Who We Are

Ilionsky Law, PLLC is a full service law firm located in Downtown Houston where its office is part of the famous Houston Graffiti Building landmark. The firm has a reputation built on the quality of its representation and legal counsel. Once observed by a client that Ilionsky Law, PLLC was a “small law firm that does big things,” the firm has proudly used this motto since. If you would like to discuss your legal matter, what options are available to you, and how the firm can help, please give the office a call.

Meet the Attorneys

Eli Zev “E.Z.” Ilionsky is the managing attorney behind Ilionsky Law, PLLC. Born in the former Soviet Union, E.Z.  is the son of a refugee family which – after living as stateless persons in Europe – eventually settled in the United States. This background and experience has made E.Z. appreciate more than most the rights and freedoms our legal system provides. He zealously employs these beliefs in his law practice. Click here to read the full bio.

Alison’s focus is on family law and real estate transactions, but her real passion is advocating for children. Alison works and volunteers on behalf of children caught in the tangles of the Texas legal system. Click here to read the full bio.

Anjali is also an accomplished writer with published works including but not limited to manuals, guidebooks, and, legal topics. Anjali excels in legal research and drafting, and is considered a rising star in family law, to which she devotes most of her legal work. Click here to read the full bio.

What our Clients are Saying

  • Mr Ilionsky represented me on two occasions. Both civil court law suits. I won because of his services on both occasions. Throughout the process he was extremely professional, & very prompt. He explained to me what to expect in a manner that eased my initial stress and concerns. Via email & phone, gave quick responses to my questions. The first case did go to trial by judge where Zev really gained my respect as a professional in his field. I recommend his services to anyone.

  • I had a legal issue where I was facing potential federal charges from a national financial organization. I became extremely worried and tried avoiding dealing with it, but ultimately knew I had to do something about it. Zev was compassionate of the situation, let me know what the possible consequences of the charges were, and dealt with it expeditiously. Thanks to his quick action, no charges were ever brought, and the case was dismissed without even going to court. Highly recommended.

  • I couldn’t be happier with Mr. Ilionsky’s service! Always cordial and respectful and really made me feel like he listened to me and cared! I would definitely turn to him if I needed legal help in the future.

  • Zev has handled numerous issues for me over the years and has helped me grow my business from the ground floor into a state-wide enterprise by providing legal assistance every step of the way.

  • Good and thorough attorney who puts an emphasis on communication and working together with his client. He made it a point to return every one of my calls and emails, and helped me deal with my anxiety during the whole matter. He treated me like a person.

Affiliations and Recognitions

Martindale-Hubbel Client ChampionMartindale-Hubbel Client Champion

State Bar of Texas    United States District Court Southern District of Texas    Texas Trial Lawyers Association    Lead Counsel Rated
Greater Heights Area Chamber of Commerce       Houston Volunteer Lawyers
American Bar Association Garland Walker Inn of Court
Texas Bar Family Law SectionTexas Young Lawyers Association South Asia Bar Association of North America
Avvo Clients' Choice Award 2017Avvo Rating 10.0

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