La Marque, Texas · Family Law

La Marque Divorce & Family Law Attorneys

Your neighborhood family law firm. Enos Family Law serves La Marque from our office in nearby Webster — representation for divorce, custody, and property division without leaving the area, led by Greg Enos, the firm's only Board Certified attorney (Family Law – Texas Board of Legal Specialization).

The Family Law Firm in Your Own Backyard

Most La Marque families don't want to hire a downtown Houston firm and then wait for an attorney who barely knows the local courts. Our office in Webster is about 20 minutes down I-45 — close enough to meet in person whenever your case calls for it.

Attorney Greg Enos is the firm's only attorney Board Certified in Family Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization — a credential held by fewer than 1% of Texas lawyers — and has 41+ years of experience. He works alongside a genuine family team: Paul Enos, Catherine Enos Healy, and Shandon Tonry. For the engineers, medical staff, and business owners of the Bay Area corridor, that means senior attention close to home.

Where a La Marque Divorce Is Filed

La Marque is in Galveston County, so a La Marque divorce is generally filed in the Galveston County courts at the Justice Center in Galveston.
One spouse must have lived in Texas 6 months and in Galveston County 90 days to file.
Texas requires a 60-day minimum waiting period before any divorce is final.
Serving La Marque from nearby Webster is our advantage — and yours. We're in these courts constantly and know the local judges, staff, and procedures that shape how a case really moves.

La Marque Family Law FAQ

How close is your office to La Marque?

About 20 minutes — 17207 Feather Craft Lane, Webster, TX 77598. We also meet by phone and Zoom when that's easier for your schedule.

What does a consultation cost?

$300 in person or $250 by phone or Zoom. We'll give you a realistic picture of your options and likely costs at that meeting.

How long will my divorce take?

At least 60 days from filing. An uncontested divorce can finish soon after; contested cases take longer — see our divorce process guide.