PROUDLY SERVING FRISCO & COLLIN COUNTY
Experienced family lawyers protecting what matters most.
Frisco Is Home Base
Our main office is at 5300 Town and Country Blvd, Suite 110, Frisco, TX 75034, just off the Dallas North Tollway. Frisco is where Pfister Family Law is based, and it is where many of our clients live, work and send their kids to school. When you call 972-712-6700, you reach a team that knows this city well.
Family Law in a City That Crosses a County Line
Frisco is split between Collin County and Denton County. Collin County family cases are heard in McKinney, and Denton County family cases are heard in Denton. Two neighbors a few streets apart can end up in different courthouses with different local procedures. Getting this right from the start avoids delay, and it is one of the first things we check.
Frisco Families and the Issues We See
Frisco has grown fast, and many of our clients are dual-career households with children in Frisco ISD, stock compensation from employers along the Tollway and a home bought in the last decade. That mix shapes our work. Divorces often involve retirement accounts, equity awards and home equity. Custody cases often turn on school schedules, activity calendars and parents who travel for work. We help families build plans that fit how they actually live.
How We Help
We represent Frisco spouses and parents in divorce, child custody, child support, spousal support, property division, modifications and enforcement. Some cases settle through negotiation or mediation, and some need a strong presence in the courtroom. We prepare for both. For more on the two most common Frisco matters, see our Frisco divorce attorney and Frisco child custody lawyer pages.
Your Frisco Legal Team
John J. Pfister Jr., the firm's founder, is board-certified in family law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. Jacob Jeffries is also board-certified in family law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. Associate attorney Dakota Mayr and our paralegal team keep your case moving and keep you informed.
Frequently Asked Questions About Frisco Family Law
Which court will hear my Frisco family law case?
It depends on whether your home is in the Collin County or Denton County part of Frisco. Collin County family cases are heard in McKinney and Denton County family cases in Denton. We confirm the right county before anything is filed.
Do Frisco ISD calendars matter in a custody order?
They often do. Possession schedules commonly follow the school calendar for holidays, spring break and summer, so we draft with your children's school calendar in mind.
Where do I meet with my attorney in Frisco?
At our office at 5300 Town and Country Blvd, Suite 110. We also meet by video, or by appointment at our Prosper office if that is closer.
Talk With a Frisco Family Lawyer
Call 972-712-6700 to schedule a confidential consultation. If you live north of US 380, our Prosper office may be closer. See every community we serve on our Collin County page, and visit our home page to meet the team.
