06-F Tax Proposal - PerduePERDUE, BRANDON, FIELDER, COLLINS & MOTT L.L.P.
ROBERT L. SCOTT
Attorneys at Law
Proposal to the
CITY OF PARIS
for the Collection of Delinquent Taxes and
Legal Representation in Related Ad Valorem Tax Matters
November 2, 2001
PERDUE, BRANDON, FIELDER, COLLINS SL MOTT, L.L.P.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Howard Perdue*
larry Brandon
C. David Fielder
James 0. Collins
Robert Mott
Gregg M. McLaughlin
R. Bruce Medley
B. Lynn Stavinoha
Kevin Brennen
Terry Ann White
George Dowlen
Harold Lerew
David A. Ellison
Laura J. Monroe
Michael J. Darlow
Donald B. Roseman
Terry C. Wiseman
102 N. College Street, Suite 610
P.O. Box 1530
Tyler, Texas 75710-1530
(903) 597-7664
Fax (903) 597-6298
November 2, 2001
Tab Beall
loseph T. Longoria
Owen M.Sonik
Carl 0. Sandin
Jason Bailey
leanmarie Baer
David S. Crawford
David Hudson
Elke L. Daniel
Deborah S. Cartwright
R. Gregory East
Debra S. Mergel
Elizabeth Banda
W. Tracy Crites, Jr.
Yolanda M. Humphrey
Karen Kocks
John L. Banks
*Retired
Mr. Larry W. Schenk
City Attorney, City of Paris
PO Box 9037
Paris, Teacas 75461-9037
Re: Proposal for Delinquent Taac Collections for City of Paris
Dear Mr. Schenk:
Please find following a proposal from my Firm, along with our local counsel, Mr.
Bob Scott, for delinquent taac collection services to be provided to the City of Pazis. Our
Firm has been in the delinquent tax business since 1970, we haue over 1,000 taxing
jurisdictions as clients across the State of Texas, and we have eight fully staffed law
offices employing over one hundred sixty-five employees and professional staff.
Our law Fum offers the City of Paris several advantages over our competitors.
You will note on the front of our proposal that we are associated with Mr. Bob Scott.
Bob maintains his office in Greenville, but lives in Pazis, and is able to bring his local
expertise to our contract with yow City. Bob's participation in our project not only
provides you a local contact for property taac concerns, it also allows us to be immediately
familiaz with local hardships, or taacpayers that aze able to pay, but simply refuse to pay
their taaces. Bob is also the Attorney for the City of Greenville, and is uniquely awaze of
the needs for cities such as yours.
Although we are compassionate and fair in our dealings with the City's delinquent
taxpayers, I think you will aLso find we aze diligent in assisting taxpayers to realize their
obligation to pay their delinquency. Our communications will be professional - time has
shown that taxpayers are more inclined to pay if they aze treated fairly and respectfixlly.
We have found that we can obtain a higher rate of collection when we help the taxpayer
through effective and consistent communication. We aze an ethical law firm with an
unquestioned reputation for integrity. Our law firm will never bring embarrassment to
your City.
AMARILLO • ARLINGTON 9 AUSTIN • HOUSTON • LUBBOCK • MIDLAND • TYLER • WICHITA FALLS
All of our services to you aze performed at no cost to the City. We are
compensated by a statutory collection penatty that is paid by the delinquent taxpayer. We
maintain a toll free telephone number to our office should you, or your Tax Collector,
need to contact us to discuss any aspect of our collection activity.
Our proposal to you details our Firm's proven capabilities in handling delinquent
tax collections. We have presented meaningful collection statistics in our proposal which
aze "apples to apples" comparisons. When we measure our Fnm's perforniance for our
clients, we use a comparison of base taxes collected compared to base tarces collected by
the competing fum or office. We use base taxes, exclusive of penakies and interest, as
these amounts provide a more accurate measure of ineeting your budgetary needs.
We appreciate the opportunity to submit this proposal to you and the City of
Paris. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at 800-262-
5404, or anyone else in my Fnm. We commit that we will work aggressively in your
behalf to collect your taaces, and we thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
PERDUE, BRANDON, FIELDER, COLLINS & MOTT, LLP
la
Tab Beall
'j
Partner
CONTRACT FOR THE COLLECTION OF
DELINQUENT TAXES
STATE OF TEXAS §
COUNTY OF LAMAR §
This Contract is made and entered into by and between the CITY OF PARIS, a
political subdivision of the State of Texas, acting by and through its governing body,
hereinafter called Taxing Authority, and PERDUE, BRANDON, FIELDER, COLLINS
& MOTT, L.L.P., Attorneys at Law, Tyler, Texas, or their duly authorized
representatives, hereinafter called the Firm.
1.
Taxing Authority agrees to employ and does hereby employ the Firm to enforce
by suit or otherwise the collection of all delinquent taxes, penalty and interest owing to
Taxing Authority which the Taxing Authority's Tvc Collector refers to the Fim,
provided current yeazs taxes becoming delinquent within the period of this Contract shall
become subject to its terms upon the following conditions:
A. Taxes that become delinquent during the term of this Contract that are not
delinquent for any prior yeaz become subject to the terms of this Contract
on the 1' day of July, of the yeaz in which they become delinquent, and
B. Taxes that become delinquent during the terms of this Contract on
property that is delinquent for prior yeazs shall become subject to its terxns
on the first day of delinquency.
C. Taxing Authority reserves the right to make the final decision as to
whether or not to enforce by suit any delinquent taac account turned over to
the Firm for collection.
II.
The Fum is to call to the attention of the collector or other officials any errors,
double assessments, or other discrepancies coming under their observation during the
progress of the work and is to intervene on behalf of the Taxing Authority in all suits for
taxes hereafter filed by any taxing unit on property located within its taxing jurisdiction
III.
The Firm agrees to make progress reports to the Taxing Authority on request, and
to advise the Taxing Authority of all cases where investigation reveals tazcpayers to be
financially unable to pay their delinquent taaces.
IV.
