About Christopher Lee

Christopher Lee understands that financial hardships can affect honest, hard-working people. Growing up in a very blue-collar family and rural area of Indiana, money didn’t always come easy for his parents. The struggles his family faced in his childhood made a significant impression on his business philosophy today.

Mr. Lee considers it a privilege to serve clients from all walks of life in his law practice. In doing so, he aims to provide every client with the same service he would provide a member of his own family. His mission is to get to know each client individually and provide the most sound legal advice to help resolve their financial troubles. His compassion for the struggles that his clients face provides him with a solid foundation to guide them through this difficult time.

When Mr. Lee isn’t fighting for financial freedom for local residents, he enjoys his free time spending quality time with his family. He enjoys taking his family to the lake to go fishing and engage in various water sports. Christopher Lee is an active member of his church. He attends every school or sporting event his children participate in and serves in the Dad’s Club at his daughter’s school. He is also an advocate of volunteer work and often donates his time to his local church and schools.

Mr. Lee graduated from Indiana State University in 1999 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Political Science. In 2003, he obtained his J.D. from Texas Wesleyan University School of Law, located in Fort Worth. He was admitted to the Texas Bar in 2003, where he is licensed to practice law before the United States District Courts in the Northern, Eastern, and Southern Districts of Texas. In 2007, Mr. Lee played an integral role in forming one of the largest bankruptcy law firms in Texas, Allmand &Lee.

Mr. Lee practices bankruptcy, mortgage loan modification work, IRS settlement and negotiations as well as credit card negotiations. He maintains memberships in the National Associate of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys, the Tarrant County Bar Association, the Dallas County Bar Association, and the American Bankruptcy Institute. He is also a longstanding member of the American Bar Association, the Tarrant County Young Lawyer Association, the Dallas Association of Young Lawyers, and the American Consumer Bankruptcy College.