Samuel Clayton Bryant

With 15 years of concentrated family law experience, Clayton manages the full range of cases, including custody issues, property division, and trusts and estates. He serves professionals and their spouses, parents who want to put the interests of their children first, and mid-life clients looking for security as they begin new chapters. Clayton is a seasoned litigator experienced with jury trials and a certified mediator, who strives to guide his clients on the best path forward. Appointed to the District 14 Grievance Committee for Lawyer Discipline, Clayton also serves as the municipal prosecutor for the City of Glen Rose. He is the past president of the Hood County Bar Association.

Residents of Granbury, Clayton, and his wife are proud of their two sons and enjoy travel to Italy, Belgium, and France to pursue their interest in World War II history.

Clayton has been serving the residents of Granbury (Hood County), Glen Rose (Somervell County), Cleburne (Johnson County), Weatherford (Parker County), Stephenville (Erath County), and other surrounding areas since 2008. Clayton is a Granbury divorce lawyer working out of our Granbury family law office location.

Honors & Awards

Inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America© in the field of Family Law, Best Lawyers, 2026

Articles

Divorce After Retirement Raises Financial Questions About 401(k)s, Wills, and Future Planning September 2, 2025

What Is Supervised Visitation, and How Does it Work? March 17, 2025

Home Equity and Your Divorce: What You Need to Know About House Equity in a Divorce August 8, 2024

What Steps Can I Take to Demonstrate That My Business Is Separate Property and Not Subject to Division in a Divorce? October 11, 2023

Understanding the Nuances of the High-Net-Worth Divorce Process May 2, 2023

Presentations

Wild West Paralegal CLE, Presenter and Speaker, “Closing the File”, 2020

Hood County CLE, Presenter and Speaker, “The Grievance Process and Updates”, 2019