Jennifer Grant

I am a 20-year legal professional with exceptional courtroom experience having spent, literally, thousands of hours in courtrooms as the primary support to my attorneys. I am also a proud member of 5 law practice sections of the State Bar of Texas, the Texas Bar College and numerous professional organizations. I have managed multiple law firms, and I have helped attorneys grow their solo practices into bona fide multi-attorney law firms employing substantial staff. In 2024 added law maker to my list of résumé credentials when I secured my first favorable published opinion – on my first solo authored series of appellate briefs. My Philosophy Failing to do the right thing is the same as choosing to do the wrong thing. Be someone unafraid to fight injustice or to protect the vulnerable among us. Be someone unafraid to stand up for yourself and others, someone who influences others to do the same, and someone who chooses to do the right thing over inconvenience and fear of perception by others whenever presented a choice even when your choice is unpopular—in fact, especially then. I firmly believe in living by these principles, there is hope for humanity. To effectively navigate complex personal litigation which I was unexpectedly forced into involving the most important people in my life, specifically, my children, I had to step back from my usual career in 2023. For reasons that cannot be simply attributed to jurist inexperience—although still completely mystify me—it became necessary for me to seek appellate relief via a mandamus issued by the Fourteenth Court of Appeals which required my complete attention. As one can imagine, this crisis was debilitating in every respect. I was deeply depressed and struggled to function while juggling my own physical recovery from traumatic brain injuries sustained in an ATV accident and coping with my mother’s aggressive cancer diagnosis. I was unable to work or afford my usual expenses let alone fund forced litigation expenses via payments for attorney fees, cost and expenses incurred. I wanted to give up many times. Instead, I got to work. I filed pro se briefs in the Fourteenth Court of Appeals which I alone researched and wrote. While awaiting the ruling on my petition, I became involved in local politics and, ultimately, was selected by Joe Inocencio as his Campaign Manager for his bid for election as Harris County Sheriff having been compelled to run for election due to his grave concerns of human rights violations occurring under the incumbent. Joe and I decided to bring to light video evidence of these violations. To maximize their impact, I convinced renowned civil rights attorney, Ben Crump, to travel to Houston with his legal team to watch a selection of videos we had acquired for the purpose of bringing to public light the critical safety issues and extensive human rights violations rampant within Harris County Jail before releasing them to the news media. After securing their agreement to fly in, I led our team’s quick arrangement of the nationally televised press conference held by Joe and Attorney Crump on January 26, 2024. The success of our press conference coupled with my other media work allowed me to build a solid relationship with certain journalists and news media outlets. With the growth of my media network, I had the confidence to include media consulting and coordination as an additional professional service of mine and now comfortably offered. On June 11, 2024, the Fourteenth Court of Appeals issued its favorable opinion on my petition and briefs. The opinion issued accelerated the filing of Texas House Bill 2350 and provided the impetus for its rapid passage. HB 2350’s historic passage brought some of the most significant legislative changes in recent history within Texas family law which took effect on September 1, 2025. I am a survivor of too many horrors to enumerate—many of them the causation for the aforementioned new résumé credential. I have relentlessly pursued Justice for countless clients over the past twenty years with pleasure and ferocity. Today, I am honed by the more recent horrors, strengthened by my triumph and more resolved than ever to fight for Justice whenever and wherever I can. Please feel free to call me Jen. If you would like to schedule a consultation with me, you can select a convenient time from my calendar availability at the "Book Time with Me" link. If you would like more information on my charged rates, please send me a private message briefly detailing your needs including whether help is requested for a single issue or monthly paralegal services, trial assistance, legal staff training, research or briefing, a special project or political campaign. If you have information that you would like me to consider for publication or investigation, then I definitely want to hear from you and I welcome being tagged on my social media because I am a firm believer that without truth, justice cannot be truly served.