Greg Mason Law
Houston, Texas · Solo practice · Sixteen years
A focused Houston practice for clients facing family, business, and civil disputes who want direct counsel, careful preparation, and a steady plan before the next decision.
Direct representation
Greg Mason Law is built for clients who want a real conversation with the attorney responsible for the work. Sixteen years of Texas practice have shaped a model that favors practical judgment over theatrics and prepared next steps over open-ended billing.
From the first call, the goal is to understand the matter, identify the pressure points, and help clients move with more confidence.
Attorney profile
Greg Mason keeps the practice deliberately small. Clients are not routed through a social media funnel, a call center, or a rotating cast of junior lawyers. The work starts with the facts, the papers, the deadlines, and the realistic options on the table.
The matters that fit best are document-heavy, relationship-sensitive, and high enough stakes to need careful judgment before anyone sends the next letter, signs the next agreement, or walks into court.
Practice areas
The practice intentionally stays close to three connected areas of Texas civil work. Matters outside that scope are referred to trusted outside counsel.
01 · Family
Divorce, custody and conservatorship, child and spousal support, post-decree modifications, and premarital agreement review. Counsel that prioritizes children, finances, privacy, and durable outcomes over unnecessary escalation.
02 · Business
Day-to-day legal support for small companies, founders, and independent operators. Entity housekeeping, contract review, vendor and partnership disputes, and the practical paperwork that keeps a small business defensible before a disagreement gets expensive.
03 · Civil
Pre-suit demands, breach of contract claims, business disputes, and post-judgment matters in Texas state courts. Cases are prepared with the assumption they will be tried, and resolved when the facts, costs, and leverage favor resolution.
How the practice works
A focused review to understand the facts, deadlines, documents, and practical risks before choosing a path.
Clear recommendations, organized priorities, and plain-language tradeoffs clients can act on.
A solo-practice model that keeps communication close to the person doing the legal work.
Practice posture
Greg Mason Law serves Houston-area clients with a practical, preparation-first approach. The emphasis is on concise guidance, careful document review, and an attorney-client relationship that stays personal from the first conversation forward.
Common questions
The practice accepts a limited slate of matters each quarter. The first step is a short conversation to understand the issue and decide whether the practice is the right fit. If it is not, the goal is to point you toward someone who is.
Initial scoping calls are by appointment. Fees, scope, and engagement terms are discussed and confirmed in writing before any substantive work begins.
Criminal defense, immigration, personal injury, class actions, and federal trial work are routinely referred to outside counsel. Staying narrow keeps the work careful.
Email is the most reliable first contact. A short note describing the situation, the other parties involved, and any near-term deadlines is the most useful place to start.
Consultations
For matters Greg accepts, the first step is a clear review of the issue, the documents, and the decisions ahead. Send a short note describing the situation and any deadlines you're working with.
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