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Taylor County Courts

Where Abilene cases are heard

Most Abilene civil, family and felony cases are heard in the Taylor County district courts at the courthouse on Oak Street. Your attorney will know which court fits your case.

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42nd District CourtTaylor County Courthouse, 300 Oak St, Suite 401
104th District CourtTaylor County Courthouse, 300 Oak St, Suite 402
326th District CourtTaylor County Courthouse, 300 Oak St, Suite 403
350th District CourtTaylor County Courthouse, 300 Oak St, Suite 404

Court list from TexasLawHelp.org. Check any attorney's license free on the State Bar of Texas website, and read our guide to looking up a Texas attorney.

Car and truck crashes

Crashes on I-20, the Winters Freeway, Loop 322 and US-277 are a common reason Abilene residents look for a lawyer. Texas generally allows two years to file an injury lawsuit, and claims involving a city vehicle can require written notice within six months or less.

Family law

Divorce, custody and child support cases in Taylor County are filed in district court. Ask any attorney about their experience with Taylor County family cases and how they bill.

Criminal defense

If you are charged with a crime, ask any attorney how many cases like yours they have handled recently. If you cannot afford a lawyer, ask the court about appointed counsel at your first appearance.

Wills, estates and property

Probate, wills and land title questions are common across Taylor County and the Big Country. Ask whether the attorney charges a flat fee for wills or estate plans.

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Abilene Coverage

We cover Abilene and surrounding communities

We accept requests from all of Abilene and the broader Taylor County area, including:

North Abilene
79603 Β· 79601
South Abilene
79605 Β· 79606
Dyess AFB Area
79607
East Abilene
79602
Wylie / Buffalo Gap
Taylor County
Merkel / Tye
Taylor County
Lawn / Impact
Taylor County
Tuscola / Potosi
Taylor County
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Common Questions

Frequently asked questions about Abilene lawyers

Start with the State Bar of Texas lawyer search to confirm an attorney's license is active, then ask about their experience with your type of case. You can also send a free request through TrustedProsTX, and we pass it to a participating attorney. Free for Abilene residents.
Military family law covers issues such as SCRA protections, USFSPA pension divisions, military divorce, and security clearance matters. Ask any attorney about their experience with this before you hire.
Many Abilene attorneys offer free initial consultations, especially for personal injury cases (which are often handled on contingency, where the fee comes from any recovery; ask who pays case costs). For other matters like estate planning or business law, consultation fees vary. Sending a request is free for you, and attorneys are not charged.
Abilene is the county seat of Taylor County. State court cases are handled in the Taylor County District Courts. Federal cases fall under the Northern District of Texas, Abilene Division.
West Texas oilfield injury cases often involve complex workers' comp, third-party liability, OSHA violations, and employer negligence. Ask any attorney about their experience with this before you hire.
Response times vary by attorney. If your matter is urgent (such as such as an arrest, a restraining order, or an accident), say so in your request.

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