Eric attended both Gonzaga and Seattle University Schools of Law. During law school, Eric earned a spot on the prestigious Law Review team where he became an associate editor. He also served as a member of the Moot Court team arguing a mock appellate matter before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco, CA. He graduated from law school, in 2003, with a 3.3 GPA in the top twentieth percent of his class. Mr. Engel has extensive experience handling litigation matters in domestic disputes. The majority of his family law practice concerns contested family law litigation matters for high net worth clients and child custody disputes involving serious parenting allegations such as Sexual Abuse, Drug Addiction, and Domestic Violence. His Dallas, Texas, law practice includes divorce and family law. Besides working for his clients, Eric enjoys reading, jogging, playing the piano, Sagittarius *A, Roman history post Republic, and has a peculiar interest in global oil production and Hubbert’s Peak.

Financial Crisis can hit anyone at any time, according to Weldon Reed Allmand, who is certified in Consumer Bankruptcy by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization and the American Board of Certification. A common misconception is that bankruptcy is caused by incurring more debt than can be repaid. However, most bankruptcy clients previously had excellent credit and income to support their purchases until a catastrophic event such as a loss of job,
illness, or divorce occurred. And that is exactly where Weldon “Reed” Allmand steps in. An experienced consumer bankruptcy attorney at Allmand Law Firm with locations in Hurst/Fort Worth, Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio, he is on a self-proclaimed mission to help good people through bad financial times by helping them save their assets and get out of debt for good. Amid the economic turmoil, Allmand offers hope and tangible relief to financially ailing clients, allowing them to avoid devastating losses. “I understand and empathize with their predicament and use the legal system to help them hold on to their assets, dignity, and sanity,” says Allmand, who has saved numerous homes from foreclosure.