The Piri Law Firm Announces Grand Opening of New Fort Worth Office
Oct 16, 2026
New location will begin accepting appointments and consultations on September 22, expanding access to legal services for individuals and families across Fort Worth and North Texas.
Fort Worth, Texas, United States, October 16, 2026 -- The Piri Law Firm has announced the grand opening of its new Fort Worth office at 308 W Kellis St, Fort Worth, TX 76115. The location will officially begin accepting appointments and consultations on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
Led by attorney Michael Piri, the firm represents clients in personal injury, immigration, criminal defense and family law matters. The new office provides individuals and families in Fort Worth and surrounding North Texas communities with a dedicated location where they can meet with the firm’s legal team and discuss their circumstances.
The opening expands the firm’s presence in the Dallas–Fort Worth area and makes its services more accessible to people who live or work in and around Fort Worth.
“Our new Fort Worth office represents an important step in making legal support more accessible to the communities we serve,” said Michael Piri. “Legal issues can affect every part of a person’s life, so clients need a place where they feel heard and can clearly understand their options. We look forward to meeting with individuals and families at this new location.”
Supporting Clients Across Multiple Practice Areas
The Fort Worth office connects clients with the firm’s legal team across four principal practice areas.
Personal Injury
The firm represents people who have been injured in vehicle collisions and other serious accidents. Its legal team helps clients understand their options for pursuing compensation and navigating the legal and financial issues that can arise after an injury.
Immigration
The Piri Law Firm assists with removal defense, asylum, family-based immigration, adjustment of status, immigration court proceedings, citizenship and other immigration matters.
Criminal Defense
The firm represents individuals facing allegations involving driving while intoxicated, assault, drug offences, theft, felonies and other Texas criminal charges. It also considers potential immigration consequences when a criminal case involves a non-citizen.
Family Law
The firm provides representation in divorce, child custody, child support, modifications, enforcement proceedings and related Texas family law matters.
Having these services available through one firm can be particularly helpful when legal issues overlap. A criminal allegation, for example, may create immigration consequences, while a family law matter may involve questions about a person’s immigration status.
The firm’s crimmigration practice focuses on these intersections by evaluating the potential consequences of criminal and immigration proceedings together.
A Dedicated Location for Fort Worth Clients
The new office gives Fort Worth-area clients an additional option for meeting with the firm without travelling to another part of the Dallas–Fort Worth region.
Visitors can find office information, contact details and consultation options through The Piri Law Firm Fort Worth Office.
The office is located at 308 W Kellis St in Fort Worth. People planning a visit can also view the firm’s Google Business Profile for location information and directions.
Appointments are recommended so the firm can confirm attorney availability and ensure that the appropriate team member is prepared to discuss the matter.
Consultations Begin September 22
The Fort Worth office will begin accepting appointments and consultations on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
Individuals seeking assistance can call the office directly at (817) 381-0244 or contact the firm through its website. The location’s listed office hours are 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., seven days a week.
Opening the Fort Worth location allows the firm to serve clients more locally while still connecting each case with its wider legal resources. The office is intended to provide a professional and accessible environment where clients can explain their concerns, learn which legal options may be available and determine their next steps.
About The Piri Law Firm
The Piri Law Firm is a Texas law firm serving clients throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth area. Led by attorney Michael Piri, the firm handles personal injury, immigration, criminal defense, crimmigration and family law matters.
The firm assists clients facing legal situations that may affect their freedom, immigration status, family relationships, health or financial security. Its multilingual services are available in English, Spanish and French.
The opening of the Fort Worth office reflects the firm’s continued effort to improve access to legal assistance for individuals and families throughout North Texas.
For further information or to request a consultation, visit the firm’s Fort Worth office page or call (817) 381-0244.
The information in this press release is provided for general informational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Contacting The Piri Law Firm does not create an attorney-client relationship. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.
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