John Gordon Bock

John Gordon Bock

5.0
Rating: 8.0

Licensed for 54 years

Family Lawyer at Houston, TX
Practice Areas: Family, Probate, Divorce & Separation ... +2 more

3120 Southwest Freeway, Suite 320, Houston, TX

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Licenses

Licensed in Texas for 50 years

State: Texas

Acquired: 1976

Eligible to Practice in Texas

No misconduct found

Licensed in Utah for 18 years

State: Utah

Acquired: 2007

Inactive Emeritus

No misconduct found

Licensed in Colorado for 54 years

State: Colorado

Acquired: 1971

Inactive

No misconduct found

Location

Adair, Myers, Graves, Stevenson

3120 Southwest Freeway, Suite 320, Houston, TX, 77098

Law Offices of John Gordon Bock

3120 Southwest Freeway, Suite 320, Houston, TX, 77098

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John Gordon Bock's Reviews

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5 Client Reviews

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Posted by BrendanFKelly | April 20, 2016 | Hired Attorney | Divorce & Separation

You can trust him.

John was a tremendous help during my divorce. He provided “counsel” in all the best senses of the word. He treated me not just like a client, but as a patient friend. I never got the feeling that I was “just another case”; John treats every client as if they were his only client. I know that sounds... trite, but in his case it is actually true. John “sweats the small stuff”. He knows how important details can be. Early in my case John noticed a very small detail in the opposing counsel’s filings. Opposing counsel had changed four words in what is normally a very standard “boilerplate” clause. Many attorneys would have skimmed right past it, but because John does his homework he noticed it, and brought it to my attention. We asked opposing counsel about it. Opposing counsel brushed it off as a typo and revised their pleading. It didn’t seem like a big deal at the time, but ultimately that small detail turned out to be what made it possible for me to keep my kids. I will always be grateful for that, and so will my kids. John was a great help to me and my family, every step of the way. He was knowledgeable, patient, and completely professional; and he helped me stay that way too. (Let’s just say that when I ran into my ex-wife’s attorney in the courthouse hallway, John knew when to step in.) When you are in the middle of a family law case, especially a divorce case, it is often because you have been betrayed by someone you trusted. You think “I was so wrong about her (or him); how do I know I’m not wrong about this too?” You find yourself questioning your judgment in everything. Unfortunately it is exactly at this time that you find yourself faced with all sorts of urgent and important decisions. These decisions are going to dictate the rest of your life, the rest of your kid’s lives, and they all hit you at the exact same time, right when you are at your absolute emotional and psychological worst. At a time like that, you can trust John. You can trust him to give you clearheaded, honest, sometimes even blunt advice. You can trust him to look out for you, your family and your assets. You can trust him to make sure that you make it through the whole painful process as easily and as painlessly as is legally possible. When you can't trust yourself, you can trust John. I can’t emphasize enough how important that is.

Posted by Susan | April 11, 2016 | Hired Attorney | Wills & Living Wills

Mother's Will

My Mother and I have been and are so grateful for John Bock's expertise in dealing with my Mother's will and all documentation associated with an elder person's needs. I have been extremely happy with his ability to know exactly what is needed and how to word the documents in a loving yet profession...al manner. Extremely satisfied with him and his gracious staff. I will be recommending his and the Firm of Adair and Myers.

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Experience

Rating:  8.0 (Excellent)

Honors

2016

AV Peer Review Rating, Martindale-Hubbell

Work Experience

2009 - Present

Partner, Adair & Myers, PLLC

1983 - 2009

Partner, John G Bock, Attorney At Law

1981 - 1983

Partner, Henderson, Bock & Boyko

1975 - 1981

Associate, Dickerson, Hamel, Early & Pennock

1971 - 1975

member, Peter H. Ney, P.C.

Associations

1995 - Present

Houston Bar Association, Litigation Section

Member

1991 - Present

Utah State Bar

Member

1976 - Present

Houston Bar Association, Family Law Section

Member

1976 - Present

State Bar of Texas

Member

1976 - Present

Houston Bar Foundation

Member

1971 - Present

State Bar of Texas, Litigation Section

Member

1971 - Present

State Bar of Texas, Family Law Section

Member

1971 - Present

American Bar Association, Litigation Section

Member

1971 - Present

American Bar Association, Family Law Section

Member

1971 - Present

Colorado Bar Association

Member

1971 - Present

American Bar Association

Member

Texas Family Law Foundation

Member

Education

1971

University of Texas School of Law

JD - Juris Doctor

1968

Cornell University

BA - Bachelor of Arts

Languages

English

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