Immigration & Accident Lawyer in Conroe, TX
Bilingual attorney Kristopher A. Alvarez serves families in Conroe and Montgomery County — including detention cases at the Montgomery Processing Center — with honesty first and in your language.
When a loved one is detained in Conroe, every day counts
Conroe is the Montgomery County seat — and it is also home to the Montgomery Processing Center, the immigration detention facility that holds people picked up across Houston and the entire region. If ICE detained your husband, your son, or a relative and you suddenly need a lawyer near Conroe, you are not alone. The first step is locating them and evaluating right away whether they may qualify for an immigration bond near the Conroe detention center; at the same time, we begin preparing their deportation defense before the Houston immigration courts, where these cases are heard.
Our Montrose office (1603 W. Alabama St., Houston) serves Conroe straight down I-45. And in a detention case, distance slows nothing down: much of the work happens by phone, in communication with the facility, and before the court. You speak directly with the attorney — in English or Spanish, no middlemen.
We also stand with the fast-growing Latino community of Conroe, The Woodlands, Willis, Spring, Porter, and New Caney in everything else life brings: if you were hit on the I-45 corridor, a car accident lawyer near Conroe can fight for your compensation (accident cases are no win, no fee); and we handle family law matters before the Montgomery County courts in Conroe, as well as the purchase of your first home.
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Our areas of legal practice
Immigration & Asylum
A loved one detained at the Conroe processing center? We act fast: immigration bonds, deportation defense, asylum, and family petitions.
Learn more →Car Accidents
Were you hit on I-45 between Conroe and Houston, on Highway 105, or on Loop 336? We help you pursue maximum compensation. No win, no fee.
Learn more →Family Law
Divorce, child custody, and child support before the Montgomery County courts in Conroe — explained clearly, in English or Spanish.
Learn more →Real Estate
Conroe is growing fast, and many families are buying their first home here or in Willis and New Caney. We review your contract and protect you at closing.
Learn more →Frequently asked questions in Conroe
My family member is detained at the Conroe detention center — what do I do first?
First, confirm where they are being held and have their A-number (alien registration number) handy; with that, the person can be located in ICE's system. Then it is critical to evaluate right away whether they may qualify for an immigration bond, because acting quickly can make a real difference for the family. Call us and we will walk you through it step by step, in English or Spanish.
Do you visit clients detained in Conroe?
Yes, we represent people detained at the Montgomery Processing Center in Conroe. That includes communication with the facility, preparing the case, and representation before the court. Every case is different, and we coordinate with you on the way of working your situation requires.
Which office handles Conroe cases?
Our Montrose office, at 1603 W. Alabama St., Houston, TX 77006, handles Conroe cases; it is a straight drive down I-45. And in detention cases, much of the work happens by phone, with the facility, and before the Houston immigration courts, so the distance does not slow anything down.
Can you take my case if I live in Conroe but my crash happened in Houston?
Yes. Cases are handled where the courts are, not where you live: a crash that happened in Houston is generally handled before the Harris County courts, even if you live in Conroe. We represent you all the same, without making you travel more than necessary.