Brittanye Morris is a practicing lawyer in the state of Texas. Ms. Morris received her J.D. from the Texas Southern University Thurgood Marshall School of Law in 2015.

Since 1976, licensed Texas attorney John W. Mikus has been working on behalf of his clients in probate, real estate, and family law transactions and litigation, both simple and complex, serving Harris County and surrounding counties within about a 100-mile radius of Houston. During the initial telephone consult, Mr. Mikus is willing to listen to the potential client, ask questions about the facts, and describe possible solutions and costs and fee arrangements needed to represent his potential client's interest before confirming the scope and fees of his employment by either email or after meeting with the potential client at his office or a place more convenient to the potential client to sign a mutually acceptable written fee agreement providing for the negotiated initial retainer to be paid in advance by the potential client in order for Mr. Mikus to be responsible to start providing the agreed legal services.

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY Board Certified family law trial attorney with 24 years in practice and more than 400 cases tried to rendition in the family and district courts of Harris and Fort Bend Counties and the Office of the Attorney General child support courts. Founder of a Houston firm handling contested and uncontested divorce, custody, child support, statewide family law appeals, judgment enforcement and exemption planning. Appears daily in the ten Harris County family courts and about twice a week in the four Fort Bend County family courts, and personally tries the firm’s contested cases. Former debtor’s counsel in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 before the Houston and Galveston Divisions of the Southern District of Texas: more than 4,000 bankruptcies filed and over $250,000,000 in debt discharged. Prior careers as a U.S. Marine field artilleryman and a licensed funeral director and embalmer shaped a practice built on disciplined preparation, direct answers and steadiness under pressure. PERSPECTIVE He has sat where his clients sit. Married three times — twice in Harris County and once in Fort Bend County — and divorced twice in the Harris County family district courts (the 245th and the 309th), once as his own petitioner proving up a Rule 11 agreement and once through counsel. He knows the inventories, the temporary orders, the waiting and the cost from the petitioner’s chair as well as counsel table. He is father to three children and stepfather to three more, and has raised a family across Japanese, Honduran and Palestinian households, so a client whose marriage spans cultures, languages or borders is not explaining something foreign to him. That experience shapes the counsel: practical rather than therapeutic, focused on workable co-parenting, firm boundaries and getting the client to the other side with their finances and their relationships with their children intact. The main office sits in Houston’s International District, and the firm works in English and Spanish. His eldest daughter is a Texas Army National Guard veteran; his son followed him into the Marine Corps. An ordained minister, he performs wedding ceremonies at no charge in the office or by Zoom; marrying a couple conflicts him out of ever representing either spouse against the other, a bargain he accepts willingly. CERTIFICATIONS, LICENSES AND ADMISSIONS Certification Board Certified, Family Law — Texas Board of Legal Specialization; certified 2017, recertified 2021 and 2026 Licensure State Bar of Texas, No. 24036294, licensed since 2002 Federal court U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas Memberships State Bar of Texas · Houston Bar Association · College of the State Bar of Texas Prior licensure Funeral director and embalmer, Oklahoma and North Carolina (former) PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Founder and Managing Partner · Law Offices of Michael G. Busby Jr., P.C. d/b/a Busby & Associates · Houston, Texas · 2002–present ▪ Built a family law and judgment enforcement practice from a solo office into a multi-attorney firm with two Houston locations (the International District and Independence Heights). ▪ Tried more than 400 cases to rendition; briefs and argues family law appeals statewide, in the First and Fourteenth Courts of Appeals and the other Texas courts of appeals. ▪ Divorce (contested, uncontested, default and high-asset), custody and conservatorship, child support establishment, modification and enforcement, property and debt division, spousal maintenance and modifications. ▪ Post-judgment collection and creditor’s rights: writs of garnishment, execution, turnover, liens, post-judgment discovery and child support arrears — the asset-tracing and valuation skills of contested property division applied to enforcement. ▪ Supervises the firm’s associate attorney and paralegal staff; practice conducted in English and Spanish; meets clients evenings and weekends, including by Zoom, to keep client costs down. Debtor’s Counsel, Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 · U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of Texas, Houston and Galveston Divisions · former practice area ▪ Filed more than 4,000 consumer bankruptcies and discharged over $250,000,000 in debt; that creditor-side and debtor-side experience with exemptions, liens and collection now drives the firm’s judgment enforcement work. Funeral Director and Embalmer · Harry & Bryant Company, Charlotte, North Carolina; apprenticeship at Baggerley Funeral Home, Edmond, Oklahoma · before law school ▪ Licensed in both states. Served families on their hardest days; the steadiness learned there carries directly into family law practice. PRACTICE AREAS Divorce Contested, uncontested and default divorce; high-asset divorce; property and debt division; spousal maintenance Children Custody and conservatorship; child support establishment, modification, enforcement and collection; interstate custody and support; grandparents’ rights; adoption Appeals Family law appeals statewide, before any of the fourteen Texas courts of appeals, with a home base in the First and Fourteenth in Houston Judgment enforcement Collection of civil judgments and child support arrears: garnishment, execution, turnover, liens, post-judgment discovery Exemption planning Texas exemption planning for debtors and judgment debtors: homestead, personal property, retirement accounts and wages EDUCATION ▪ Juris Doctor, South Texas College of Law, Houston, Texas ▪ Bachelor of Science, with honors, University of Central Oklahoma, 1996 MILITARY SERVICE ▪ U.S. Army Reserve, 1988–1989. Enlisted at 17 as a 52D; drilled from Fort Chaffee, Arkansas. ▪ U.S. Marine Corps, 1989–1993. Field artillery, Fleet Marine Force. Recruit training, San Diego (Platoon 2095); artillery school, Fort Sill. 4th Bn, 12th Marines, Camp Foster, Okinawa (two Pacific tours); 5th Bn, 10th Marines, Camp Lejeune. M101 105mm and M198 155mm howitzers. ▪ Army National Guard, 1993–1997. 11C infantry (Arkansas); 1-160th Field Artillery, M102 (Oklahoma); 1-113th Field Artillery, M109 (North Carolina). Second-generation Marine; his father, a Vietnam-era Marine, rests at Houston National Cemetery. His son now serves in the Marine Corps; his eldest daughter is a Texas Army National Guard veteran.

