Resolve your legal issues—and prevent future ones—with a trusted attorney
As an award-winning attorney with over two decades of experience, Nikki Grote helps individuals, families, and entrepreneurs resolve legal issues, whether you’re planning your estate, facing a legal conflict, or protecting your small business. Serving clients in Parker and Tarrant counties.
A trusted adviser to tackle your toughest legal issues
If you’re like many people searching for an attorney, you’re facing a legal issue that is confusing, stressful, and taking time away from other areas of your life or business. You want to resolve this issue quickly, cost-effectively, and accurately. You need answers to difficult questions from someone you can trust.
HOWEVER…
You’re getting conflicting advice from other “experts” …
The five attorneys you’ve contacted won’t return your call…
You’re not sure who to trust or the best way to proceed.
Resolve your legal issue as quickly as possible with advice and representation from an attorney you trust…
So you can get back to your life or business.
Estate Planning
Protect yourself and your loved ones throughout your lifetime and beyond with a personalized Estate Plan that—depending on your needs—could include:
Last Will and Testament
Trusts (all types)
Powers of Attorney
Advance Medical Directives
Appointment of Guardianship
Motivated by her own experience of the stressful and expensive probate of her father’s estate (with a Will and Trust), Nikki’s goal is to help her clients avoid going through the same experience by having a correctly prepared Estate Plan in place.
With step-by-step guidance through the estate planning process, Nikki will help you develop an individualized Estate Plan that protects you in the event of incapacitation and ensures your assets are distributed according to your wishes at your passing.
As a result, you’ll have peace of mind knowing your affairs are in order and prevent future confusion and disputes for your family during an already difficult time.
Probate Matters
Make the probate process as quick and painless as possible while avoiding unnecessary complications, disputes, and expenses.
Whether you’re an Executor of an estate responsible for dividing assets among beneficiaries or you’re faced with navigating probate without a valid Will or Trust in place—a more complex process called intestate—Nikki will guide you through the process, answer your questions, and help you carry out your loved one’s wishes or successfully settle an unplanned estate.
Legal Services for Small Businesses
Whether you’re just starting out or you’re deep into the operations of your business, Nikki can help you address legal issues and prevent problems that are speed bumps on the road to a successful business.
Business Entity Formation. Keep your business compliant and protect your personal assets by registering your business with the state. Nikki will help you choose which entity is right for you—LLC, sole proprietorship, corporation, or partnership—prepare all of the necessary documents, and provide time-saving guidance as you get ready to file with the state.
Contract Creation and Review. Protect your business with confidence with contracts for partnerships, independent contractors, and more. Nikki can draft a new, custom contract for your business or review an existing contract to ensure you’re protected in the event of a dispute.
Liability Analysis. Take proactive steps to avoid costly and time-consuming lawsuits against your business. Nikki will review areas of exposure or liability—insufficient contracts, handling of customer complaints, inadequate insurance coverage, and more—to determine ways to reduce risk, ensure compliance, and correct poor business practices.
Nikki Grote, Founder of Grote Law, PLLC
As an attorney, Nikki Grote guides people through confusing legal issues, whether you’re planning your estate, facing a legal conflict, or protecting your business.
Known for going above and beyond for her clients, Nikki has practiced law in Parker and Tarrant counties for over two decades. The daughter of Dr. Gary Grote, D.V.M., who passed away in 2017, Nikki was born and raised in Weatherford, Texas.
Nikki’s competitive spirit drove her to graduate #1 in her law school class and make legal history by winning the first plaintiff’s verdict under the Texas HMO Liability Act.
Her 23-year legal career has been focused entirely on helping people, both in and out of the courtroom. During her time as a respected litigator at leading law firms and as an Assistant District Attorney, Nikki gained national recognition as a trial lawyer, engaging in more than 150 jury trials in civil, criminal, and family law.
Now she helps individuals, couples, families, and small business owners solve legal issues using tough-as-nails expertise and down-to-earth compassion.
What Nikki’s Clients Say
Using a client-centered approach, Nikki will listen to your concerns, return your calls and emails promptly, and explain the legal process using non-legalese language.
As a result, you’ll feel confident that you’re making informed decisions about your estate plan, case, or legal issue that are right for you, your family, and your business.
Request a Consultation
To request an initial consultation with Nikki, please complete this form. Because she only works with a few clients at a time—to provide personalized service and address client needs as soon as possible—the answers you provide will help Nikki determine if she will be able to assist you.
If you need an attorney for divorce, child custody, child support, or guardianship, please contact attorney Ryan Towson at The Towson Law Office at 817-776-8000 or via his website.
PLEASE NOTE: If you contact Grote Law, PLLC, for a matter listed below, you will not receive a response.
Nikki does not accept clients with legal needs relating to the following:
Criminal Law
Bankruptcy
Civil rights claims
Medicare / Social Security
Construction- or remodel-related disputes
Child custody
Child Protective Services
Child support
Education / disability disputes
Disability
Tax Law
Lemon Law
Municipal / code disputes
To find an attorney to help you in these matters, contact the Parker County or Tarrant County Bar Association. For family law matters, contact Ryan Towson as noted above.
Grote Law, PLLC, does not render legal advice, seek clients, or establish attorney-client relationships through this website.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Nikki charges an hourly rate for her services, with a minimum retainer of $1,500. As your case progresses, Nikki will let you know if additional payments are needed. You’ll receive a detailed final invoice upon completion of your case.
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Yes. Nikki requires a retainer ranging from $1,500 to $15,000, depending on the legal matter. The retainer amount is due after your initial consultation and is held in a trust account. Nikki cannot use this money until she’s earned it. Once she’s provided the services you’re requesting, you’ll receive a refund for any unused funds or a bill for any overages. Either way, you’ll receive a detailed, itemized invoice.
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No attorney can (or should) guarantee an outcome for any case. Nikki will develop the best strategy for your case and will explain your options and the legal process upfront so you can prepare yourself for what lies ahead.
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In limited circumstances. Each case is different, but Nikki typically limits contingency based fee arrangements to those suing another party for personal injury or if you’re recovering assets that are owed to you.