Family law and estate planning office in Conroe, Texas

Contact Fritz Law Firm

You can contact Fritz Law Firm by phone at 713-887-7500, by email at info@fritz-law.com, or with the message form on this page. The office is at 220 1/2 W Davis St in downtown Conroe, directly across the street from the Montgomery County Courthouse.

How can I contact Fritz Law Firm?

During office hours, a phone call reaches the Conroe office directly. Email and the message form can be sent at any hour. Every call and message goes to the same small office, where Jessica Fritz is the only attorney and is supported by her staff.

Phone
713-887-7500
Office
Fritz Law Firm, PLLC
220 1/2 W Davis St
Conroe, TX 77301
Office hours
Monday to Thursday8:30 AM to 5:30 PM
Friday8:30 AM to 12:00 PM
Saturday and SundayClosed

Messages that arrive after hours, on a Friday afternoon or over the weekend are read once the office reopens.

Send the office a message

Use this form to leave your name, how to reach you and a few sentences about what is happening in your family. A short note is plenty. The details can wait for a conversation with the attorney.

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Sending this form, an email or a voicemail does not make you a client of Fritz Law Firm, PLLC. Please leave out account numbers, Social Security numbers and anything else you would not want a stranger to read. Representation begins only after a written engagement agreement is signed.

Where is the Fritz Law Firm office?

The Fritz Law Firm, PLLC office is at 220 1/2 W Davis St, Conroe, TX 77301, directly across the street from the Montgomery County Courthouse at 301 N Main St. Anyone who can find the courthouse in downtown Conroe is only a short walk from the office door.

The street number includes "1/2." Type the full address, 220 1/2 W Davis St, into your map app so it does not send you to a neighboring building.

Please call before you come in: every visit to the office needs an appointment made ahead of time. Free street parking is available in front of the office.

You do not always have to make the trip. A consultation can be held as a phone appointment, and client meetings can take place by Zoom video when meeting in person is not possible.

contact Fritz Law Firm: Montgomery County Courthouse entrance and Texas Historical Commission marker in downtown Conroe

What helps when you call or write?

A first conversation moves faster when a few basic facts are close at hand: who else is involved, the county where you and any children live, and any court papers you have already received. None of this has to be perfect. Bring what you have, and the attorney will ask about the rest.

  • The full names of the other parent or spouse and of any children involved, so the office can check for conflicts before you share details.
  • The county you live in and roughly how long you have lived there. The Areas We Serve page explains why the county matters.
  • Any papers you have been served with, including the court, the cause number and any hearing date printed on them.
  • Copies of any earlier divorce decree, custody order or support order, if one already exists.
  • The phone number and the times of day that suit you for a return call.

Before you contact Fritz Law Firm: common questions

Does contacting Fritz Law Firm make me a client?

No. A call, email or form message to Fritz Law Firm, PLLC does not create an attorney-client relationship. Representation begins only after you and the firm both sign a written engagement agreement, so keep sensitive details out of your first message.

How soon will the office get back to me?

The office answers calls and messages during business hours. Email sent after hours is answered by the following business day.

What kinds of cases does the firm handle?

Fritz Law Firm, PLLC handles family law and estate planning. Its family law work includes divorce, child custody, child support, changes to existing orders, property division, adoption and the other matters described on the Family Law page. Planning ahead for your family is covered on the Estate Planning page.

Which counties does Fritz Law Firm work in?

Most of the firm's cases are in Montgomery County, where the Conroe office is. Fritz Law Firm also handles family cases in Harris, Fort Bend and Waller Counties. The Areas We Serve page lists the cities in each of those four counties.

I have a court date coming up. How should I reach the office?

Call 713-887-7500 instead of sending the form, and mention the court date at the start of the call. Keep the papers in front of you so you can read off the court, the cause number and the date.

More answers are on the common client questions page.

Ready to contact Fritz Law Firm?

Call the office during business hours or send an email whenever it suits you. If you would like to know more first, read about attorney Jessica Fritz. She has been licensed in Texas since 2008, and the State Bar of Texas lets anyone look up a Texas lawyer's license online.

Service Area

Family law help in Montgomery, Harris, Fort Bend and Waller Counties

Fritz Law Firm, PLLC takes divorce, custody, support and other family cases in four counties north and west of Houston. The office is in downtown Conroe, directly across the street from the Montgomery County Courthouse. Choose your community below to see how a family case runs there.

Don't see your town? If you live in or near one of these four counties, call the office. Staff can tell you whether the firm can take your case.

Ready to talk through your family law case? The office sits across the street from the Montgomery County Courthouse in Conroe. Most of the firm's cases are in Montgomery County, with steady work in Harris, Fort Bend and Waller Counties too.

© 2026 Fritz Law Firm, PLLC, Conroe, Texas

This website is attorney advertising. Fritz Law Firm, PLLC practices family law in Texas from its principal office in Conroe. The pages on this site share general information, not legal advice for your situation. Calling, emailing or messaging the firm does not make you a client; representation starts only after both sides sign a written engagement agreement. Results in past matters do not predict results in future ones, because each case depends on its own facts. Jessica Fritz, a member of the State Bar of Texas, is the attorney responsible for this website.