Williamson County, Texas
A neutral receiver for Williamson County divorce cases
Williamson County is home. We are based in Round Rock, so a Williamson County property is a short drive for the receiver, the listing agent, and every vendor.
The courts
New family cases filed in district court are assigned among the 395th, 425th, and 480th District Courts. The county courts at law also hear family cases, and the District Clerk serves as their clerk in those cases.
- 395th District Court
- 425th District Court
- 480th District Court
- County Courts at Law
Qualifying in Williamson County
After the Court signs the order, Kasey Jorgenson takes the receiver's oath and files it with the bond the Court set (Tex. Civ. Prac. & Rem. Code §§64.022–.023), then sends a notice of qualification to both counsel. In a pending divorce, we give the appointment notice to each lienholder within 30 days, as Tex. Fam. Code §6.502(b) requires.
Filings go to the Williamson County District Clerk, Georgetown. County seat: Georgetown. Population: 752,827 (2025 Census estimate).
What we need from counsel
- The property is vacant, or the order sets a firm vacate date.
- The order includes our required provisions, sets the bond, and orders a cost deposit.
- Both counsel agree to joint written communication with the receiver.
Ready to put the house in neutral hands?
Send the case details and a draft order. We respond within one business day.