Daniel Ogbeide, Esq.
Lead Attorney
What Makes Attorney Daniel Ogbeide Uniquely Qualified To Represent You?
Daniel graduated from Loyola New Orleans Law. He is passionate about family law. He is a father and a husband, and well respected among his peers. Daniel has successfully completed jury trials in Fort Bend, Harris, and Montgomery Counties. Having Daniel by your side as a family law Attorney is the best thing that can happen to you in your family law matter.
- LLM – Boston University, 2013
- JD – Loyola University New Orleans, 2012
- BA – Political Science- City College of New York, 2008
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Client Testimonials
“I hired Daniel for an interstate custody jurisdictional issue. Opposing counsel had been calling to harass me prior to me getting Daniel involved. Once Daniel got involved, everything went the way it should. I liked it when he told the Judge that Texas could not take jurisdiction away from another state when that state has an ongoing case. The Judge agreed.”
“Was paying child support as ordered. The OAG messed something up when I changed my job. I had to over six direct payments to my ex-wife, but she still filed an enforcement against me. Daniel represented me so well. The judge denied the enforcement and order her to pay my attorney’s fees.”
“I moved from NY to TX with my husband. He abandoned me and my little girl in Houston. He moved to Dallas and filed for divorce, and refused to support me or let me move back to New York. Daniel traveled to Dallas and negotiated the case. I was able to move back to New York. I also received child support. Daniel Is a Rockstar attorney.”
“My ex-husband had won primary custody in a jury trial. Then he started using CPS against me. He even filed a bogus TRO against me. I was lead to Daniel two weeks before the hearing. He managed to subpoena CPS and other documents. After a contested two-day hearing, my ex-husband was put on supervised visitation.”