Taxing Authority agrees to pay to the Firm as compensation for services required
hereunder fifteen (15%) percent of the total amount of all delinquent taxes, penalty and
interest and additional penalty as authorized by Section 33.07 and Section 33.08 of the
yeazs covered by this Contract which shall be paid to the Firm in the following manner:
Personal Property: FiReen (15%) percent of the total amount of all delinquent
taaces, penalty and interest and additional penaky as authorized by Section 33.07 and
Section 33.08 of the Texas Property Tax Code, which aze actually collected and paid to
the Taxing Authority's Collector of Taxes; such compensation shall become the property
of the Firm at the time such delinquent taates, penalty and interest aze actually paid to
Taxing Authority's Collector of Taxes.
Real Property: Fifteen (15%) percent of the total amount of all delinquent taxes,
penalty and interest and additional penalty as authorized by Section 33.07 and Section
33.08 of the Texas Property Tax Code, which aze actually collected and paid to the
Taxing Authority's Collector of Taxes by the taxpayer or the resuit of a forced sale of
such real estate; such compensation shall become the property of the Firm's at the time
such delinquent taxes, penalty and interest are actually paid to the Taxing Authority's
Collector of Taxes whether voluntazily paid by the taxpayer or from the proceeds of a
forced sale, whichever occurs fust.
Other taxes, including current taxes which are turned over to the Firm by the
Taxing Authority's Tax Assessor-Collector because of the necessity for filing claims in
Bankruptcy or for any other reason become subject to the terms of this Contract at the
time they aze turned over to the Fnm and the Firm is entitled to fifteen (151/6) percent of
any amounts actually received by the Taxing Authority.
Said Collector of Taaces shall pay over said compensation to the Firm monthly by
check. In the event suit is necessary to collect any of the delinquent taaces, penalty and
interest as authorized by Section 33.01 of the Texas Property Tax Code, covered by this
Contract, the Fum agrees to recover as attorney's fees (Section 33.48 of the Properry Taac
Code) on behalf of the Taxing Authority Sfteen (15%) percent of all such delinquent
taxes, penalty and interest not covered by Section 33.07 or Section 33.08 of the State
Property Tax Code.
V.
Taxing Authority agrees to furnish to the Fum al data and information as to the name and
address of the taxpayer, the legal description of the property, yeazs and amount of taates
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due. Taxing Authority further agrees to update said information by fumishing a list of
paid account and adjustments to the Taat Roll as necessary.
VI.
This contract shall commence on the i' day of December 2001, and shall
continue in force and effect until the 31' day of December 2003, and thereafter shall
renew automatically on a month-to-month basis. Either party to this Agreement shall
have the right to terminate this Agreement by giving the other party thirry (30) days
written notice of their intention to terminate this Agreement. It is further provided that
the Firm shall have an additional six (6) months to seek collection on bankruptcy claims,
to reduce to judgment and tas sale, (if necessazy), and pursue collection on all tax suits
Sled prior to the date this Agreement becomes terminated, and to pursue collections
subject to signed installment or partial payment agreements, and to further receive all
agreed compensation on these bankruptcy claims, installment pay agreements, and tas
suits collected duting such six (6) month period.
In consideration of the terms and compensation here stated, the Firm hereby
accepts said employment and undertakes the performance of this Contract as above
written.
This Contract is executed on behalf of the Taxing Authority by the presiding
officer of its governing body who is authorized to execute this instrument by Order
heretofore passed and duly recorded in its minutes.
Witness the signatures of all parties hereto in duplicate originals this the
day of , 2001.
PERDUE, BRANDON, FIELDER
COLLINS & MOTT L.L.P.
PO Box 1530
Tyler, Texas 75710-1530
903-597-7664
fax: 903-597-6298
CITY OF PARIS
135 First Street SE
PO Box 9037
Paris, Texas 75461-9037
903-785-7511
fax: 903-782-9721
By: Tab Beall ~ By:
tbeall@pbfcmcom
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
cover Letter
SECTION ONE Name, Qualifications & Office I-1
Executive Summary I-2
The Firm Will Provide I-2
Property Value Study Appeals I4
Taacable Value Audits I4
What Makes Our Firm Differeirt I-5
Executive Summary for Council Packets I-6
SEQION TWO
Fimt's Principals
II-1
Legal Staff Assigned to the City of Paris
II-2
Strategic Personnel .
II-3
Additional Staff Assigned to the City of Paris .
II-4
History ofthe Firm
II-5
What We Do
.........II-6
Implications for Collections Approach
II-9
SECfION THREE
Collection Statistics...........................................
III-1
SE(iION FOUR
Scope of Services
N-1
Address Research
N-2
Tida Research
N-4
Installmart Agreemeats
............N-4
I.egal Assistance
............N-6
Opinions/Memorandums
IV-6
Eminem Domain
............N-6
Litigation
N-7
Seizures
N-9
sankruptcieS
rv-i i
Taxpayers Assistance
N-13
Litigation Support System
. N-13
Reporting to the District
N-14
Property Value Study/State Aid Appeals
N-15
School District Taxable Value Audits......
N-16
Resale Properties
IV-17
Other Collections
N-18
TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued)
SECiION FIYE
Firm's Computer Capabilities
V-1
Hardwue
V-1
Software
V-3
SECfION SIX
Workload ofthe Fnm
VI-1
Statements
VI-1
Compensation to the Firm
VI-2
Employment Statemetrt
VI-2
Responsibilities ofthe Distrid and its Tax Colledor
VI-3
Schedule of Work .
VI-4
SECTION SEYEN
Racern Cliems Gained
VII-1
DFW Area Clievts
VII-1
SECfION EI6HT
Client Listing
VIII
SE(TION NINE
Resumes o£Attomeys
IX-1
Resumes of Strategic Personnel
IX-14
SECf10N TEN
Address Research Procedwe
X-1
(EXAMPLES)
Taxpayer Master Screen
. X-3
Letters Menu
X-4
Taxpayer Maicrtenance Screen .
X-4
First Notification I.euer
X-5
Sacond Notification Letter
X-6
Final Notification Letter
. X-7
Abstract Menu
X-8
Abstract Listing
X-9
Paymam Agreamem Status
X-10
lnquire Statemeirt Workpage
X-11
Nokice of Lrtent to Seize
. . X-12
Banlauptcy Menus X-13
Litigation Cotrtrol Menus X-IS
Descending Order Taacpayer Report X-16
Descending Order Bankruptcy Report ...X-17
Authority Analysis Repott X-18
Proposer's Name, Qualifications and Office
This summary of qualifications for our professional services is being
submitted to The City of Paris, (hereinafter referred to as "District"),
its governing body and administrators by the law firm of Perdue,
Brandon, Fielder, Collins & Mott, L.L.P., and attomey Robert L.
