A practical guide to Montgomery County criminal courts: which court hears your case, what happens at each setting, and how to avoid costly mistakes.
Davida Johnson

Military Divorce in Texas: Special Rules and Protections for Service Members and Spouses
Military divorce in Texas involves unique federal protections and rules. Houston-area family law attorneys explain SCRA, military pension division, and custody issues.
Child Support Modification in Texas: When and How to Change Your Order
Need to modify child support in Texas? Montgomery County family lawyers explain when you can change support orders and how the 2025 cap increase affects modifications.
Grandparent Rights in Texas: When You Can (and Can’t) File for Custody or Visitation
Texas grandparent rights are limited. Montgomery County family lawyers explain when grandparents can seek custody or visitation, and what legal options exist.
How Much Does a Divorce Cost in Texas? A Realistic Breakdown of Fees and Expenses
What does divorce cost in Texas? Montgomery County divorce lawyers break down attorney fees, court costs, and factors that affect your total divorce expenses.
CPS Investigation in Texas: What to Do When Child Protective Services Comes to Your Door
Facing a CPS investigation in Texas? Montgomery County family lawyers explain your rights, what to expect, and how to protect your family during a DFPS investigation.
The Three Strikes Visitation Law: New Criminal Penalties for Blocking Child Custody in Texas
Texas’s new Three Strikes law makes repeatedly blocking court-ordered visitation a criminal offense with escalating penalties. Montgomery County family lawyers explain.
Extended Standard Possession Orders (ESPO) Are Now Default in Texas: What Parents Need to Know
Texas made Extended Standard Possession Orders the default custody schedule in 2025. Learn how this affects visitation, overnights, and what Montgomery County parents should do.
How to File for Divorce in Montgomery County: Complete Filing Guide
Step-by-step guide to filing for divorce in Montgomery County, Texas. Learn about residency requirements, filing fees, documents needed, and how Conroe divorce attorneys can help.









