About Jon K Hudgens Law Office — General Legal Services Texas

Jon K Hudgens Law Office serves as the general legal services Longview residents and Gregg County families call on for general civil work — estate planning, real estate, family law, business formation, and civil disputes. East Texas families benefit from a firm with local presence and direct attorney access on every matter. The solo-practice model keeps fees reasonable and communication clear. Browse additional Longview Attorneys for further Gregg County options.

The practice covers Longview, Kilgore, Gladewater, White Oak, and the surrounding Gregg, Harrison, and Upshur county area, with regular appearances at the Gregg County Courthouse at 101 E. Methvin Street, the County Court at Law, and the Longview Municipal Court. East Texas legal needs — for a will, deed, divorce, or small business contract — are exactly what this firm provides without the overhead of a large Dallas or Tyler firm. General Legal Services Longview families have relied on for years prioritize careful, individualized work.

What Clients Say

Clients describe the firm as accessible, prepared, and fair. Reviewers note that the attorney is reachable directly and that calls are returned the same day in most cases. Estate planning clients appreciate the patient walk-through of will and trust options, while small business clients commend efficient LLC formation and contract drafting. The local reputation in the East Texas legal community rests on consistent, attentive service.

General Legal Services — Practice Areas & Services

• Estate planning, wills, and probate handled at the Gregg County Courthouse in Longview.
• Real estate transactions and deed work for residential and rural properties across East Texas.
• Family law including divorce, custody, and child support in the Gregg County courts.
• Small business formation, contract drafting, and minor civil litigation for Longview-area clients.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Longview court handles which kind of case?

Gregg County District Court at 101 E. Methvin handles felonies and civil cases over $250,000. The County Court at Law 2 handles civil cases up to $250,000 and probate. The Longview Municipal Court at 302 W. Cotton handles Class C misdemeanors and traffic. The District Attorney’s Office and Gregg County Law Library are also at 101 E. Methvin.

What does a basic Texas estate plan cost?

Simple wills and standard estate plan packages are typically flat-fee. Trust-based plans cost more but offer benefits including probate efficiency. Texas probate is relatively streamlined compared to other states, but planning documents still matter for blended families and out-of-state property. Written fee quotes follow the consultation.

Does the firm handle Gregg County divorces?

Yes. Texas divorces require a 60-day waiting period from filing to finalization. Uncontested divorces are flat-fee. Contested cases — particularly those involving custody, property division, or business interests — bill hourly. The firm handles cases in the Gregg County District Court Family Division.