Scott, in response to the District's request for proposal. Our firm is a
statewide, multi-ethnic law firm dedicated to providing cities,
counties, school districts, appraisal districts, and special districts with
effective delinquent taac collections and comprehensive legal
representation in all ad valorem tax matters.
All of the hereinafter referenced individual members of the firm aze
licensed by the State Bar of Texas to appear before courts in the State
of Texas and are qualified to collect delinquent taxes on behalf of The
City of Puis in accordance with all applicable State laws and the
State Property Tax Code.
ROBERT L. SCOTT - SCOTT, WALKER, & MORGAN, L.L.P.
2608 Stonewall Street
Greenville, Texas 75403
Telephone (903) 454-0044
Facsimile (903) 454-1514
PERDUE, BRANDON, FIELDER, COLLINS & MOTT, L.L.P.,
102 North College Street, Suite 610
P.O. Box 1530
Tyler, Texas 75710-1530
Toll Free (800) 262-5404
Tyler (903) 597-7664
Facsimile (903) 597-6298
Other offices:
Amazillq Texas Lubbock, Tercas
Arlington, Texas Midland, Texas
Austin, Texas Wichita Falls, Texas
Houston, Texas
All correspondence should be directed to Mr. Tab Beall at the above
address. Mr. Beall is a partner of the firm of Perdue, Brandon,
Fielder, Collins & Mott, L.L.P., and has the authority of the firm to
represent, emer into discussions, and negotiate on behalf of the firm.
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Executive Summary
The law firm of Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins & Mott, L.L.P., is
located in Tyler, Texas. This office operates in close conjunction
with our main office located in Arlington, Texas, The firm represents
over twelve-hundred (1,200) taacing enrities, consisting of cities,
school districts, counties, appraisal districts, and special districts
throughout Texas in ad valorem taac matters.
The law firm has formed a partnership with attomey Robert L. Scott
in an effort to provide a superior level of service to the City of Paris
than what may be realized by one of our competitors. The seven
attomeys in the Arlington office comprise one of the largest ad
valorem tax legal staffs in the North Texas region. These attorneys are
supported by a staff of thirty-six, consisting of legal assistants,
computer prograznmers, computer support personnel, litigation clerks,
secretaries, and telephone support personnel. The firm has eight fully
staffed offices throughout the State, with a total of thirty-two
attorneys and one hundred and simy-five support personnel.
Our clients are the best evidence of our capabilities and expertise, and
they are pleased with our firm's performance on their behalf. Our
clients comment not only on our efficiency and professionalism, but
also on the scarcity of taxpayer complaints. We encowage you to
contact our clients for references and we have included a
comprehensive list of ow clients for your review.
The firm will seek to maacimize revenues for the District not only
through professional services but also through strategic filing of
necessary litigation. Our firm will utilize all levels of the judicial
system to optimize our collections on your behalf.
Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins & Mott, L.L.P. maintains a staff of
computer programmers and specialists so that the firm and thus each
of our clients can have the benefit of a technologically superior
collection system. The fum owns all of the computer hardware used
by all of our offices and we feel that our computer capabilities are
superior to our competitors.
In Summary, the law firm has the attorneys, support staff, computer
hardwaze, and software compatibility to provide the most
comprehensive legal services for your District. We appreciate your
consideration of this proposal and look forwazd to the opportunity to
work for you.
The Firm Will Provide as Part of its Services the Following
• The firm will enforce by suit or otherwise the collection of a11
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delinquent taaces, penalties and interest. The firm will ensure that all
potential litigation is passed through the Taac Office for review. The
firm will pursue all accounts placed in suit to judgment and sale as
expediently as possible.
• Provide professional legal counsel to the District and/or Tux
Assessor-Collector in all matters pertaining to the issues of property
taxation and public law.
• Notify the Tax Assessor-Collector, the Appraisal District and/or
other appropriate parties or governmental agencies/departments of
errors, double assessments, name and address corrections or any other
discrepancies.
• Intervene on behalf of the District in all suits for tazxes filed by any
taxing unit on property located within the District and having
delinquent taxes due and owing.
• Represent the District in all courts of competent jurisdiction in
regard to any ad valorem tax matter.
• Provide monthly status reports to the District. Said reports sha11
include, but not be limited to, summaries of the delinquent tax
accounts referred, number (as well as the total dollar amount)
collected before suit and collected after suit had been filed, aging of
suits filed, and aging of taac accounts remaining unpaid which will be
grouped by year of the original assessment.
• Receive computer tapes from the Tax Office of delinquent tax
accounts on a weekly or monthly basis. The Firm will make at least
four (4) mass mailings, all of the necessary specialized mailings,
telephone contacts, suit filings and any other action wtrich will result
in all applicable taxes, interest, penalties, and fees due the District
being paid in full by the delinquent taxpayer.
• Have the capacity to accurately calculate all necessary interest,
penalties, and fees based upon various dates of delinquency, pre- and
post-petition bankruptcies, date of judgment, 33.07 notice or lack
thereof, delinquent installments, failure to make second-half
payments, defenals and abatemems, delinquencies having certain
exemptions and all other various calculations necessary to arrive at
the correct amount of tax lien subject to foreclosure.
• File all bankruptcy claims, amended claims, administrative claims,
represent the District in all hearings, appeal adverse decisions that are
contrary to prevalent law, and pursue taxes, penalties, interest and
fees not discharged.
• File, serve and administer tax warrant seizures; make all proper
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azrangements for the storage of a11 seized properry; and will oversee
the full payment of taxes due on seized property or the execution and
sale of all seized property to satisfy the tax lien.
• Represern the District and prepare a11 necessary documents
necessary to render lawsuits to judgment on all delinquent tax
acwunts referred to the Firm for collection.
• Immediately notify the Tax Office of dismissal or discharge of
litigation which prohibits tax billings.
• Assist the Taac Office in the prepazation ofthe 33.07 notices.
• Ensure that tax payments are made at the DistricYs Tax Office and
will direct all taupayers to that office. Additionally, we will endeavor
to ensure that a11 payments are made payable to the District.
• Cleaz any and all major mass mailing efforts through the Taac Office
and allow that office to review such accounts as it deems necessary to
ensure the accuracy of the data.
