Your freedom deserves a defense built for the stakes.
An arrest or criminal charge can threaten your freedom, reputation, career, and future. The firm defends clients facing misdemeanor and felony allegations throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth area.
The Piri Law Firm represents clients across Dallas–Fort Worth in immigration, habeas corpus, criminal defense, crimmigration, personal injury, and family law. When the outcome can change your life, you need counsel that understands what's at stake.
The Piri Law Firm is a Dallas–Fort Worth law firm representing clients in immigration, immigration detention and habeas corpus, criminal defense, crimmigration, personal injury, and family law. Attorney Michael Piri serves clients in English, Spanish, and French.
Legal problems don’t happen on paper.
They affect the people you love, the freedom you protect, the future you are building, and the recovery you are counting on.
Immigration and family-law decisions can determine where—and with whom—you build your life.
A criminal charge can affect your liberty, your record, and for non-citizens, your immigration status.
The right legal strategy can shape what comes next for your career, your status, and your stability.
After a serious injury, accountability and compensation can make a real difference in rebuilding.
Immigration law can determine where you live, whether you can work, and whether your family can remain together. The Piri Law Firm represents individuals and families throughout Dallas–Fort Worth in high-stakes immigration matters, from removal defense and immigration court to habeas corpus matters, green cards, asylum, citizenship, and family-based cases.
When the stakes are this personal, you need more than forms and deadlines. You need a legal strategy built around your status, your history, your family, and what could happen next. Michael Piri works with clients in English, Spanish, and French and helps them understand the options available before making decisions that can affect their future in the United States.
For non-U.S. citizens, a criminal case can trigger consequences far beyond fines, probation, or jail. A plea that looks favorable in criminal court can still create serious immigration problems—including detention, inadmissibility, or removal.
The Piri Law Firm approaches these cases with both systems in mind. Criminal strategy and immigration strategy should work together from the beginning, especially when your ability to remain in the United States may depend on the outcome.
Arrest, bond, probation, incarceration, and the criminal record itself.
Some charges and convictions can affect admissibility, lawful status, or eligibility for relief.
A criminal case can create detention or removal consequences for non-citizens.
What happens now may affect later green card, naturalization, or immigration opportunities.
When your freedom, family, immigration status, or recovery is on the line, you should not feel like another file number.
Michael Piri built The Piri Law Firm around direct communication, clear strategy, and personal representation. Every case starts with understanding what happened, what is at stake, and what outcome matters most to the client.
Understand the facts, the pressure points, and the client's priorities before building a strategy.
Clients deserve to understand their options, risks, and next steps without legal jargon getting in the way.
Every decision should move toward protecting what matters most: freedom, family, status, or recovery.
The Piri Law Firm also represents clients in criminal defense, personal injury, and family law matters throughout Dallas–Fort Worth. Each case is approached with the same focus: understand what is at stake, build the right strategy, and protect what comes next.
An arrest or criminal charge can threaten your freedom, reputation, career, and future. The firm defends clients facing misdemeanor and felony allegations throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth area.
After a serious accident, medical bills, lost income, insurance pressure, and uncertainty can arrive all at once. The firm helps injured clients pursue accountability and compensation for what they have lost.
Divorce, custody disputes, and support issues affect far more than a court file. The firm helps clients navigate difficult family transitions while protecting their children, finances, and future.
Every case is different, but clients come to The Piri Law Firm because the result can affect their freedom, immigration status, finances, family, or future.
A client seeking a change of status received work authorization while awaiting the next stage of the residency process.
A Dallas County DWI matter was dismissed after representation by the firm.
View Criminal Defense →A client who believed she had no financial rights in her divorce ultimately obtained a significant recovery.
View Family Law →Immigration matters often require protecting status, family unity, and future eligibility at the same time.
View Immigration →Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Results depend on the facts and circumstances of each matter.
View More Results →From immigration matters and criminal charges to serious injuries and family disputes, The Piri Law Firm serves clients throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth area with representation built around what is at stake for them.
Immigration · Criminal Defense · Personal Injury · Family Law
Immigration · Criminal Defense · Personal Injury · Family Law
Clients often come to the firm during stressful, uncertain moments. Clear communication, responsiveness, and personal attention matter just as much as the legal strategy itself.
A good lawyer listens to you and gives you a solution. I recommend him. He helped me with an immigration case.
Michael is my good lawyer and he is very honest.
Excellent attorney, very good representation at all times, with great humanity and good customer service.
Explore the area that matches what you are facing now. Each practice hub connects to focused pages for the specific case, charge, immigration issue, injury, or family-law dispute involved.
Serious accidents, catastrophic injuries, commercial vehicle cases, premises claims, and wrongful death.
DWI, felony charges, assault and family violence, drug cases, theft, probation violations, warrants, and investigations.
Criminal defense strategy for noncitizens when a charge or plea can affect status, detention, admissibility, or removal.
Family-based immigration, adjustment, citizenship, asylum, immigration court, bond, waivers, and removal defense.
Divorce, custody, support, parentage, modifications, enforcement, protective orders, and mediation.
The right answer depends on the details of your situation. These are some of the questions people ask before they call.
Immigration enforcement situations can move quickly, and the correct response depends on the circumstances. If ICE contact or detention is a concern, speak with an immigration lawyer as soon as possible.
Detention cases may involve bond, removal proceedings, or other federal remedies. In some situations, habeas corpus may be part of the legal strategy.
Yes. Certain charges, pleas, and convictions can create immigration consequences. Criminal and immigration strategy should be considered together before major case decisions are made.
Some people may be eligible for adjustment of status, while others may need a different process. Eligibility depends on immigration history, family or employment relationships, and other facts.
Protect your right to remain silent, avoid making statements about the case without counsel, and speak with a criminal defense lawyer promptly.
Get medical care, preserve evidence, document the scene when possible, and avoid giving recorded statements before understanding your legal rights.
The best starting point depends on your family situation, existing court orders, children, property, and immediate safety or financial concerns.
Tell us what you need help protecting. Your family. Your freedom. Your status. Your recovery.
Use the firm's secure contact page to request a confidential consultation, or call 833-FOR-PIRI to speak with the office.
Contacting the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship.