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Top 10 lawyers in League City, TX

Clients agree: these providers are highly rated for knowledge, experience, communication, and more.
Your Legacy Legal Care™

Your Legacy Legal Care™

5.0Exceptional(40)
3 hires on Thervo
28+ years in business
Serves League City, TX & Online
Kevin Perkins J. says, "Good communication so far." Read more
Boswell Law Firm

Boswell Law Firm

6+ years in business
Serves League City, TX & Online
Our mission is to provide peace in the chaos. We specialize in complex property matters and highly contested litigation in divorce custody and probate. I have over 15 years experience helping people through court battles so they can move on to there new lives. I offer flat rate pricing so my clients know how much they pay each month without surprise.
Terry Bryant Accident & Injury Law

Terry Bryant Accident & Injury Law

40+ years in business
Serves League City, TX
In 1985, Terry Bryant opened his law firm with one goal in mind: to help people who have been seriously injured. Over the years, he has been there for victims of personal injury and disaster, including car crashes, work injuries, explosions, and other serious tragedies. Terry Bryant has handpicked a team of trial lawyers and support staff with the knowledge and experience to get you maximum compensation - while helping to restore your life. If he can't help you, he will try to find someone who can.
Truelight Independent Living Center

Truelight Independent Living Center

1 hire on Thervo
27+ years in business
Serves League City, TX & Online
Truelight Church we has being in business for over 65 years of spiritual guiding for family that has lost and love one and just some one to talk.
Attorney Barney Dill

Attorney Barney Dill

5+ years in business
Serves League City, TX & Online
I handle mostly personal injury, including motor vehicle accidents. Please feel free to message me for a free consultation. I enjoy seeking justice for my clients and getting them the help they need after an automobile accident or workplace injury.
Brandon Scott Riley

Brandon Scott Riley

5.0(2)
3 hires on Thervo
3+ years in business
Serves League City, TX & Online
Laura R. says, "Fast response. Professional and compassionate." Read more
Amaro Law Firm

Amaro Law Firm

5.0Exceptional(8)
Top Pro
1 hire on Thervo
20+ years in business
Serves League City, TX & Online
Rose says, "Super Paralegals" Read more
Wathen & Associates

Wathen & Associates

5.0(1)
27+ years in business
Serves League City, TX & Online
Reggie H. says, "Alex goes the extra steps to insure the best outcome. Explains in detail how to achieve the results desired." Read more
Auctorem International LLC

Auctorem International LLC

5.0(1)
2 hires on Thervo
28+ years in business
Serves League City, TX & Online
Marjorie N. says, "Very professional, fast, easy to work with, never rushed me off the phone, explained all my rights and how I should proceed with my issue I was having. Better than any attorney I've ever dealt with my life. Ray is a blessing to talk with, and deal with. If I have the opportunity again and I need an attorney I will contact Ray first and I'm sure he'll lead me to the right place. Thanks again for all your help, Ray. " Read more
Veronica Dorsey, Esq.,

Veronica Dorsey, Esq.,

5.0(2)
14+ years in business
Serves League City, TX
David F. says, "Very resourceful and always keeps in touch with our needs. Highly recommended " Read more

Your lawyer questions, answered

Answers to commonly asked questions from the experts on Thervo.

How much does a lawyer cost?

A lawyer costs $150 to $400 per hour, depending on their location, field, and experience level. Some lawyers charge a $500 to $5,000 retainer fee, which is essentially a down payment based on their hourly rate. Other lawyers charge a flat fee for basic services, including:

  • Filing for bankruptcy
  • Immigration cases
  • Trademarks or patents
  • Writing a prenup
  • An uncontested divorce without a custody arrangement

What does a lawyer do?

A lawyer gives legal advice and completes paperwork on behalf of clients. Lawyers who have passed the bar exam can represent their clients in court and advocate on their behalf. These services save their clients the time and stress it would take to complete legal work on their own.

Specific responsibilities of a lawyer include:

  • Advising clients
  • Organizing and filing paperwork
  • Conducting relevant research
  • Negotiating settlements
  • Communicating with clients, witnesses, and colleagues

Does it cost money to ask a lawyer a question?

Most lawyers offer free consultations before taking on your case. This allows you to ask questions and helps them decide how long the case might take and whether you're likely to win. However, once you hire a lawyer, you will be billed for phone calls, questions, and emails.

What education is needed to become a lawyer?

A person must get a bachelor's degree and a juris doctor degree (J.D.) from an accredited law school to become a lawyer. Law school takes 3 years, or 7 years including a bachelor's degree. They must also pass the bar exam in order to represent clients in court.

What's the difference between a lawyer and an attorney?

The terms "lawyer" and "attorney" are usually used interchangeably, but they are technically different. A lawyer is someone who graduated from law school and can give legal advice but may or may not have passed the bar exam.

An attorney is a person who passed the bar exam and is now qualified to represent clients in court. All attorneys are lawyers, but not all lawyers are attorneys.

How to I choose a lawyer?

When choosing a lawyer near you, follow these steps:

  • Decide which type of lawyer you need for your case.
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What questions should I ask lawyers?

Ask the following questions to find the best lawyer possible:

  • How long have you been practicing law?
  • When did you pass the bar?
  • Do you give free consultations to potential clients?
  • Are you able to take on my case now?
  • What are your rates? Do you charge by the hour or have a retainer fee?
  • How many cases like mine have you won?
  • Will you give me a written estimate and contract?

Reviews for League City lawyers

Recent success stories from people in the League City area.
Mindy R.
Very knowledgeable associates here
Your Legacy Legal Care™
Caitlyn H.
I got arrest for a DWI in Texas on May 6th and had to leave for deployment with the Navy on May 24th. I hired Mr.Brandon Riley on May 10th and he got everything handled and resolved for me a week after I hired him!! He is very efficient and quick and gives everything he can to solve the case at hand. He cares about his clients and definitely does everything he can to get the best outcome for who he is working for. I will definitely be referring him to any and everyone I know who needs legal help!!
Brandon Scott Riley
David M.
They always try to do what's in the best interest of their client.
Amaro Law Firm
Barbara M.
She is very compassionate with her clients. And very professional with the service she provide. I had the pleasure of meeting her and I believe in her skills. She is very effective and Ms Ernestina is very blessed to have her representing her. God Bless you Attorney Dorsey. May you continue to use your God given talent and be an instrument for God.
Veronica Dorsey, Esq.,
Andrew
I was referred by friend who had used Blake to handle his divorce and had won custody of his kids. As a father in Texas I was especially nervous in the beginning because all I had ever heard was that dad’s always get screwed on custody issues. I was skeptical when Blake explained that this was a myth and in most cases a self fulfilling prophecy. I’d spoken with other lawyers before I met with Blake and all of them agreed custody was a long shot at best. Blake explained that most men in my situation convince themselves that they’re going to get screwed on custody issues and that belief causes them to feel helpless to do anything about it. I was so fortunate to have met Blake when I did and to have him represent me. I will forever be grateful that he convinced me to get out of my own way and to not accept the myth that fathers are always victims when child custody is involved!
Blake Allred, Attorney at Law
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