GREG B. ENOS

Attorney Greg Enos has 41+ years of legal experience and is Board Certified in Family Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. Enos handles divorce and child custody cases in Harris County (Houston), Galveston, and Brazoria Counties, Texas. Greg Enos has been through his own divorce and child custody battle (he won) and understands what his clients are going through.

Enos graduated from the University of Texas Law School and was a very successful personal injury attorney in Texas City before he decided his true calling was to help families in divorce and child custody cases. Greg Enos is former President of Interfaith Caring Ministries. Enos is very involved in local politics and charities and he is a former Galveston County Family Bar Association President and Bay Area Bar Association President.

Enos has spoken at legal seminars on family law educating attorneys and judges and he published legal directories and a legal newspaper that were widely used and read by Houston area attorneys and courts. Enos is a respected leader of the legal profession working to improve family courts.

Attorney Greg Enos has handled divorce and child custody cases big and small, including high profile cases such as a battle over custody over frozen embryos left over from fertility treatments. Enos has appeared on national news shows such as Today and Good Morning America.

Click here to see a video of Greg Enos in action as he argues a case before the Texas Supreme Court (which he won!).

Click here to see Greg Enos perform at the retirement party for Family District Judge Anne Darring. Additional charges apply if client wants their lawyers to sing!

Click here to read an article about Greg Enos in the Houston Chronicle entitled “Lawyer says his hobby is taking on bad judges.” A few years ago, Enos got so disgusted by lazy, corrupt judges that he started a newsletter and a campaign to get rid of them. One judge was indicted and removed and another judge resigned to avoid criminal charges. Click here to see past issues of his newsletter, The Mongoose.