We’re based in the heart of Houston and represent families across Harris County and the greater metro area.
Hicks Family Lawyers represents families throughout Montgomery County in divorce, child custody, child support, property division, and other family law matters. We serve Montgomery County from our Houston office in Harris County, with phone and video consultations available when an in-person visit is not practical. Family law matters in Montgomery County are handled through the Montgomery County Courthouse in Conroe, with the 410th District Court, the 418th District Court, and County Court at Law No. 3 serving as the relevant local court locations depending on case assignment. Whether your case is straightforward or involves significant business or real estate holdings, we bring the same corporate-caliber rigor to every stage of the process.
Whatever brought you here, chances are we will handle it. Here is the range of family law matters we work on for Montgomery County clients:
Hicks Family Lawyers serves clients throughout Montgomery County, including The Woodlands, Conroe, Shenandoah, Oak Ridge North, Magnolia, and Willis, and nearby communities. If your city or neighborhood is not listed, contact us to confirm coverage.
The table below connects the office serving Montgomery County with the verified court system and courthouse location(s) relevant to family law matters in the county.
| Office | Counties Served | Primary Courthouse |
|---|---|---|
Hicks Family Lawyers 4201 Main St, Suite 412 Houston, TX 77002 (346) 654-0577 | Montgomery County | Montgomery County Courthouse 301 N. Main St, Conroe, TX 77301 |
Family matters are assigned to the 410th District Court, the 418th District Court, or County Court at Law No. 3, depending on case assignment.
Hicks Family Lawyers serves Montgomery County from our Houston office in Harris County. Family law matters often involve financial complexity that benefits from experienced, focused representation, and our team brings that same depth to every Montgomery County case. Clients do not need a physical office inside Montgomery County to work with our team, and remote consultations are available where offered.
Hicks Family Lawyers pairs family law representation with more than 27 years of corporate law experience. Business interests, executive compensation, and complex property receive the same rigor as custody and support. That depth matters most when a family’s finances are not simple, and it sets our approach apart from firms that treat family law as a single, general practice.
Montgomery County family law matters are heard by the 410th District Court, the 418th District Court, or County Court at Law No. 3, all at the Montgomery County Courthouse in Conroe. We know the practices of each court and prepare accordingly, whichever one your case is assigned to.
No attorney can guarantee a result, but every Montgomery County client working with us walks into hearings, negotiations, and decisions fully prepared. We explain what Texas law actually means for your specific situation before you commit to anything, so you always understand where you stand and what comes next.
Our consultation process is straightforward and built around three things you need before any decisions get made:
We listen first. Tell us what is happening. The short version is fine, and we will ask the questions that matter.
We explain what Texas law says. In plain English. No lecture, no scare tactics, no pressure.
We map the next step. You leave the call knowing what happens next and what it will likely take, in time and cost, to get there.
Montgomery County family law matters are filed with the district clerk and heard at the Montgomery County Courthouse in Conroe, usually before the 410th District Court, the 418th District Court, or County Court at Law No. 3.
We handle the county-specific filing and court appearances. You can meet with us at our Midtown Houston office or entirely by video and phone, whichever fits your schedule better.
No. Montgomery County cases are filed and heard the same way regardless of which community you live in. If your community isn’t listed above, call and we’ll confirm coverage.
That can affect where a custody case is properly filed under Texas’s version of the UCCJEA. Bring the specifics to a consultation and we’ll walk through what it means for your case.
Cost depends on how contested the case is and whether business interests or complex property are involved. We’ll lay out scope and likely cost clearly during your consultation.
We aren’t just here to get you through a divorce. As Hicks Family Lawyers, we are your partner for what comes next, whatever that looks like for your family and what you’ve built. Whatever stage you are at, whether you are still deciding or already need representation, Montgomery County families deserve an attorney who treats their transition with the seriousness it carries, backed by the full reach of our Texas family law practice.
We meet Montgomery County clients from our office, with hearings and filings coordinated through the Montgomery County Courthouse in Conroe, and we offer video and phone consultations for The Woodlands and beyond.
Call (346) 654-0577 or schedule a consultation online. We will assign the attorney best matched to your case, whatever Montgomery County courthouse it is headed to.
