Webster, Texas · Family Law

Webster Divorce & Family Law Attorneys

Your neighborhood family law firm. Enos Family Law is based right here in Webster — representation for divorce, custody, and property division without leaving the Bay 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 Webster families don't want to hire a downtown Houston firm and then wait for an attorney who barely knows the local courts. Our office is on Feather Craft Lane in Webster — the same community you live and work in. When you need to meet, review documents, or prepare for a hearing, we're minutes away, not an hour up I-45.

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 Webster Divorce Is Filed

Webster is in Harris County, so a Webster divorce is generally filed in the Harris County family courts.
One spouse must have lived in Texas 6 months and in Harris County 90 days to file.
Texas requires a 60-day minimum waiting period before any divorce is final.
Being based in 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.

Webster Family Law FAQ

Is your office really in Webster?

Yes — 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.