team-member

Lee Stringham

Arlington, TX

Licensed for 11 years

Law Degree

Awards

Primary Practice Area

Bankruptcy & Debt

Language

English

About

Most people who meet Lee Stringham have come to know him as Suzanne's husband, a father of five children, and an enthusiastic entrepreneur. Raised between Washington, Oregon, Texas and New Mexico, Lee has been involved in banking and real estate transactions since 2002 and has been practicing law since 2010, when he hung a shingle out as a sole proprietor.When Lee is not busy working with clients of Hixson & Stringham, he is training youth in outdoor skills, watching his children participate in various activities, or occasionally picking an old banjo.EDUCATIONLee Stringham is a graduate of the Regent University School of Law, where he focused his studies on banking, tax, and transactions law, and he holds a Master's degree in Finance from the University of Denver and a Bachelor's degree in Information Systems from Texas Tech University.PRESENTATIONSHe has given a number of presentations on finance and contract-related matters and has taught as an adjunct professor at the University of Texas, Arlington, and as a guest lecturer at Midland College.ADMISSIONSHe is admitted to practice in Texas, New Mexico and Washington.

Practices Areas

Bankruptcy & Debt

Real Estate

Probate

Language

English

Contact

Hixson & Stringham, PLLC2705 S. Cooper StreetSuite 300Arlington, TX, 760152705 S. Cooper StreetSuite 300Suite 300Arlington, TX, 76015

Office: N/A

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Reviews

anonymous
April 29, 2019

He was outstanding! The Dona Ana County Planning Dept. would not let me divide my property. He went before the county commissioners and they ruled in our favor!

anonymous
April 29, 2019

He was outstanding! The Dona Ana County Planning Dept. would not let me divide my property. He went before the county commissioners and they ruled in our favor!

anonymous
April 29, 2019

He was outstanding! The Dona Ana County Planning Dept. would not let me divide my property. He went before the county commissioners and they ruled in our favor!