• Meet with the City Council regulazly as the City deems necessary.
Property Value Study Appeals - For a Contingent Fee of 1.5% The
First Two Years and 10% Thereaher, The Firm Will:
• Provide complete prepazation of the appeal.
• Review the Comptroller's value estimates and ratios.
• Provide consultation on productivity values.
• Review each category of local data.
• Provide the submission of the appeal.
• Represent Lamar County school districYs in all meetings.
• Represent the Districts in State District Court to resolve value study
issues.
• Provide thorough reporting of the progress of the appeal process to
each respective school.
School District Taxable Yalue Audits, The Firm Will:
• Provide school districts taarable value audits at a rate of 7.5 %
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What Makes Our Law Firm Different
There are several points that differentiate us from other firms
submitting proposals to The City of Pazis.
First, our successful collection rates. Our thirty-one years of
experience (specializing in the collection of delinquent taxes) have
provided us with the understanding of what it takes to maximize the
collections for our clients. Allow us to discuss our collection rates in
person and how we can succeed for you; it is simply impossible to
appreciate our effectiveness on paper.
Second, we have no conflicts of interest with The City of Paris. We
do not represent taxpayers, financial institutions, or other clients that
could raise conflict problems. Our practice covers ad valorem tax
collection matters, eacclusively. We believe that when we aze hired,
our priority is to collect delinquent taxes.
Third, we are a people oriented fum. We staff our firm with
employees who display an active and genuine interest in working with
people. Our staff makes the difference between our firm and other law
firms. We know our clients and we aze known by the professional tax
community.
Our firm has an eacellent reputatiou and is committed to keeping
a professionai and ethical reputation. Our belief is that our
reputation and actions have a direct relationship with those of our
clients; we will never do anything which will cause your citizens to
question your judgment in hiring ow firm.
Fourth, we keep all of your DistricYs taxes on our computer system
at all times. We do not just load tapes for mail outs and dump the
records afterwards. You, your tax office and your taxpayers can call
us at anytime to find out where we are in the collection process for
any account.
Fifth, we are a leader in the field of property tvcation. We track
pending legislation and keep our clients informed of significam
legislative issues affecting them. We assist in drafting legislation that
our clients need and we aid in the passage of legislation. David
Hudson in our Tyler office served four terms in the Texas Legislature;
his experience and knowledge of I,egislative matters is unmatched
among attomeys in East Texas delinquent tax firms. We teach tax
courses to the property tax professionals in our offices in Arlington.
Our ad valorem tax collection services to The City of Paris will
not cost the District anything. What makes us different can be
summarized as commitment, eaperience and service.
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Executive Summary Review
Our services, at no cost to the District, include:
• Complete, computer-assisted delinquent tax collections
• Aggressive delinquent tax collection litigation
• Interventions on all tax suits filed by other taacing
jurisdictions
• Bankruptcy collections
• Condemnation representation For tazxes
• Tax Warrants - Seizures
• Opinions & Memorandum
• Counsel in all ad valorem tax matters
• Appellate representaxion
• Title research information
• Taacpayer assistance
• Assistance with negotiating and drafting abatement
agreements
• Other revenue collections
Our firm emphasizes the quality of our representation of your City by
offering complete, professional legal representation in all ad valorem
tax matters while maximizing our collecrions on your behalf.
The services offered above are being provided at no cost to the
District as the Firm will be compensated entirely by the fifteen
percent (15%) collection penalty allowed by law and paid by the
delinquent taacpayer.
Sunerior Collections:
Our law firm maintains high collection rates for our clients; not only
on current year turnover, but on all outstanding delinquent years. Our
numbers are verifiable through the tax offices.
Proven Experience:
Our law firm has been in the delinquent tax collection business since
1970. In addition to our 31 yeazs of experience, we have over 1,200
clients within the state of Texas.
Our Clients:
The people who have chosen us to represent them aze a testament to
the quality of our representation. Please view Section VII for a brief
listing ofthe clients who have recently requested our services.
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ihe Principals of the Law Firm
Resumes of all attomeys and strstegic personnel assigned to the City of
Paris aze located in Secrion Nme ofthis proposal.
The following individuaLs are principals of the Stm of Perdue, Brandon,
Fielder, Collins 8c Mott, L.L.P., an ad valorem taac collection law firm with
the principal office for ttris contract in Tyler, Texas and other fiilly staffed
law offices located throughout the State.
LARRY BRANDON Haylor University School of I,aw L.L.B.
Admitted to State Baz in 1967
C. DAVID FIELDER Universiry of Texas School of Law, J.D.
Admitted to StaYe Baz in 1972
JAMES 0. COLLINS Texas Tech University School of Law, J.D.
Admitted to Sta[e Baz in 1978
ROBERT A. MOTT University of Texas School of Law, J.D.
Admitted to State Bar in 1977
GREGG M. MCLAUGHLIN Baylor University School of Law, J.D.
Admitted to State Baz in 1976
R. BRUCE MEDLEY University of Houston School of I,aw, J.D.
Admitted to State Bar in 1982
TERRY ANN WHITE Texas Tech University School of Law, J.D.
Admitted to State Baz in 1980
KEVIN BRENNEN University of Puget Sound Law School, J.D.
Admitted to State Baz in 1981
HAROLD LEREW Texas Tech University School of I,aw, J.D.
Admitted to State Baz in 1995
GEORGE DOWLEN University of Texas School of Law, J.D.
Admitted to State Baz in 1961
LAURA J. MONROE Texas Tech University School of Law, J.D.
Admitted to State Baz in 1983
DAVID A. ELLISON Texas Tech University School of Law, J.D.
Admitted to State Bar in 1979
B. Ll'NN STAVINOHA Texas Tech University School of Law, J.D.
Admitted to State Baz in 1989
70SEPH T. LONGORIA University of Houston Law Center, I.D.
Admitted to State Baz in 1989
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MICHAEL J. DARLOW South Texas CoUege of Law, J.D.
Admitted to Sta[e Baz in 1983
TAB BEALL Texas Tech University School of Law, J.D.
Admitted to State Baz in 1981
DONALD B. ROSEMAN Stanford University, Cwnberland School of
Law J.D., Adutitted to State Baz in 1976
TERRY G. WISEMAN University of Nebraska School of Law, J.D.
