Conroe TX Β· Montgomery County Β· Greater Houston

Family Law Attorney β€”
Montgomery County & Greater Houston

10+ Years Experience
5 Counties Served
Free Consultations
Where We Practice

Serving Greater Houston & Surrounding Counties

This firm represents clients throughout Montgomery, Harris, Fort Bend, Brazoria, and Waller Counties β€” with our office based in Conroe, steps from the Montgomery County Family Law Courts.

We serve all of Texas for flat-fee uncontested divorce through the Law Office of Keith Phillips β€” and handle family law matters throughout Montgomery, Harris, Fort Bend, Brazoria, and Waller Counties. Not sure if we serve your area? Call us.
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Why Clients Choose Us

Experienced. Local. Personal.

Deep roots in Montgomery County and Greater Houston. Real courtroom experience across five counties. Your attorney shows up for you personally β€” not a paralegal, not an associate.

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Steps from the Courthouse

Our office is at 141 N. San Jacinto Street in Conroe β€” steps from the Montgomery County Family Law Courts. We practice here every day. We know the local judges, the local procedures, and how cases are actually decided in this courthouse.

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17+ Years of Local Experience

Our attorneys bring deep family law experience across Montgomery County and Greater Houston β€” including mediation expertise and firsthand knowledge of how Texas courts evaluate cases involving families and children.

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Direct Attorney Access

You work directly with your attorney β€” not a rotating associate or a call center. Your calls get returned. Your questions get answered. Your case gets the attention it deserves from a licensed attorney who knows your file.

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Serving Greater Houston

From The Woodlands and Spring to Kingwood, Humble, Cypress, and Houston proper β€” our firm represents families throughout Harris County and the Greater Houston metro. One firm, five counties, no referral runaround.

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Ready to Speak With a Local Attorney?

We serve families throughout Montgomery County and Greater Houston. Call us today or schedule online β€” no obligation, no charge.

(936) 298-8000
Your Legal Team

Meet Our Team at the Law Office of Keith Phillips

Keith Phillips β€” Family Law Attorney & Mediator Conroe TX
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Keith Phillips
Attorney & Mediator
TX Bar 2016 Former CPS Family Law
Keith Phillips has been licensed to practice law in Texas since 2016, focusing on family law matters throughout Montgomery County and Greater Houston. Before private practice, Keith worked with Child Protective Services β€” giving him direct, firsthand insight into how Texas courts evaluate the best interests of children and how decisions affecting families are made at the institutional level.

Keith became a licensed mediator in 2020, and that perspective shapes how he approaches every case β€” focused on practical, efficient resolution while fully prepared to litigate when necessary. He is a father of five.
Licensed β€” State Bar of Texas since 2016
Licensed Mediator since 2020
Former Child Protective Services Caseworker
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Kaitlyn Allen β€” Paralegal, Law Office of Keith Phillips
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Kaitlyn Allen
Paralegal
Family Law 12 Years Experience
Family means everything to Kaitlyn Allen β€” which is exactly why she has spent the last 12 years fighting for families as a family law paralegal. A mother of four, she knows firsthand what's at stake for the clients she serves, so when someone walks in scared, overwhelmed, or unsure of what comes next, Kaitlyn meets them with genuine understanding β€” not just a case file.

Behind the scenes, Kaitlyn is the one making sure nothing falls through the cracks β€” preparing documents, coordinating discovery, and tracking every deadline β€” so clients can focus on their families while she handles the details. What clients remember most is simply how heard she made them feel.
Family Law Paralegal
12 Years of Family Law Experience
Dedicated to Client Support & Communication
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Client Testimonials

What Our Clients Say

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Keith handled my divorce with professionalism and compassion. He kept me informed every step of the way and made a very difficult time much easier to navigate. I cannot recommend him enough.
Sarah M.
Divorce Client Β· Conroe, TX Β· Google Review
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I was overwhelmed going into my custody case. Keith explained everything clearly, fought for my rights as a father, and we got a great outcome for my kids. He truly cares about his clients.
Michael R.
Child Custody Client Β· The Woodlands, TX Β· Google Review
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My child support modification was handled with complete professionalism. Straightforward, realistic, and efficient β€” I always knew exactly where my case stood.
Amanda T.
Child Support Client Β· Montgomery County, TX Β· Google Review
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Keith guided me through my divorce with patience and skill. The property division could have been a nightmare but he made sure everything was handled correctly. Worth every penny.
Robert L.
Divorce Client Β· Conroe, TX Β· Google Review
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My attorney's background gave me real confidence during my custody case. They understood exactly how the court would evaluate things and prepared us perfectly. Outstanding representation.
Jennifer W.
Child Custody Client Β· Tomball, TX Β· Google Review
Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to what we hear most. For the full list visit our FAQ page.

Texas requires a mandatory 60-day waiting period from the date the petition is filed. Uncontested divorces where both parties agree on all terms often close shortly after that window. Contested divorces involving property disputes, custody, or a difficult opposing party typically take six months to over a year. Learn more about divorce in Texas β†’
No. Texas law explicitly prohibits gender preference in custody decisions. The best interest of the child is the only standard and it is completely gender-neutral. Fathers and mothers start from the same legal position. Outcomes are determined by the specific facts β€” each parent's stability, involvement, and ability to meet the child's needs. Learn more about child custody β†’
Texas calculates child support as a percentage of the paying parent's net monthly income β€” 20% for one child, 25% for two, 30% for three, 35% for four, and 40% for five or more. Courts can deviate from guidelines in specific circumstances. Additional amounts may cover health insurance and childcare. Learn more about child support β†’
Yes β€” through our uncontested divorce service, our flat-fee uncontested divorce service starting at $2,500 for qualifying cases where both spouses agree on all terms. Our firm serves clients throughout Montgomery County, Harris County, and Greater Houston. A free consultation will confirm whether your case qualifies. For contested matters, our firm handles full litigation representation.
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