Howard L. Glass, Esq., founder of The Law Offices of Howard Glass in 1997, has the experience, awards, reputation, and distinction of serving his clients, the courts, and the community at large. Mr. Glass is gentle with his clients, but he is assertive or aggressive - as necessary when dealing with any person, firm, organization/corporation, or attorney, who/which seeks to harm you in any way - as permitted by state or federal law.
Mr. Glass' practice - unlike most other law firms - focuses on PERSONALLY selecting and then treating EACH client with time, dignity, and respect.
Mr. Glass is now accepting NEW clients once again and offers a $20 initial consultation fee. The client is asked to either accept or reject the fee quoted after the first half-hour of consultation; regardless, each potential client's confidential/private matters are protected from disclosure (see below).
Whenever possible, Mr. Glass tries to save you money by seeking early negotiations with any contentious people/firms.
Mr. Glass is certified by UHLC as both a general and specialized/family law mediator.
When travel time is available, Mr. Glass volunteers as a part-time judge for an alternative juvenile redirection project in Miami, FL. Click on each photograph below for a description.
Mr. Glass limits his practice of law to the State of Texas and is certified to practice before the U.S. District Courts, S. District of Texas (federal cases).
We look forward to meeting you with the best intention of resolving your legal concern(s), providing you or your company with the best service for the money spent. It only takes $20 for us to get together and discuss your situation, so why wait?
Mr. Glass serves as a legal icon in our community and can be reached anytime at (713) 910-5757.
$20 for initial, half-hour consultation, whether by phone or in person.
For most P.I. cases, a "contingency-fee" structure is mutually agreed upon (client pays nothing unless and until there is a monetary recovery).
For transactional (non-litigious situations, such as Powers of Attorney, Wills, Contracts), a flat fee is most often quoted.
For most other office visits, the first/initial consultation is $20 for the first half-hour (via telephone or in-person). Future legal work is billed hourly from a retainer fee, which is normally paid upon mutual agreement of attorney and client.
Almost all *criminal* defense agreements require a cash or money order payment before agreeing to represent the client.