Gravett & Gravett

Law Firm Overview

Gravett & Gravett is a husband-and-wife law firm devoted exclusively to the practice of matrimonial and family law and all related legal issues, such as residential real estate transactions and estate planning, wills and trusts.

Willem and Margaretha Gravett bring more man a decade of experience, knowledge and skill to the practice of matrimonial and family law. As a client, you can expect:

• Professional excellence in the practice of law
• Fearless, thoughtful and effective advocacy on your behalf
• Compassion with your situation
• Passion for your cause
• Integrity—Their word is their bond

Willem and Margaretha Gravett believe in the conference room before the courtroom. They will always seek amicable, non-litigated resolutions to your matrimonial and family law problems. However, if such a resolution is not possible, they will aggressively and effectively fight for your rights in court. The team at Gravett & Gravett has significant experience in litigating high-conflict custody and parenting disputes, and complex equitable distribution, business valuation, child support and spousal maintenance (alimony) issues.

Areas of Practice

• Estate Planning
• Family Law
• Child Support
• Divorce
• Probate & Estate Administration
• Trusts
• Wills
• Real Estate Law

Published Works

• Willem H. Gravett, The Fundamental Principles of Cross-Examination in American Trial Practice: Part I, Advocate - The South African Bar Journal, April, Vol. 19, No. 1, at p. 48, 2006
• Willem H. Gravett, The Fundamental Principles of Cross-Examination in American Trial Practice: Part II, Advocate - The South African Bar Journal, August, Vol. 19, No. 2, at p. 48
• Willem H. Gravett, Cross-Examining Expert Witnesses in American Trial Practice: Part I, Advocate - The South African Bar Journal, December, Vol. 19, No. 3, at p. 25, 2006
• Willem H. Gravett, Cross-Examining Expert Witnesses in American Trial Practice: Part II, Advocate - The South African Bar Journal, April, Vol. 20, No. 1, at p. 36, 2007
• 'Thou Shalt Not Lead' - Basic Principles of Direct Examination in American Trial Practice: Part 1, Advocate - The South African Bar Journal, August, Vol. 20, No. 2, at p.21, 2007

West Practice Categories

Estate Planning, Family Law, Child Support, Divorce, Probate & Estate Administration, Trusts, Wills, Real Estate Law