marry with marriage planning. This includes explaining reasons for premarital agreements and prenuptial agreements, preparation for division of community property, cohabitation agreements, and how to draft these documents.

New Jersey family lawyers at Guralnick Law Offices support clients in their cases for child custody, child support, divorce, annulment, and domestic violence.

If you are having trouble agreeing on child custody arrangements with your ex, you need an attorney that puts the child’s best interests first.  Houston child custody attorney John K. Grubb can explain the differences between sole and joint custody, as well as tell you what is best for your situation.

The Woodlands family law lawyers of the Kalish Law Offices have expanded their family law practice to include adoption, international adoption, child custody, child support, and divorce.  The Woodlands family law attorneys at this office treat their clients as they themselves would want to be treated.

When you are trying to work out child support arrangements, which includes modifying the amount of child support, or if you are trying to go after a former spouse for not paying child support, you need a good legal team on your side. Houston child support attorney John K. Grubb will work with you to do what is in your child’s best interest. He can assist his clients in calculating child support payments, figure out ways to guarantee payments are made, and how to adjust the child support amount according to Texas family law.

Houston alimony lawyer John K. Grubb assists clients with alimony payments, also called spousal support or spousal maintenance. Grubb can explain the different types of alimony, including temporary alimony, permanent alimony, rehabilitative alimony, and reimbursement alimony.

Houston community property lawyer John K. Grubb helps clients divide their assets in the event of a divorce. Texas family law specifies a difference between community property and separate property. This is important as it can determine who gets what and who is entitled to what. Grubb can also help with economic contribution claims and qualified domestic relations orders (QDRO).

As a Houston domestic violence lawyer, John Grubb works tirelessly to keep his clients (including children) safe. This often includes Texas restraining orders or Houston protective orders. If you or a loved one is in an abusive relationship, you need legal help. Don’t let the injuries continue.

John K. Grubb is a Houston paternity lawyer that assists clients with paternity disputes. He often helps clients obtain DNA paternity testing. If you need help determining paternity or are being accused of being the father, please call today.

If you are contemplating marriage, particularly a second marriage, consider speaking with Houston prenuptial agreement attorney John K. Grubb. In addition to discussing reasons for a premarital agreement, he can discuss the differences between community and separate property in Texas, as well as cohabitation agreements, and post marital or postnuptial agreements.

Houston divorce lawyer John K. Grubb has been helping his clients for decades with their family law issues, including property division, child custody, child support, premarital and prenuptial agreements, alimony arrangements, child visitation, and family violence. If you are considering divorce or if your spouse has recently sprung this on you, get a strong Houston divorce lawyer in your court.

Houston child visitation rights lawyer John K. Grubb has been helping his clients to determine child custody, as well as determine what visitation rights are in the best interest of the child. This may include grandparents rights, as well. If you have questions about visitation rights, including supervised visits, contact him.