Criminal defense
A charge deserves a prepared response. Counsel for people facing misdemeanors and felony allegations.
DWI · Drug crimes · Assault · Theft & robberySERVING WILLIAMSON COUNTY, TEXAS
Williamson County
attorney.
A Williamson County matter may involve a family in Georgetown, an injury near Round Rock, or a planning question connected to Cedar Park. Start with the issue and the location involved. Elliott At Law's six practice areas provide a starting point for discussing your needs with Jon, whose office is in San Marcos.
Georgetown · Round Rock · Cedar Park
LEGAL SERVICES
Start with what
you need.
Discuss your situation, where the matter is being handled, and the help you are seeking. These practice pages explain the work and what to prepare.
Personal injury
Understand the claim, the insurance questions, and the impact of an injury on your life and your family.
Car & truck accidents · Unsafe property · Wrongful deathDivorce & family law
Thoughtful representation for the personal decisions, parenting questions, and financial issues ahead.
Divorce · Child custody · Asset division · Child supportMedical bill arbitration
Review disputed out-of-network payments and whether Texas arbitration or federal IDR may apply.
Eligibility review · Payment disputes · Provider counselHeirship & inheritance recovery
Bring clarity to an unresolved estate, your relationship to it, and the steps available to pursue an inheritance.
Heirship · Estate assets · InheritanceEstate planning
Make your wishes clear with planning shaped around your family, responsibilities, and priorities.
Wills · Trusts · Powers of attorneyWILLIAMSON COUNTY CONTEXT
Court records and property records serve different purposes.
Williamson County offers separate starting points for judicial records and official public records. The District Clerk's page explains how to request civil, family, juvenile, and criminal case records and links to the Judicial Records website. The County Clerk maintains county-court records, including Class A and B misdemeanor and probate matters. Its records-search page also links to official public records. That distinction can be useful when an inheritance or family question involves both a court proceeding and recorded property documents: finding a deed does not replace locating the case file. The county's Court at Law Four probate page offers additional court-specific guidance. Use the court named on your documents to identify which instructions apply.
OFFICIAL LOCAL RESOURCES
Find the right
starting point.
Use the court name and case number on your documents when looking for records. Official websites can help locate information; they do not replace a conversation about your legal situation.
Williamson County District Clerk
District-case copy requests, family and criminal record information, and the official judicial-records link.
Williamson County Clerk records search
Separate links for official public records and judicial records, useful when researching both property and a case.
County Courts at Law case information
The County Clerk's explanation of its misdemeanor, civil, and probate record responsibilities.
Court at Law Four probate guidance
Court-specific probate information and related documents; confirm the assigned court before relying on its procedures.
LOCAL QUESTIONS
Before we talk.
Is the property-record search the same as the court-record search?
No. The County Clerk's search page lists official public records and judicial records separately. Identify whether you need a recorded property document or a document filed in a case before choosing a search.
Does a Round Rock or Cedar Park address establish where a case belongs?
A city name alone does not answer that question. Explain the relevant addresses, events, and existing court information to Jon so the discussion can address the particular matter.
Where is Elliott At Law’s office?
Our office is at 829 N LBJ Dr, Ste 105, San Marcos, TX 78666. Call 512-643-3293 to discuss your Williamson County matter and confirm arrangements for a consultation. Get directions to the San Marcos office.
What does a consultation cost?
Initial consultations are free. The standard rate is $350/hour; the scope and applicable fee terms are discussed directly with Jon. Availability depends on the severity of the case.