Frisco city, located in both Collin County and Denton County, was 2007’s 7^th fastest growing suburb in America. The rapid growth was a result of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex suburban development which spilled over in effect to Frisco. It is now home to many professionals that work in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Due to Frisco’s tremendous growth, it is accumulating many new retail properties including Stonebrair Center, a mall and an IKEA.

Lawyers in Frisco are diverse in their areas of practice. One may find attorneys in the area that practice injury law, criminal law, divorce law, employment, real estate and other areas of law. It is important to have an attorney that practices in the area of law that is right for your case.

On Tuesday, June 9, 2009, William Potter of Frisco died. William is survived by his three sons, three grandchildren and one great-grandchild. The family will look to a wills and trust attorney to settle the estate between them or whomever Mr. Potter willed his estate to. The matters that may arise will be complicated and require a keen understanding of the law.

Civil disputes, such as those involving wills and trust, will likely be brought before the Collin County Court or the 158^th District Court in Denton County. Since Frisco is located in two counties, it would be important for an attorney to be familiar with both counties and the advantages and practicality of filing a case in either of these court houses. Employing an attorney that is familiar with your geographical area can be as important sometimes as employing an attorney that is familiar with your legal area.

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For more information about laws and courts in Frisco, visit the following sites:

• The Texas Judiciary
• Texas State Law Library
• Texas Bar Association
• Collin County Court