How to Contact Geary, Porter & Donovan, P.C. in Addison, TX

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Call (972) 931-9901 or visit the office at 16475 Dallas Parkway, Suite 400, Addison, Texas 75001-6837. The firm's website lists a Contact Us page as the starting point for inquiries, so you can also begin there if you prefer to write rather than call. These details come from the firm's own site and are the ones to use for reaching the Addison office.

Contact Details at a Glance

Channel Detail
Phone (972) 931-9901
Address 16475 Dallas Parkway, Suite 400, Addison, Texas 75001-6837
Website gpd.com (Contact Us page)
Firm name Geary, Porter & Donovan, P.C. (a professional corporation)

The site presents the firm as "A Texas Law Firm with Global Reach" and describes its work as serving individuals and businesses across a broad range of practice areas, from complex business transactions to litigation.

How to Reach the Right Person

  1. Start with the phone number or Contact Us page. The site lists the main line and a Contact Us entry as the front door for inquiries; use either to describe your matter.
  2. Name the practice area involved. The firm organizes its work into defined areas, so stating yours helps route the inquiry. The areas listed on the site are:
    • Property Tax and Eminent Domain
    • Business Litigation
    • Business Transactions & Tax
    • Commercial Real Estate & Finance
    • Family Law
    • Employment Law
    • Estate Planning
    • Oil, Gas & Energy Law
  3. Ask for the relevant attorney if you have one in mind. The site lists its attorneys by role — Shareholders, Of Counsel, Senior Counsels, and Associates — so you can refer to a specific name when you call or write.

Expected result: a conversation or reply about your matter with the appropriate practice group. The site does not publish individual email addresses, direct-dial numbers, or a contact form description, so the phone line and Contact Us page are the reliable routes.

Before You Call

  • Have your matter summarized. A short written timeline of facts and any deadlines helps the firm assess fit quickly.
  • Confirm the office you need. The contact details above are for the Addison office; the site's "Our Offices" section is the place to check whether another location is more convenient.
  • Expect to discuss scope and cost. The site describes the firm as providing services in a "timely and cost-effective manner" but does not publish fee schedules or pricing, so raise fees directly in your first conversation.

Common Snags

  • Using a general web search instead of the listed number. The phone number and suite number above are the ones the firm publishes; rely on those rather than directory listings that may be outdated.
  • Leaving out the practice area. Because the firm covers many distinct areas, an inquiry that names the area (for example, a property tax protest or an estate planning question) is easier to route.
  • Assuming online booking. The site shows a phone line and Contact Us page, not an online scheduling tool, so plan on a call or written inquiry.