Practice Area Overview
Texas Real Estate and Commercial Litigation Lawyer
Meeting the needs of families and small businesses--whether planning for orderly transitions or facing a time of crisis
My client base is loyal and often refers friends, relatives, and associates to me for assistance in dealing with a difficult personal or business legal matter. My practice includes:
Mediating or litigating family law issues requires experience and compassion. Divorce can tear a family apart if the two sides are more interested in fighting than in resolving their problems. Support and custody issues should be dealt with forcefully by a family law lawyer, while still protecting the well-being of your children. In addition, I have assisted families seeking to add a new member through adoption.
When planning for the future of your family, it is important to make your intentions clear with the help of an attorney. Estate planning provides you with the knowledge that your intentions related to your finances and medical directives will be followed. I have helped my clients with probate administration to ensure that the estate is handled efficiently and properly.
At the law office of Beverly King, P.C., I have helped Houston-based corporations establish their operations. I assist small businesses with a wide range of legal matters.
Buying and selling a house is a complicated process. It can cost you dearly if the closing paperwork and contracts are not handled properly within the law. Landlords and tenants are often at odds and need representation to ensure the best possible outcome of disputes and potential litigation.
If you require assistance in any of these legal areas, time is of the essence. For more information, or to schedule an appointment, please contact me.
Beverly King Gibson, P.C.
4606 FM 1960 West, Suite 400
Houston, TX 77069
Phone: (281) 583-7529
The law office of Beverly King Gibson, P.C. serves clients throughout Texas, including Houston, Spring, Tomball, Cy-Fair, Cypress, The Woodlands, Klein, Harris County, Montgomery County, and Fort Bend County.
