Galveston County Family Lawyers

Christopher Meyer, JD College: Texas A&M University, College Station. Class of 2005. University of Houston, Post-Bac. Class of 2011 Law School: Thurgood Marshall School of Law, J.D., 2014 Admissions: Licensed to practice in all State courts in Texas. Member of the State Bar of Texas Service: Former Army Captain. Disabled Veteran from Operation Iraqi Freedom, 2002-2009. Christopher Meyer, US Army Veteran Christopher Meyer is not only a Christian, husband and father, he is also a veteran of the United States Army and a local advocate for veteran issues. Christopher is the Past Commander of Disabled American Veterans Chapter 233 (DAV Ch. 233) in Fort Bend County. If you are aware of any...

Since launching her career in family law in 1993, Dessiray has dedicated over three decades to assisting individuals and families navigate their legal challenges. Her commitment to her practice is evident through her board certification in family law, which she achieved in 2014, affirming her deep understanding and proficient handling of complex family law issues. Complementing her role as an attorney, Dessiray is a certified mediator, actively mediating disputes in the family law arena. This role not only emphasizes her expertise in finding amicable solutions for contentious issues but also highlights her proactive approach to conflict resolution. Dessiray’s dedication to staying abreast...

Kiri is a Texas-licensed attorney with a JD and Bar admissions in Texas, she is also a recipient of the prestigious Marquis “Who’s Who” Award. Born in Singapore, she has called Houston home since 1968, with time spent living in both Dallas and Australia. Currently serving as Secretary of her Homeowner’s Association, she balances her professional life with hobbies like spending time with her daughter, following NFL football, watching the news, and exploring new restaurants. A single mother for 20 years, she raised her daughter while navigating the legal profession. She was drawn to law because of the compelling “best interest”...