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GARRETT COUTS

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Garrett practices primarily in estate planning, probate, real estate, energy, business formations and transactions, and agricultural law. Garrett grew up in Pampa, Texas, raising and showing livestock and participating in various agriculture–related organizations and events such as Gray County 4–H and Texas FFA, as well as playing tennis for the Pampa Harvesters. The Couts family are Texas Tech Red Raiders through–and–through. Garrett and his two sisters have degrees each from Texas Tech University, and Garrett’s mother was Texas Tech Parent of the Year in 2013.

While at Texas Tech University, Garrett studied Agricultural Communications with minors in Agribusiness and Political Science and served in numerous organizations, including CASNR Agri–Techsans and the Texas Tech University Student Government. Garrett graduated as the top student in his degree program and with magna cum laude honors. Through the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources. Garrett worked in Washington D.C. for Congressman Mike Conaway on the 2013 FARM Bill.

While attending Texas Tech University School of Law, Garrett participated in numerous organizations, including the Texas Tech University Supreme Court (Justice), Delta Theta Phi; Academy for Leadership in the Legal Profession; and various others. During his undergraduate studies, Garrett began his legal pursuit by working for Saleh Law in Lubbock and Lamesa. During law school, Garrett worked for McCleskey, Harriger, Brazill & Graf, and McWhorter, Cobb, & Johnson and clerked for the statutory Probate Court No 2 of Dallas County for the Honorable Ingrid M. Warren. After law school Garrett became an attorney with McCleskey, Harriger, Brazill & Graf, where he practiced extensively in probate and estates, energy law, real estate, agricultural issues, commercial and personal litigation, and various other areas. Garrett then joined the Brady & Hamilton team in 2019. 

GARRETT COUTS

PARTNER

Garrett practices primarily in estate planning, probate, real estate, energy, business formations and transactions, and agricultural law. Garrett grew up in Pampa, Texas, raising and showing livestock and participating in various agriculture–related organizations and events such as Gray County 4–H and Texas FFA, as well as playing tennis for the Pampa Harvesters. The Couts family are Texas Tech Red Raiders through–and–through. Garrett and his two sisters have degrees each from Texas Tech University, and Garrett’s mother was Texas Tech Parent of the Year in 2013.

While at Texas Tech University, Garrett studied Agricultural Communications with minors in Agribusiness and Political Science and served in numerous organizations, including CASNR Agri–Techsans and the Texas Tech University Student Government. Garrett graduated as the top student in his degree program and with magna cum laude honors. Through the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources. Garrett worked in Washington D.C. for Congressman Mike Conaway on the 2013 FARM Bill.

While attending Texas Tech University School of Law, Garrett participated in numerous organizations, including the Texas Tech University Supreme Court (Justice), Delta Theta Phi; Academy for Leadership in the Legal Profession; and various others. During his undergraduate studies, Garrett began his legal pursuit by working for Saleh Law in Lubbock and Lamesa. During law school, Garrett worked for McCleskey, Harriger, Brazill & Graf, and McWhorter, Cobb, & Johnson and clerked for the statutory Probate Court No 2 of Dallas County for the Honorable Ingrid M. Warren. After law school Garrett became an attorney with McCleskey, Harriger, Brazill & Graf, where he practiced extensively in probate and estates, energy law, real estate, agricultural issues, commercial and personal litigation, and various other areas. Garrett then joined the Brady & Hamilton team in 2019.