Chidi D. Anunobi
Business Attorneys, Family Lawyers
Chidi D. Anunobi is the Principal Attorney and founder of AnunobiLaw PLLC.
Chidi's is a trial attorney and focuses on litigating complex business and commercial disputes and highly contested divorce and family law cases. Chidi practices in courts all over Texas however, he primarily focuses his practice in Harris, Montgomery and Fort Bend counties.
Chidi has a unique blend of legal, business and technology skills gained from his broad based work experience and his extensive academic training. Chidi was formerly a Senior Software Engineer at Verizon Communications. After Verizon, Chidi worked as a management/technology consultant for over ten years for KPMG Consulting and KPMG LLP. At KPMG Chidi led a variety of client engagements that span business and technology strategy, enterprise risk management, compliance, business process analysis, change management, technology selection, enterprise technology implementation, and various business and technology transformation projects. Drawing on his vast experiences, Chidi approaches every legal challenge from a practical and holistic perspective and designs legal solutions that are comprehensive as well as actionable with respect to the specific client’s situation.
Chidi holds an undergraduate degree in Accounting and a master’s degree in Information Systems. He also holds an M.B.A. from Carnegie Mellon University, and earned his law degree from the University of Houston Law Center. Chidi completed Executive Leadership Skills training at Yale University Graduate School of Management has been certified as a Project Manager by the Project Management Institute since 2002. Chidi is a member of several professional organizations including, the Houston Bar Association, the American Bar Association and the Project Management Institute.
- Business Law
- Divorce
- Family Law
- Medical Malpractice
- Construction Law
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Consultation fee waived if accepted as client. Free consultation on medical malpractice and construction law cases. - Credit Cards Accepted
- Contingent Fees
- Texas
- 5th Circuit
- English: Spoken, Written
- Igbo: Spoken, Written
- University of Nigeria
- B.S. | Accounting
- Bowie State University
- M.S. | Information System
- Carnegie Mellon University
- MBA | Strategy, Finance
- Yale University
- Yale Graduate School of Management | Leadership Skills (Executive Education)
- SuperLawyers Rising Star - Business Litigation
- Superlawyers
- Top Lawyer - Business Litigation
- Houstonia Magazine
- Fort Bend County Bar Association
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- Katy Bar Association
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- Project Management Institute
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- High Networth Divorce
- AnunobiLaw.com
- Project Management Professional (PMP)
- Project Management Institute
- Website
- AnunobiLaw PLLC
- Blog
- Tough Divorce Lawyer
- Texas Divorce Process Overview
17 August 2015 - Most Americans Don't Think Divorce Is A Sin
16 August 2015 - 7 Words To Live By During Divorce
15 August 2015
- Blog
- AnunobiLaw original blog site
- Q. I got divorced a year ago and because of stress and I am too nice I did not get close to what I should have financially
- A: Generally speaking, you can modify orders relating to children. Orders regarding property can be enforced. If you can show "fraud", for instance, if you can show that your ex spose fraudulently withheld information regarding the value of the community estate or just did not disclose, you may be able to get back in court. You need to talk to an experienced divorce attorney that litigates property issues to assist you.
