Attorney profile
The Law Firm of John & Morgan, P.C.
The short version
Houston general-practice law firm handling family law, divorce and custody alongside intellectual property, business, estate planning, and criminal defense matters from its Savoy Drive office.
Strengths
- Broad practice covering family law and divorce, custody, business and commercial law, contracts, estate planning, criminal defense, and intellectual property under one roof
- Uncommon technical depth for a general firm: two attorneys with engineering backgrounds, a patent agent with a biochemistry PhD, and stated experience in software, semiconductor fabrication, medical devices, and biotechnology
- Reviewers repeatedly report reaching a live person by phone rather than voicemail or a web form, and receiving clear answers during consultations
- Team-based communication is a frequent theme, with clients noting updates, relayed messages, and multiple staff available to answer questions
- Spanish-speaking staff noted in client feedback, and parents in divorce and custody matters describe the process as well managed
Considerations
- One child-support reviewer questions a recommendation for private mediation after the parties had agreed and objects to costs exceeding $500.
- The firm identifies mistaken identity in responses to some reviews that describe other practices; clients also praise direct phone access and clear updates.
About The Law Firm of John & Morgan, P.C.
The Law Firm of John & Morgan, P.C. is a Houston practice at 6464 Savoy Drive, Suite 600, serving clients in the 77036 area and across Texas. Its stated practice areas cover family law and divorce, child custody, business, commercial and real estate law, contracts, complex civil litigation and trial, estate planning, criminal defense, and intellectual property.
The intellectual property side is broader than a typical general practice. The firm handles patent litigation, patent prosecution from drafting through negotiation with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, trademark litigation and prosecution, and trade secret litigation. Two of its attorneys, Jaison John and Terry Morgan, hold engineering degrees and backgrounds, and a staff patent agent holds a PhD in biochemistry. The firm cites experience with technologies including software, semiconductor fabrication, implantable medical devices, and biotechnology.
Reviewers most often describe a responsive, communicative experience. Multiple people note reaching a live person rather than voicemail or a web form, and several describe consultations in which questions were answered clearly and expectations for the process were laid out upfront. A recurring theme is team-based handling: clients mention being kept informed, having messages relayed, and having more than one staff member available to answer questions. Paralegal Nancy Nolan and staff member David Kullerd appear by name in several accounts, and one reviewer notes that the office also speaks Spanish.
Divorce and custody clients are prominent among reviewers. Parents, including fathers, describe stressful proceedings made more manageable by consistent updates, and a few describe favorable results in custody and enforcement matters, including registering out-of-state orders in Texas. One reviewer credits the firm with securing a money judgment and collecting the amount owed.
The tone that emerges is professional but informal, with clients repeatedly describing staff as caring, patient, and willing to explain details without rushing. That said, feedback is not uniform. The firm’s 4.60 rating across 32 reviews includes a small number of low ratings, one of which drew no owner response. The firm has also publicly stated on several occasions that particular reviews described matters it never handled, indicating some feedback on its listings may belong to other offices. One reviewer who did describe a child support modification questioned being directed toward private mediation after the parties had already reached agreement, and cited costs above $500. Prospective clients should confirm representation details directly with the office.
Recurring feedback
What clients consistently mention
- Responsiveness and accessibility: reviewers frequently note that calls are answered by a person and that questions are addressed directly rather than deferred
- Process transparency: clients commonly describe being told what to expect at each stage and being kept informed as a case progresses
- Team-oriented service: feedback often credits multiple staff members working together, including named paralegals and support personnel, rather than a single attorney
- Family law outcomes: divorce, custody, and enforcement matters generate the most detailed accounts, including interstate order registration and collection of judgments
- Attribution ambiguity: a portion of reviews, both positive and negative, appear to concern matters the firm states it did not handle
All reviews
4.6 out of five stars based on 32 reviews.
Login to see all reviews