
PROUDLY SERVING PROSPER & COLLIN COUNTY
Experienced family lawyers protecting what matters most.
A Family Law Office in Prosper, Not Just a Service Area
Pfister Family Law meets clients at 291 South Preston Rd, Suite 140, Prosper, TX 75078. Meetings here are by appointment, so call 972-712-6700 and we will set a time that works for you. Many firms list Prosper as a place they serve. We chose to have a room here because a parent juggling a Prosper ISD pickup and a work call should not have to drive to Dallas to talk about their family.
What Prosper Families Bring to Us
Prosper has grown from a small town into one of the fastest-growing communities in North Texas, and family law cases here reflect that. We often meet couples who bought a home in Windsong Ranch or Star Trail in recent years and now need to decide who keeps it, how the equity is divided and how the mortgage is handled. We also see parents whose children are rooted in Prosper ISD schools and activities, which makes a stable possession schedule the top priority.
One Town, Two Counties
Prosper sits in both Collin County and Denton County, so where you live can decide which courthouse hears your case. Collin County family cases are heard at the courts building on Bloomdale Road in McKinney, and Denton County cases are heard at the Denton County Courts Building in Denton. We confirm the right county at your first meeting so your case starts in the right place.
Divorce, Custody and Support for Prosper Families
We handle contested and uncontested divorce, high net worth divorce, child custody, child support, spousal support, modifications and enforcement. If you live in Celina, Gunter or elsewhere north of US 380, the Prosper office is often the easiest place to meet. For a closer look at the process, start with our pages on divorce and child custody, or read about working with a Prosper divorce attorney and a Prosper child custody lawyer.
Who You Will Work With
The firm is led by John J. Pfister Jr., board-certified in family law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. That certification is held by fewer than 1% of all Texas attorneys and means John has been independently tested and verified as an expert by the state of Texas itself. Jacob Jeffries is also board-certified in family law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization, and associate attorney Dakota Mayr works alongside them. Whether we meet in Prosper or at our main office in Frisco, you work with the same team.
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Prosper Office
Do I need an appointment to visit the Prosper office?
Yes. The Prosper office is open by appointment only. Call 972-712-6700 and we will schedule a meeting in Prosper, in Frisco or by video.
Will my Prosper divorce be filed in Collin County or Denton County?
Texas law generally requires that one spouse has lived in Texas for the past six months and in the filing county for the past 90 days. Because Prosper crosses a county line, we review your address and how long you have lived there at the first meeting, then file in the county that fits.
Can you help if I live in Celina or Gunter?
Yes. Many families north of Prosper meet us here because it is close to home. See our Celina page or call to schedule a meeting.
Schedule a Meeting in Prosper
Call 972-712-6700 to schedule a confidential consultation at our Prosper office. Prefer Frisco? Our Frisco office is a short drive south on the Dallas North Tollway. See every community we serve on our Collin County page.




