Admitted to State Baz in 1974
CARL O. SANDIN University of Houston I,aw Center, J.D.
Admitted to State Baz in 1988
JASON BAILEY University of Houston Law Center, J.D.
Admitted to State Bar in 1994
OWEN M. SONIK University of Houston Law Center, J.D.
Admitted to State Baz in 1984
legal Staff Assigned to the City of Paris
Mr. Tab Beall is the attomey who will be the lead counsel on delinquern tas
wllections. Mr. Beall is also a pazmer of the fum. Mr. Dauid Hudson is the
attomey assigned as co-counsel for the City of Paris in delinquent talc
collections. Two other partners of the firm that will be called upon for their
expertise in appraisal, state aid appeals and bankruptcy issues, are Robert
Mott and Laura Monroe. Complete resumes for the legal staff to the City
of Paris are located in Section nine.
Tab Beall -Lead Counsel, Litigation & Collecrions, Partner
50% of time will be devoted to the City of Paris
Dauid Hudson -Co-Counsel, Litigation & CoUections
30% of time will be devoted to the City of Paris
Additional Attorneys Arailable To Assist With This Contract:
Robert L. Scott -Litigation Attorney, Partner
Gregg M. Mclaughlin -Litigation Attomey, Partner
Bruce Medley -Legal Research, Backup Attomey, Partner
Laura Monroe -Bankruptcy Issues, Partner
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Robert Mott
David Crawford
Elke Daniel
Elizabeth Banda
-State Aid Appeals, Partner
-Associate Attorney
-Associate Attomey
-Associate Attorney
Management Staff Assigned to City of Paris
The following individuals will also assist on the contract and aze located
in our Arlington Offrce with the exception of Caria Pope-Osbome and
Pat Werline (Austin), Emie Richardson (Tyler), and Terty Hays
(Amarillo).
Marguerite Hahn - Office Manager
Debbie Edwards - Litigation Manager
Gary Powell
- Senior Lega1 Asst., Tele-Collections Mngr.
Ernest Richardson
- Director of Client Services
Scott Mucha
- Coordinator of Business Development
Carla Pope-Osbome
- Director of State Aid Appeals
Pat Werline
- Associate Director of State Aid Appeals
Terry Hays
- Director of Computer Services
Dave Miles
- Systems Administrator
Seclioo It - Dacription of Vw Firm - Pap 3
Additional Staff Personnel Assigned to fity of Paris
Legal nss;stants
Gary Edwazds Full Time
Diane Cardenas Full Time
I.aw Clerks/Tele-Collections
George Hwd Part Time
Dr. John Corbin Part Time
Litigation Clerks
Rhonda DuBois
Full Time
Janet Odom
Full Time
Mitzi Douglas
Full Time
Rhonda Goodwin
Full Time
Bankruptcy Clerk
Kelly Gassett Full Time
Secretaries
Sybil Hill Full Time
Betty Hicks Full Tune
Mail Clerks
April Whitley Full Time
Christina Edwards Part Time
Telephone Support Personnel
Jodi Flow Full Time
Leigh Anna Morgan Full Time
Payment Agreements
Bazbara Cargo Full Time
Computer Programmers/Analysts
Terry Hays Full Time
Dave Miles Full Time
The firm does not anricipate the need to hire additional staff for the
contract for the District. However, should the need arise, the firm will
hire addirional staff to ensure the high degree of service which the firm
provides to all of its clients.
kctao II - DescriptioA aF law Firm - Pa6e 4
History of the Firm
The law firm has provided our clients with comprehensive legal
representation for 31 yeazs. We are the second largest law firm in our
field of practice. Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins & Mott L.L.P.
provides ad valorem tax collection services to over twelve-hundred
(1,200) clients.
Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins & Mott, L.L.P., is one of the oldest
and largest law firms in Texas dedicated to ad valorem tax collections
and related matters. Founded in 1970, the firm has grown to a staff of
thirty-two attomeys and operates eight fully staffed law offices in
different cities statewide. We represent over twelve-hundred (1,200)
taacing entities consisting of school districts, cities, counties, hospital
districts, and special districts. Our clients range in size from several
thousand to just eight delinquent tax accounts.
Whether measured in number of delinquent tax accounts or the total
amount of base delinquent tax due, we work hard to give the best
Perdae, BnNdon, fielder, coiwo a representa.rion to each client regardless of size. Our staff of attorneys
Mm `ep`e°b °re` °w6°"'"d
(I,000) tWn6 en66n and callectr.d have an excess of 200 3'ears combined experience in ad valorem tarcation
more $ vo miwm ro aeinqu.t and are capable of dealing with a wide range of legal issues and
mm kst rar. problems conceming delinquent tax collections. We also have a well
trained staff of tax support personnel and an in-house computer
department which stays on the leading edge of technology. We collected
over $90,000,000 in delinquent taaces last year.
The Arlington office of Perdue, Brandpq Fielder, Collins & Mott,
L.L.P., established in 1973, has one of the lazgest legal staffs of all of
the firm's offices. The seven attomeys comprising the legal talent of this
office make up one of the largest ad valorem tax legal teams in North
Teacas. Your District has the benefit of having access to these seven
attomeys as well as all tlrirty-two of our attomeys statewide to answer
any unique ad valorem tax problems that the District may encounter.
As you read through the following pages of this proposal, you will see
several things that set us apart from the other law firms presenting
proposals to you. Our fum is dedicated to providing your District the
very best in ad valorem tax collections while trearing your taxpayers
professionally and courteously. We aze an aggressive law firm which
offers your District complete and total representation in all ad valorem
tax matters.
Our computer system allows us to maintain a pazallel tax roll - keeping
oa~ 3rium m~ rotl~
aawet witA a minimum ot usisaice an exact copy of your outstanding delinQuent tax accounts on our
Irom rour Tu Ofice personneL system at all times. You can call any time to check on an account. Other
firms simply keep your taxes on their systems when they mail out
notices, deleting them to make room for other districts when necessary.
knion 11 - Daaiption o( Uw Fem - Pan S
Our parallel tax roll also allows our staff to work your account
without constant help from the Tax Office. When we put your tax roll
on our computer system, the computer will automatically combine those
accounts that have the same owner. This enables our firm to file one
lawsuit on a delinquent taxpayer and include all of his property; rather
than filing multiple lawsuits. This advantage saves the court's time and
saves the delinquent taacpayer money; money which can be devoted to
paying your taxes faster.
