GEORGETOWN — THE HEART OF WILLIAMSON COUNTY COURTS
Every misdemeanor and felony case for Round Rock, Cedar Park, Leander, Georgetown, Hutto, and Taylor residents is filed at the Williamson County Courthouse at 405 MLK Street in Georgetown. The same building houses Williamson County family courts for all of these communities. An attorney who appears regularly in Georgetown courts — who knows the prosecutors, judges, and local procedures — provides a decisive advantage.
Georgetown's growth brings growing traffic danger. I-35 through Georgetown is one of Central Texas's most congested and accident-prone corridors — with construction, high truck volumes, and drivers adjusting to the rapidly expanding urban environment. SH-29 (University Avenue) and DB Wood Road are also significant local accident corridors.
Practice Areas Available in Georgetown
Courts Serving Georgetown Residents
Williamson County District Courts
405 MLK Street, Georgetown — all felony cases and family law (divorce, custody, SAPCR) for Williamson County.
Williamson County Courts at Law
405 MLK Street, Georgetown — all Class A and B misdemeanors for Williamson County.
Georgetown Municipal Court
Handles Class C misdemeanors and traffic violations for Georgetown city limits.
Williamson County JP Courts
Multiple precincts handling small claims, evictions, and Class C matters across Williamson County.
Most Dangerous Roads & Accident Locations Near Georgetown
1I-35 Through Georgetown
The most dangerous stretch in Williamson County — high volumes, frequent construction, and serious accidents at the SH-29 and DB Wood Road interchanges.
2SH-29 (University Ave)
Georgetown's main east-west arterial — frequent cross-traffic accidents near retail areas and the Georgetown campus of Southwestern University.
3DB Wood Road / I-35 Interchange
One of Williamson County's most dangerous interchanges — frequent merge accidents and rear-end collisions.
4Ronald Reagan Blvd
Georgetown's rapidly developing northwestern corridor — new development bringing new traffic hazards.
Frequently Asked Questions — Georgetown TX
Are all Williamson County court cases heard in Georgetown?▾
Yes. The Williamson County Courthouse in Georgetown (405 MLK Street) is the venue for all Williamson County criminal (misdemeanor and felony) and family law cases — regardless of whether you live in Round Rock, Cedar Park, Leander, or Georgetown itself.
Do I need an attorney who practices in Georgetown specifically?▾
For Williamson County cases, an attorney familiar with Georgetown courthouse procedures, judges, and prosecutors has a significant advantage over one who only practices in Travis County (Austin) courts.
What is the fastest-growing area near Georgetown?▾
Georgetown and its surrounding communities — Liberty Hill, Leander, and the Georgetown ETJ — are among the fastest-growing areas in Texas, bringing significant traffic and legal complexity.
What types of cases are most common in Georgetown courts?▾
DWI and drug charges, family law disputes (divorce and custody), car accident injury claims, and property-related civil matters are among the most common matters in Williamson County courts.