Jonathan B. Randolph

Of Counsel

Mr. Randolph founded the Randolph Law Firm, PLLC in 2007, which became Randolph & Almonte, PLLC in 2009. His expertise is frequently called upon in complex litigation cases where criminal and civil matters become intertwined.

Biography:

Mr. Randolph grew up in Beaumont, Texas where he attended Monsignor Kelly High School and Lamar University-Beaumont. Following college graduation, he moved to Houston and attended the top trial advocacy law school in the nation according to U.S News and World Reports, South Texas College of Law. While he attended law school, Mr. Randolph worked for the Harris County District Attorney's Office, clerked for a prominent Houston civil litigation firm, and thrived as a varsity mock trial advocate for South Texas College of Law's Advocacy Program.

Mr. Randolph is duly admitted and licensed to practice law by the State of Texas and the United States Federal Court of the Southern District of Texas. Mr. Randolph is a certified Attorney Ad Litem in suits involving Guardianship as well as matters involving Termination and Conservatorship suits filed by the Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS). Mr. Randolph's practice areas include Civil Litigation, Criminal Defense, Child Protective Services Litigation, and Estate Planning & Probate.

Memberships/Affiliations:

Mr. Randolph takes extraordinary pride in the practice of law. Consequently, he is a member of many professional organizations which benefit the community including the Houston Young Lawyer's Association (HYLA), the Houston Bar Association (HBA), the Texas Young Lawyer's Association (TYLA), the State Bar of Texas Real Estate, Probate, and Trust Law Section (REPTL), the State Bar of Texas Litigation Section, the College of the State Bar of Texas, and the Pro Bono College of the State Bar of Texas. Mr. Randolph is particularly proud of his membership with the College of the State Bar of Texas, an honorary society of lawyers who are among the best trained attorneys in Texas. Members are qualified attorneys who are interested in both high ethical standards and improved training for all Texas attorneys.

Volunteer Experience:

Mr. Randolph stays active in the community by volunteering for Habitat for Humanity, the Houston Young Lawyer's Association, and accepting pro bono work through the Houston Volunteer Lawyers Program.

Continuing Education:

Advanced Civil Trial Course (31st Annual)
Advanced Estate Planning and Probate Course (30th Annual)
Criminal Law Boot Camp 2009
Establishing Innocence or Guilt : A Forensic Overview
Establishing Innocence or Guilt: DNA/Criminal Justice System
Professionalism
The Rule of Law: What You Mean To It
Reflections on the Texas Lawyers Creed by the State Bar Professionalism Committee
State Bar College "Spring Training": Winning Before Trial
Amended Federal Rules and E-Discovery and the Impact Upon
Legislative Update
Court Ordered Attorney's Fees: Determining & Charging
Law of Voir Dire
Insights into Jury Selection after 35 Years of Practice
Electronic Evidence & Discovery
E-Filing Training and Demonstration
Technology in the Courtroom
The Trial Notebook
The Changing Face of Discrimination
Overview of Employment Law
The Subprime Lending Crisis: What Every Lawyer Needs to Know
2008 Update: Homeowner/Property Insurance Litigation
Why You Should Care About Appraisals
HVLP Family Law Seminar
Role & Duties of the Attorney Ad Litem in Children's Cases
Advanced Guardianship 2008: Part 1
Managing the Firm IOLTA Accounts
Wills & Probate Institute - Advanced
Nuts & Bolts of Estate Planning and Probate
Perfecting Your Estate Planning and Probate Law Practice
How to Organize and Manage Your Estate Planning & Probate Law Practice
Wills for Heroes-Will-A-Thon Training Session
Guardianship Attorney Ad Litem Course
Representing Texas Children in Abuse and Neglect Cases (for Attorney Ad Litem Certification)
Cyber Crimes
Who is Your Client?
Launching a Law Practice
United States District Court - The Southern District of Texas Attorney Admissions Workshop