Meet LaTosha
Judge LaTosha McGill Clayton has been a proud resident of Fort Bend County for over 40 years and is a product of the Fort Bend Independent School District, attending Blue Ridge Elementary, Quail Valley Junior High (now Quail Valley Middle School), and Dulles High School. She earned her Bachelor’s degree from Sam Houston State University, her teaching certification from University of Houston-Downtown, and her Juris Doctorate from Thurgood Marshall School of Law. Judge Clayton began her legal career in 2005 by founding The McGill Law Firm practicing primarily Family Law as well as Criminal, Personal Injury, and Wills and Probate. She later served as a Legal Enforcement Attorney with the Harris County Domestic Relations Office before being appointed Associate Judge of the 505th Judicial District Court in 2021. Beyond the Courtroom, Judge Clayton is active in her community and committed to service. She is a proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated and Top Ladies of Distinction where she has chaired several committees, including Status of Women, Legislative Action, and Advocate for Social Justice. Judge Clayton is committed to serving families with compassion by placing families first-listening to the facts, applying the law fairly, using discretion when necessary, and remaining impartial in every case.
Education & Experience
Education
Blue Ridge Elementary
Quail Valley Junior High (now Quail Valley Middle School)
Dulles High School
Bachelor’s degree from Sam Houston State University
Teaching certification from University of Houston-Downtown
Juris Doctorate from Thurgood Marshall School of Law
Experience
Teacher of the Year at Lake Olympia Middle School
2005 – Founded The McGill Law Firm , practicing primarily Family Law as well as Criminal, Personal Injury, and Wills and Probate
2012 – Served as a Legal Enforcement Attorney with the Harris County Domestic Relations Office
2021 – Appointed Associate Judge of the 505th Judicial District Court
Community Service
LaTosha is a proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated and Top Ladies of Distinction where she has chaired several committees, including Status of Women, Legislative Action, and Advocate for Social Justice. She also Provides pro bono services with Volunteer Lawyer with the Houston Volunteer Lawyers; Legal Lines with Houston Bar Association, Volunteer Mediator with the Fort Bend Dispute Resolution Center to community service. Judge Clayton is committed to serving families with compassion by placing families first-listening to the facts, applying the law fairly, using discretion when necessary, and remaining impartial in every case.
Families First in the 501st through Experience, Compassion, and Fairness