Should you or your tax collector have a question, you can call to speak
to an attorney at our office at any time. You will also see our attomeys
on a regulaz basis while they work alongside your tax office in the
collection of delinquent taxes.
We are the only law firm to have its own in-house tide reseazch
Ounajdins computer aqbiGtia department. We absttact each piece of property in suit and keep a
permanent record of the title work on our computer system. This gives
us greater reliability when taking judgment on a piece of property
because we are able to verify ownership and keep verifying ownership
right up to the date of trial. Abstracting the delinquent real property
accourrts often results in payment of the delinquent tvices prior to a
lawsuit being filed.
What We Do
Each tax yeaz begins on or about July 1 as the current delinquent tax
rolls are transferred to our computer from our client's computer. We
load your tax roll onto our computer system and maintain a parallel tax
roll at all times. This "parallel roll" is an identical copy of the delinquent
tax roll maintained by your tax collector. We are the only firm that
maintains this parallel roll at all rimes.
After loading your tax roll, we analyze the delinquent accounts so that
we may formulate a plan for aggressively collecting your district's taxes.
The following charts (Arlington I.S.D. is used as an example) reflect the
different measures that we continually make to the clienYs delinquent tax
roll. By systematically examining the condition of a District's delinquent
tax roll, we aze able to target specific azeas for collection activity. This
also gives us the capability to conrinuously track our collection
performance and maintain a high collection rate on your behalf.
The following chart shows $4,328,887 in lawsuits. The dollar figure for
accounts in bankruptcy on the date listed total$2,684,825.
Seclion 0 - Dnaiptan o( VM F'rm - Page 6
ARLINOTON INDEPENDENf SCHOOL DISTRICT
MNysls aI Dbnpuart Tox Rot. 3bW e N Oubhn0n0 AcauMs
nmw~~
...>.+w
~*aa~+rnmwn ~ wr.~smeGf~NPE*~@~6~LLF
rec.mma.
PYltlPp
N aIORaEr 35.3001 Mwe Me S f 1.ZlB.W1A] Y~G» tax M m B]A1 vmM~
The chart above shows our ability to analyze a tax roll by the status of
each account during the collection process. Tlvs chart shows that 62%
of the delinquent tax roll is in lawsuit, judgnent or bankruptcy. Within
the lawsuit stage ofthe collection process, there are several phases from
the initial filing of the lawsuit to judgment and ultimately, to tax sale.
We endeavor to obtain voluntary payment of the delinquent taxes at
every step of the collecrion process.
The chart below reflects how the total delinquent tax roll is broken out
by dollar range of accounts due. All of the charts include the 2000 taxes
that were refened for collection on July 1, 2001. All taxes shown are
base taaces without penalties and interest added. This gives a true
representation of collecrions.
i'.
SI:
$6,061 .510."
st+w.tse mzx
N o! CsryEV ]b. 311011M~ wt S 11.AI.R I A3 F Lo 4us d~ m&1]9 J,Fqi~wi 1~ ceauY.
S!C(0n 11 - DCSCfIPtiOA 0f L]W flflll - Pi(! I
ARLINGTON INDEPENDENT SGHOOL DISTRICT
Nyl"s olOUrpv1 Tu fla - Oalr R~ o(GtalrWp Acwvte
iee
*rz.m
iwi
yBOp.111 ).tY
tYYB
Sf 12~.W6 1001
1NB
si.ex.m ,>..z
As ol Ocbber 25, 2D01 ihero wis f 71,238,871.42 N M» fans aue on 8.]33 tlelkpumt bz accou~rts.
W
]5.1%
We update our system with paid informarion, changes of ownership, and
changes of addresses as fuinished by your tax office. We also update
our system with continuous activity on each of the delinquern accounts
and their status. We copy all of our activity to yow tax office so that
your taac collector will also know what we aze doing.
Taxpayers who owe taaces on tlris roll aze promptly notified by ow first
demand letter that the taxes are due. A second letter follows within
approximately one month and informs the taacpayer of the possibility of
litigation. Additionai mass mailings aze made tluoughout the year. While
contacting the taacpayer by demand letter, several other activiries are
occurring in our offices.
1. The attorney in charge of your account, utilizing our computer
system and with assistance from support personnel, identify the lazgest
new accounts and locates the individuals responsible for payment. These
individuals are contacted by phone or by correspondence if phone
contact is not successful. At this time we analyze your tax roll in order
to better plan our approach.
2. Our litigation personnel are identifying personal property accounts
that may require immediate acrion. Many of these business accounts are
contacted individually. Business personal property accounts are
addressed first because they represent a weak taac lien and aze the most
likely to become uncollectable.
3. Our clerical personnel are perfomvng address research on bad
addresses discovered as a result of our mailings.
4. Our title research or abstract depattment is busy at your County
Clerk's office abstracting your real property accounts.
Secboa 11 • Destt'rytion o( law Frtm - Page t
ARLINGTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
Meysls d DeNnquent Tez RW - AmauM MTexes Due 6y Veer
Throughout this process, our personnel are talldng with your taxpayers
who have contacted our office while relaying all pertinent information to
your Tax OfEce.
Onr compater raords are updated so Litigarion begins from August to early Fall as accounts are identified for
"i ""t' y01"" C0b"` suit. Potential candidates for suit are submitted to the Tax Office and/or
md ur.prers ua sive dem opm-
dau intomwtion on oar mllection the District for aPProval. The firm Proceeds to file swt on all accounts.
acdvitim. Unless the client directs otherwise, we file suit against a cross section of
tnxpayers owing a variety of amounts. Such suits are actively pursued to
payment or judgment by our tax attomeys. During the suit prepazation
uticatioN process, our title research locates many lienholders and/or other parties
with interests in the property. These individuals aze then notified by
unk,s you, the csept dir«u letter prior to being included in the suit. This process often results in
omeryme, we fik suic apimt a crms
sec6an of tuprm mrin` a varie!/ aF Q~ck payments because financial institutions aze verY interested in
,,,,,,,,ts ;n ,da;ti,,, t, yK y,p halting the litigation process. Because we perform our own in-house
ucoann. title research, we have tremendous success in getting delinquencies to
payment prior to taking judgment and often prior to filing suit.
