The R.A. Brown Legal Group
Rodney A. Brown – Texas Divorce & Family Law Attorney
Phone: 281-974-3538
Email: service@rabrownllc.com
Office Address:
1942 W. Gray St., Ste. 426
Houston, TX 77019
Please do not visit the office without an appointment so the firm can ensure adequate time and privacy for your meeting.
Standard Office Hours
By appointment only Mon–Fri: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Weekend Availability
If your matter is time-sensitive, you are encouraged to call the firm rather than relying solely on the contact form.
Ways to Contact the Firm
- Call during office hours to speak with the firm or leave a detailed voicemail.
- Use the consultation request form on this page at any time.
- Indicate if there are upcoming court dates or urgent deadlines.
The firm strives to respond promptly and discreetly to all serious Texas divorce and family-law inquiries.
Use this form to request a consultation regarding a Texas divorce or family-law matter. Please share enough information to understand the general nature of your situation, but avoid sending highly sensitive details or documents through the form.
After your submission, the firm will review your information, check for conflicts of interest, and follow up to discuss next steps.
If you have an upcoming hearing, deadline, or safety concern, please call 281-974-3538 rather than relying solely on this form.
If you are facing an emergency, contact local law enforcement or emergency services immediately before reaching out to the firm.
Information you provide through this form will be treated with care and used primarily to determine whether the firm can assist you. However, sending a message through this website does not create an attorney–client relationship, and the firm may be unable to represent you for conflict or other reasons.
Please keep your description focused on the general nature of your family-law concerns. Detailed legal advice can only be provided, if at all, after a formal engagement with the firm.
After you contact the firm, your information is reviewed to understand the general nature of your Texas divorce or family-law matter.
The firm typically aims to respond within one business day during standard office hours. Response times may vary based on court schedules, holidays, and the complexity or urgency of your situation.
Before any attorney–client relationship can be formed, the firm must confirm that there are no conflicts of interest with current or former clients.
If there is no conflict and the matter is within the firm’s practice, the next step is typically to schedule an initial consultation to discuss your goals, concerns, and potential strategies in more detail.
Initial consultations are generally scheduled as paid sessions so that your time with the attorney can focus on your specific questions, priorities, and options.
Details about the consultation format (phone, video, or in-office), expected length, and fee structure will be provided when your appointment is confirmed.
Parking and building access
Parking options and building access details may vary. When your consultation is confirmed, you will receive current information about where to park and how to access the suite.
Please plan to arrive a few minutes early for in-person consultations so that you have time for parking, security, and check-in.
The firm understands that Texas divorce and family-law matters are deeply personal and often sensitive. Messages submitted through this website are handled with care and discretion.
However, email and web forms have inherent security limitations. Please avoid including Social Security numbers, bank-account numbers, passwords, or highly confidential information in your initial message.
More detailed or sensitive information can be shared, if appropriate, after an attorney–client relationship is formally established.
Contacting The R.A. Brown Legal Group through this website, by email, or by phone does not, by itself, create an attorney–client relationship and does not guarantee that the firm will represent you.
Information on this website is provided for general informational purposes only and should not be treated as legal advice for your specific situation.
An attorney–client relationship is formed only after the firm confirms that it can accept your matter and you receive and sign a written engagement agreement. Until that occurs, you should not rely on the firm as your legal counsel.