About the Attorney
Counsel that begins with listening.
Narmeen K. Hussein is a Houston family law attorney, Licensed Professional Counselor, and licensed real estate professional. Her practice sits where legal strategy meets human understanding.

From the therapy room to the courtroom.
Narmeen's first career was in psychology. She earned a master's degree in psychology and worked as a therapist in a hospital-based correctional setting, treating patients with serious mood disorders. The work taught her to listen closely, assess risk, and stay calm in moments of crisis.
She began law school at South Texas College of Law Houston at night while working full time during the day. She graduated in 2016, passed the Texas Bar, and moved into family law — where the skills from her first career turned out to be essential.
She remains a Licensed Professional Counselor, though she no longer provides therapy. She also holds a Texas real estate license, which informs her work on deeds, property division, and the practical side of a settlement. She founded NKH Law Firm to offer the kind of accessible, client-centered advocacy she believed Houston families deserved.
Narmeen is Palestinian and fluent in Arabic. She serves a diverse Houston community, including Arabic-speaking clients who want an attorney who understands both Texas law and the cultural context of their family.
“Above all, my brand is centered on compassion, accessibility, and advocacy.”

Verified, current, and accountable.
The details below come from the State Bar of Texas attorney directory and the firm's records. Credentials are displayed because clients deserve to know who is standing beside them.
- State Bar of Texas
- Bar Card No. 24101948
- Licensed November 4, 2016 · Eligible to practice in Texas
- Education
- J.D., South Texas College of Law Houston
- Graduated May 2016
- Psychology
- Master of Arts in Psychology
- Houston Baptist University
- Counseling
- Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC)
- State of Texas · No longer providing therapy
- Real Estate
- Texas Real Estate License
- Supports deeds, property division, and leases
- Languages
- English & Arabic
- Consultations, negotiation, and mediation
- Discipline
- No public disciplinary history
- As displayed on the State Bar of Texas profile
- Practice
- Family Law
- State Bar primary practice area
Credential details are drawn from the State Bar of Texas directory and firm records. The State Bar profile shows no public disciplinary history.
A different kind of preparation.
Family law asks people to make permanent decisions while they are under enormous stress. Narmeen's training helps her recognize what is happening beneath the surface — and keep the legal strategy steady when emotions run high.
Listen first
A consultation is not an intake form. It is a conversation about what you actually need, what you fear, and what a good outcome would look like.
De-escalate where possible
Conflict is expensive. The goal is a durable agreement, not a louder argument — and a stronger trial position when agreement is not possible.
Prepare for what's next
The decree is not the end. It is the document that governs the next chapter. The work should leave you ready for it.
Featured
Voyage Houston · January 2026
The interview traces Narmeen's path from correctional-facility therapy to family law, her decision to open her own Houston practice, and the Arabic-speaking community she serves. "I wanted to build a family law firm that combined strong legal advocacy with compassion, communication, and strategic problem-solving," she said.
Read the Voyage Houston interviewA calm place to make difficult decisions.
The office is in West Houston near Beltway 8 and Briar Forest, with consultations available by phone and video. Whether you meet in person or from your kitchen table, the conversation is confidential, attorney-led, and focused on your next step.
1250 W Sam Houston Pkwy S, Suite 400, Houston, TX 77042
Monday–Friday, by appointment · phone, video, or in person
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Meet Narmeen
Bring your questions. Leave with a plan.
A confidential 30-minute consultation is $150, by phone or video. It is the fastest way to understand your options and decide what to do next.
Confidential. No obligation to retain.

