Board Certified

IMMIGRATION AND NATIONALITY LAW

Texas Board of Legal Specialization

Naturalization, Permanent Residence
Non-immigrant Visas, Waivers

(832) 631-6148

Law Office of Kelly Chaves

9595 Six Pines, Suite 8210 Market Street
The Woodlands, Texas 77380
kchaves@chaveslaw.com    www.chaveslaw.com

Board Certified

FAMILY LAW

Texas Board of Legal Specialization

Divorce, Child Custody
Other Family Law Matters

(936) 756-3535

Jack Riley

223 Simonton
Conroe, TX 77301
jack@rileylaw.com  www.rileylaw.com

Board Certified

CRIMINAL LAW

Texas Board of Legal Specialization

Criminal Defense
All Felonies and Misdemeanors
DWI, DWLS, Drugs
Assault, Weapons Charges

(936) 756-3333

The Gilbert G. Garcia Law Firm

220 N. Thompson, Suite 202
Conroe, Texas 77301
ggglawfirm@gmail.com    www.ggglawfirm.com

Board Certified

CONSUMER BANKRUPTCY AND
BUSINESS BANKRUPTCY

Texas Board of Legal Specialization

Debtor and Creditor Representation
Business Reorganization
Chapter 7, 11 and 13 Representation
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Trustee

(281) 681-9100   (936) 588-1700

Tow & Koenig, PLLC

26219 Oak Ridge Drive
The Woodlands, TX 77380
rtow@towkoenig.com  www.towkoenig.com

Board Certified

PERSONAL INJURY TRIAL LAW

Texas Board of Legal Specialization

Serious Injury and Wrongful Death
Traffic Accidents, Premises Liability
Defective Products, Medical Negligence
All Other Personal Injury Matters

(936) 756-0106   (936) 441-0388

Haas & Golemon, L.L.P.

100 IH45 N,. Suite 100A
Conroe, Texas 77301

mhaas@consolidated.net  
www.haas-golemon.com

What does "Board Certified” mean?

• Board Certification is a voluntary designation program for attorneys in Texas.
• Only 10% of attorneys in Texas are board certified.
• Initial certification is valid for a period of  five years.
• To remain certified, an attorney must apply for recertification every five years and meet substantial involvement, peer review and continuing legal education requirements for the specialty area..

To become Board Certified in a specialty area, an attorney must have:

• Been licensed to practice law for at least five years
• Devoted a required percentage of practice to a specialty area for at least three years;
• Handled a wide variety of matters in the area to demonstrate experience and involvement;
• Attended continuing education seminars regularly to keep legal training up to date;
• Been evaluated by fellow lawyers and judges;
• Passed a 6-hour written examination.