The Leake Law Firm's experience and reputation have been built by serving the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex for almost 70 years. Let us show you how that experience can work for you. The Leake Law Firm, PLLC has a long and proud history of advocating on behalf of its clients. When you choose our firm, you can feel confident that you are choosing a legal team that has the skills and experience needed to handle your legal issue in an effective and efficient manner.
Our success and longevity are no accident, having been carved out from decades of delivering high-quality service and consistently implementing legal strategies that are tailored to each individual client's needs. Contact us today to let us show you what we can do for you. Following in the footsteps of his father, Loncy Lot Leake, Paul carries on the firm's legacy, integrity, and commitment to the community.
The Leake Family and the Leake Law Firm have been an integral part of the greater Dallas legal community for nearly 70 years.
Our success and longevity are no accident, having been carved out from decades of delivering high-quality service and consistently implementing legal strategies that are tailored to each individual client's needs. Contact us today to let us show you what we can do for you. Following in the footsteps of his father, Loncy Lot Leake, Paul carries on the firm's legacy, integrity, and commitment to the community.
The Leake Family and the Leake Law Firm have been an integral part of the greater Dallas legal community for nearly 70 years.
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Known for decades for professionalism and integrity, the roots of the Leake Law Firm, PLLC stretch back almost 70 years.
After serving in the U.S. Navy in World War II, Loncy Lot Leake, Jr. used the G.I. Bill to attend Southern Methodist University and earned both a Bachelor of Business Administration degree and a Bachelor of Laws degree.
After successfully passing the Texas Bar Exam, Loncy moved his family to Mesquite, Texas where he proceeded to establish one of the first legal practices in the area in 1951.
After serving in the U.S. Navy in World War II, Loncy Lot Leake, Jr. used the G.I. Bill to attend Southern Methodist University and earned both a Bachelor of Business Administration degree and a Bachelor of Laws degree.
After successfully passing the Texas Bar Exam, Loncy moved his family to Mesquite, Texas where he proceeded to establish one of the first legal practices in the area in 1951.
The attorneys at the Leake Law Firm, PLLC have helped thousands of clients deal with a wide range of real estate issues over the last several decades.
We regularly assist clients negotiate and close real estate transactions in a manner that can often result in a net savings compared to more conventional means.
Our services in this area include drafting and reviewing deeds and other conveyance documents, escrow instructions, purchase and sale agreements, financing agreements, and other related documents.
We regularly assist clients negotiate and close real estate transactions in a manner that can often result in a net savings compared to more conventional means.
Our services in this area include drafting and reviewing deeds and other conveyance documents, escrow instructions, purchase and sale agreements, financing agreements, and other related documents.
If there is any legal advice that everyone should follow, it's to make sure you have a valid will.
Not having a valid will is a surefire way to burden your loved ones with thousands of dollars of extra expenses to transfer title to your property and distribute your estate after your passing.
A traditional will is not the only document that can help you and your loved ones if something were to happen to you.
If for some reason you were to become incapacitated, a Durable Business Power of Attorney prepared by a competent attorney allows you to designate someone to handle you or your business' affairs during your incapacity.
Not having a valid will is a surefire way to burden your loved ones with thousands of dollars of extra expenses to transfer title to your property and distribute your estate after your passing.
A traditional will is not the only document that can help you and your loved ones if something were to happen to you.
If for some reason you were to become incapacitated, a Durable Business Power of Attorney prepared by a competent attorney allows you to designate someone to handle you or your business' affairs during your incapacity.
Attorneys in the Leake family have been handling probate matters in Dallas County, Kaufman County, Rockwall County, Hunt County, and the surrounding area for close to seventy years.
While many law firms regularly handle simple probate matters, very few in the Metroplex can honestly claim the amount of experience we can fighting contested probate matters in the courtroom.
A Will Contest occurs when one party challenges the validity of a will after the passing of a loved one.
Sometimes Will Contests are filed because the writer of the will suffered from a cognitive or medical problem that caused them to write a will differently than they would not have otherwise.
While many law firms regularly handle simple probate matters, very few in the Metroplex can honestly claim the amount of experience we can fighting contested probate matters in the courtroom.
A Will Contest occurs when one party challenges the validity of a will after the passing of a loved one.
Sometimes Will Contests are filed because the writer of the will suffered from a cognitive or medical problem that caused them to write a will differently than they would not have otherwise.
One of the most common mistakes entrepreneurs make is starting a business without properly forming and operating the right business entity.
If you haven't properly formed an entity for your business, or if you have chosen the wrong entity for the job, creditors, litigious customers, and disgruntled employees could potentially come after you and your family's assets and possessions in satisfaction of a debt or judgment.
You also might be missing out on large tax savings on your personal income taxes.
If you haven't properly formed an entity for your business, or if you have chosen the wrong entity for the job, creditors, litigious customers, and disgruntled employees could potentially come after you and your family's assets and possessions in satisfaction of a debt or judgment.
You also might be missing out on large tax savings on your personal income taxes.
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