Throughout the tax year we will identify accounts for seizure of
personal property. We also promptly file all claims in bankniptcy court
and pursue them through the completion of the bankruptcy. Our
computer software enables us to provide extensive reporting of our
litigation activiries to your tax collector.
Implications for our Collections Approach
We believe in obtaining voluntary payment from the taxpayer through
the use of direct mail outs and persuasive communication. However,
Ar firm, iltlioagh ike rKhmn6ia because of the status of the economy, we believe to effectively collect
kah' 'h° C0kt60" fieK the outstanding delinquent taxes, that we must be responsive to those
pa"' °mph"i' w tk PeoPk
upect d oar basiAesf, individuals of the District suffering economic hardship' We will work
with those people who demonstrate hardship conditions to establish
payment agreements. The firm then actively monitors these payment
agreements.
Our firm, although the technological leader in the tax collection field,
places an emphasis on the people aspect of our business. Our clients tell
us that our staff makes a considerable difference between our firm and
all of the others.
nur m onr crena od m au our This is not to say that we will be slow or hesitant about filing suit and
,un „akm ,m;de„pk a;kmna foreclosing the outstanding tax lien. We aggressively pursue the
mtmaen our firm ana &a m uk collection of delinquent taxes and we are successful at getting payment
°t'°n. of the tarces prior to the initiation of a lawsuit. Once an account is
placed into suit, we will continue to try to obtain payment from the
taxpayer. Should the taxpayer still refuse to pay, we will then set the suit
for judgment as soon as possible and proceed to sell the property on the
courthouse steps.
Section 11 - Description o( law ircm - Pa`e 9
We believe that our goal is to maximize delinyuent tax collections for
the District through the use of all of our resources in the most efficient,
most eacpedient way possible. Our team of experienced, committed
professionals is prepared to begin working for you and to he a good
reflection of your decision to hire us. We can collect more taxes for you
because we are thorough in our work, we are aggressive, we aze
attentive to your community, and professional in our manner.
We believe in offering our clienta complete ad valorem tax
representation and quantifiable collection results without sacrificing
personal service to the client and its taxpayers. Our services include, at
no cost to the City of Paris:
• Complete, computer-assisted delinquent tax collections
• Aggressive delinquent tax collection lawsuits
• Interventions on all tax suits filed by other taacing jurisdictions
• Bankruptcy collections
• Condemnation representation for tvices
• Taac warrants - seizures
• Opinions & Memorandum
• Counsel in all ad valorem tax matters
• Appellate representation
• Title research information
• Taxpayer assistance
• Assistance with negotiating and drafting abatement agreements.
• Other revenue, antitrust & class action collections
We will commit more personnel dedicated to wllecting taxes for City of
Paris's behalf than any other firm.
Our firm emphasizes the quality of our representation of your school
district by offering complete, professional legal representarion in all ad
valorem tax matters while maximizing our collecrions on the District's
behalf: We continue to provide high rates of collections; not only on
current year turnover, but on all outstanding delinyuent tax years.
The services offered above aze being provided at no cost to the District
as the firm is being compensated entirely by the fifteen percent (15%)
collection penalty allowed by law and paid by the delinquent taxpayer.
We offer stability and consistency to the district demonstrated by ow
thirty years of proven experience and success.
kclion 11 - Desttiption of law fam - Page 11
$11,000,000
f8.250.000
SS,soo,ooo
$z,7w.ooo
ao
iHBB TaxVear 1987 Tax Vear 1988 Tu Vear 1989 Tan Veer 2000 Tu Vear"
Dw 87)45,181 58.357.070 59.005,247 48,315,711 $10,505,895
Collected 55,90.478 $5.998.833 $8,096.093 t5.804,567 }5,784,303
=Due OCdketad
9oum: TertaM CourM1yTmc Ottice - End of FbnM Report and DMaNatl Collxtion Summary Repat Compwiwn m for ihe Welw rtronth
cellection penotl of Juy 1 thru June 30. "Incomplete Colbction Vmr. dah fmm ]H/01 - 8.31/01.
$2G.000.000
$79,500,000
$13,000,000
$6,500,000
$0
1996 Tu Vear 7997 Tax Year 7958 Tez Vear 1999 Tu Yast 20DO Tu Yeaf
Due $72.507,208 $22.356,819 $23,342,078 $71,679.597 525,630.648
Collected $7.712,392 $7.402,175 $7.519.760 $7.339,640 $6,194,780
MDue OCollected
Source: TamnrtCOwrtyTaxOfice-EMMMOMhReport eMDetailedCOllecGonSUmmary Rapoit CompansanisPortlieiweNemorM
collettion period af July 1 thni June 30. "Incanpleb Cdleeeon Year, deta from 7/1101 -&31/O7.
Satioa III -[aNettioe Sdtnlia - Pue I
CITY OF FORT WORTH
Delinquent Tax Collections - Current Year Turnover
Collections by PERDUE, BRANDON, FIEIDER, COLLINS 8 MOTT, L L P.
-Bese Tax Collected Compered to Base Tax Turnetl Over for Collection-
-No Peneltiea and Interest AddeO-
CITY OF FORT WORTH
Delinquent Tax Collections - All Years Turnover
Collections by PERDUE, BRANDON, FIELDER, COLLINS 8 MOTT, L.I.P.
-Base Tax Collected Canpared to Base Tax Turned Over for Collection-
-No Penaltjes and Intereat Added-
ARLINGTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
Delinquerrt Tax Callec6ons - Gurrent Year Tumover
Collediona by Pardue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins 8 Mott, L.L.P.
Bese Tu Callected Comperedlo Bese Tu Tumed Over for Colledbn
No PenaNies and IrRerest Added.
$8,800,000
$6,450,000
$4,300,000
$2.150,000
$O
Oue
Colletted
Source: Tartam Counrty Tu Olfice - End W MoMh Report eM DeUiletl Cdbctian Summery RepoR Campenson is for 1he NreNe mwM1n
collection periotl of JuIY 1 Mtu June 30. 9ncamPlete Collection Ymr. 7/120D1 - 8l31/1001.
