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Description
We're Growing — And We're Doing It Intentionally
Are you looking for meaningful legal work making a difference in the lives of your clients?
SGB Law is looking for you. If you are a self starter, who is compassionate, with a sense of humor and interested in growth and learning, this opportunity may be for you.
SGB Law is a Houston family law firm that focuses on providing excellent client representation in complex and challenging situations in the greater Houston area. We work strategically to find the best resolution for our client through settlement or at the hands of a judge or jury. SGB Law prides itself on compassion for client’s challenges, strategic problem solving, and teamwork.
We're looking for an Associate Attorney who wants to do serious family law work in a firm that takes both its clients and its people seriously.
The Role
You'll manage your own caseload — divorces, custody matters, protective orders, and more — with direct mentorship. You'll be in court. You'll talk to clients. Your work will matter to real people navigating real crises, and you'll have the support of a principal attorney who has seen these cases from both sides of the bench.
You'll Thrive Here If You...
Want to develop genuine family law litigation skills, not just document review
Communicate proactively and follow through without needing reminders
Care about clients as people — not just cases
Are licensed in Texas with 2–8+ years of family law experience (or strong commitment to the practice area)
What We Offer
Base salary: $80,000 – $150,000 (based on experience)
Merit bonus potential for performance above billing requirement
Health insurance (employer paid)
15 days PTO + Harris County holidays
Texas State Bar dues paid
Firm-paid CLE
Malpractice insurance covered
401(k) eligibility after 24 months
To Apply
Send your resume, a writing sample, and a short note about why family law to sgblawpllc@gmail.com. We read every application.
Requirements
1) Attorney licensed in the State of Texas
2) Good standing with the State Bar of Texas
3) Eligibility to Work in the United States of Texas
4) Valid Texas Drivers License