Ty was born and raised in the heart of the Pineywoods in Longview, Texas. Making his way to Houston to attend law school and ultimately founded Gibson Hill PC in 2013. While attending South Texas College of Law, Ty personally managed a personal injury docket at a local law firm. This was Ty’s initial exposure to personal injury law, personal injury clients, and the skills necessary to cultivate a good attorney-client relationship, and ultimately a passion for assisting those who have been injured. Ty handles each client’s case as if it is a mission, knowing that each and every case will have their own set of obstacles that need to be addressed. This style of practice requires an open channel of communication with the client. This is essential in ensuring clients secure the outcome they deserve. This type of advocacy on behalf of individuals has turned countless denied claims into a victory on behalf of the injured party. In addition to assisting those injured by the negligence of others, Ty has had the opportunity to represent businesses and hospitals all over the State of Texas on business matters of all types. It is the relationships that are forged by assisting those in need through a troubled time that gravitates Ty to all clients in all legal matters. This is what has turned a business into a passion for Ty.

Charlie Henke is the founding partner of Henke Law Firm, LLP, the predecessor to Henke & Williams, LLP. The firm was founded in 1992. His practice focuses on the prosecution and defense of commercial and contract disputes, breach of fiduciary duty claims, business tort claims, and probate litigation. He has first-chaired jury trials to verdict in state and federal courts and has handled the arbitration of securities disputes, law firm partnership disputes, and construction claims. Charlie is Board Certified in Civil Trial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. Of the more than one hundred thousand attorneys licensed to practice law in Texas, less than one percent hold this distinction. Charlie is a member of various sections of the State Bar of Texas including the Litigation, the Construction, Probate and Trust Law, and the Antitrust and Business Litigation sections. He belongs to the Houston Bar Association, and is active in the Litigation (former Chair) and the Probate, Trusts, and Estates sections of the HBA. Charlie was appointed to serve on the HBA Fee Dispute Committee for over a dozen years where he served as an arbitrator of fee disputes between attorneys and their clients. He is a member of the College of the State Bar of Texas and a Life Fellow of both the Texas and Houston Bar Foundations. Charlie has been a member of the Pro Bono College of the State Bar of Texas since 1994. He is a member, and National Board Member of the prestigious American Board of Trial Advocates and is a Past President of TEX-ABOTA. Charlie is a member of the invitation-only International Society of Barristers. Charlie was appointed by several Presidents of the State Bar of Texas to serve three terms on the State Bar Standing Committee on Pattern Jury Charges for Business, Consumer, and Employment cases. As a member of this prestigious committee, over 6 years he helped draft the written instructions and questions given to all juries throughout Texas. Charlie was named a "Lawyer on the Fast Track" in business litigation by H Texas Magazine in 2004, and has been recognized as one of "Houston’s Top Lawyers" for business litigation since 2005 by the same publication. He has been recognized as a Texas Super Lawyer by Texas Monthly Magazine since 2007. He has been included in the Best Lawyers in America for Commercial Litigation since 2024. Charlie earned an undergraduate degree in economics from the University of Texas at Austin and a law degree from the University of Houston Law Center where he was active in student governance and alumni relations. Charlie received his license to practice law by the State of Texas in 1992. He is licensed to practice law in the United States Supreme Court, United States Courts of Appeals for the Third, Fifth, Seventh and Tenth Circuits, and the United States District Courts for the Northern, Southern, Eastern and Western Districts of Texas, the Northern District of Indiana and Colorado. An active contributor to his community, Charlie has served on the Board of Directors of several charitable organizations and served as a Director and past President of The Houston Club. Charlie Henke is an active member of the First Presbyterian Church of Houston.

Houston personal injury lawyer Stewart J. Guss has been fighting for the rights of his fellow Houstonians and Texans for over 20 years. Stewart's incredible results, excellent customer service, and unending dedication to his clients, has made him the most consistently highest rated major personal injury lawyer in the entire Houston metro area. Stewart grew up in Houston, graduating Clear Lake High School, the University of Texas at Austin, and the University of Houston Law Center. Through his hard work for his clients and focus on community service, Stewart has dedicated his career to paying back the community that helped bring him the success he has achieved. Stewart has established a university scholarship fund, as well as the Houston's Unsung Greats ("HUG") community grant program. In addition to being a very successful and highly respected personal injury lawyer, Stewart is also a father, a husband, a brother and a son. He is very much a "family man," and always treats his clients as if they were his family as well. Please call today to discuss your injury claim. There is no charge for an initial consultation, and you will pay NO fee unless and until we win your case.