$1.650.000
$1,320,000
$880.000
$660,000
$330,000
EO
1YB3TQYm 1090AzYm 19WT4Yw 1WSTnri.! 1BBBTnVw 1W]T6rin 1900TvY.V 19Y9TnYpr MWTUY~
Us 111.288.110 5110,15.I20 SM5.18B SB32.818 i961." 5958.lT/ 51.01 E1.41e.1N $1.825.515
CdeRSE 10157.988 5198.512 ~15.SJ2 5/9B.871 $509.412 S459.143 i5B4.O1/ S621.853 3:NB.818
=Due 11111111lCollected
Sou": CityoFArlinplonTaOtflce- MOntldyRecapRaporb. BaseTn[COlbeletlCOmparodtoBasaTwTUmWOVerforCOlbctlon.
"IrwromplNe Taic Year tlab fmm 711101 - 7131/07,
kcYioe III - CoNalioR Statutia - Pise 2
1994Tm Year 1995 TaxYear 1996TanYear 1997Tu Yaer 1998Ta Year 1999TmcVenr 100D Tu Yeer'
S4.239.434 53.496.936 S4,448.838 43.306.198 $6,33444,002 $5.740.237 $8,550,10.5
$3,130.018 52.747.480 $3,240,760 $3.733.935 $5,178,732 $3.579.537 $4.223,465
CITY OF ARLINGTON
Delinqumt Tu CollecNana - CumM Year Tumwer
Collections by Lineberper, Goggan, BWir, Pena & SampSOn, L.L.P.
Base Tu Cdlected Comparad to Baae Tu Tumed Ovar for Colkctlon on Jury 1.
No Pemlties and IMereat Added.
ARLINGTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
palinquent Taz CdlacMons • Cdlectlons for All Yeoit DUs
ColkcEma by Perdus, Dnndon, Fiel Cdlins 8 Mott, L.L.P.
Boae Tama Golbcted Camparcd to Bar Tazx WMandlig JWY 1 iar all DelinqueM Vmn.
No Penaltlss and Intersst Mdmd.
{18,80D,000
;12.600.000
$8.400.000
$<.200.OOD
$0
Dus
CoIISdetl
$5,200.000
f3.90C,000
$2,600,000
$7,300,000
$0
19GZTaYm
Qn f1.051"011
ca.a.a s1.054.4r
tYWTVYw
1MlTUYw
11116TUVev
1BYOTaYear 10YTTCVw
9]3
851 53
707
fYWTUier aw1c1r
1i3 14.416,100 $6.110.198
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0.453.579
.
,
Y5,580.
890
130 f8YL
S801
.
$1.083.188 i900.~ 5399.dEe
t1.101.
/3I
S1.OIX1.1/5
.
,
~Due ~Colleeted
souma: CM1V a~~To ~onp~xbtl~du~v^~ ~ Enne ~ C' ~W~ C~olh~ctbn~reab rt~om^]/tai _com ~rom s t«
Sectioo 10 - CoAenion Sptetlo - Pate 3
18BITuVnr 1885TUVecr 1888TUYW/ 1BB7TmVear 1988TUYnr 1889TVtYear /.uwisuiesr
y9.073,T82 $8,161.94 sa853.105 $8.912,382 E12,3219,388 $12.368.938 518,832.514
$4,161.719 S2.701.094 43.861.229 f1.180,189 $8,031.379 Y6.548.39'/ 50.475,130
FMDue OCoIIwYSd
Source: TamM Cou^W Tax OMCe-~En~~~mMuRepatNiW nDeNAed Gocomple0e Cdlectlon RYwr~1/ ~1 ~ - r~l31ReOD1ihs txeM moMh
CITY OF ARLINGTON
Dalin9wrrt Tu Callecdons - CoikcEOns for M Ywn Dua
CollecGOns by Linebarpa. Oopgan. Blair, et el
Bab Tuey CdIwteA Compared b Baae Taxes Oualatndinp July 1 for afl DelinqueM Yars.
w. o.n.xiu aM Inkerest Added.
PerceM
73
PERDUE LAIMFIRM VS. LINEBARGER LAWFIRM
CITY OF FORT WORTH VS. DALLAS COUNTY
Delinquent Tau Collection Comparison - Current Year
Peroenfepe of Tmces Cotleded by Tax Yeer
58.4
- ~
- - - - - -
43.8
29.2
14.6
DaNasCouMy-LGB
ply M fM NMITh - PBF
PBF Averqge - City of Fort Worth: 66.7°k
LGB Averoge - 6aHas CouMy: 41.90/o
Perdue Firm vs. Linebarger Firm
Percent Definquent Tax Collection Comparison - Curtent Year Coliections
ao
60
40
20
0
~n
iheldon I.S.D. - P.B.F. sisClebuma I.S.D. - P.B.F. _Sprinp Brsnch I.S.D. • P.B.F.
3razoriaCouMy-P.B.F. oBrazoapwl-P.B.F. =Gosbyl.S.D.-P.B.F.
Humble I.S.D. - L.H.G.
Iaaen.r..r lmr..r«r 119111ta:r«r Iaer..v..r 2000 TaxYrY
50.9 46 418 48.2 23.1
72.3 71.2 677 672 551
Malles Coun - LGB =City of Fwt Worth - PBF
soura:oerescoumyrazomwwsrarranccoumyre,coffice-na" aepons. noaenarees«imeedandaa.
7mmapete caiecson raer mrot - entrot.
Peroentage increase in collectiom aRer takirg ovar tha accouM irom the aher lewfirm.
73%
58°h
- -
48°h
- -
-
-
11° 12°r6
-9%
SMioe III - CdlMion Shfsfia - Ps`e 4
PERDUE LAWFIRM VS. LINEBARGER LAWFIRM
Delinquerrt Tax CoNection Comparison - AN Years DelinqueM
Pmeertage of Tsxes Collected by Tax Year
40 /
" ,,.Awrai.: sa.ez!~
N
30
20
10
0 V
1995Te<Veer 1888TexVSar
JohnaonCOUMY - PBF 32B 3B9
DallazCOUnry-LG8 25.5 29
V
."___"L4iWnysrAverqs: 21.35%
188] Ta Vear 1998 Tax Vear 1B8B Tu Vesr 2000 Tez Yeaf
38.9 382 392 18
24.3 18.8 22.4 10
Sours:DeYesCwNTVtOIflee6JdrmmCaMYTu Olllcs-MmWJRWab. NoPaaMeevY'M~MFEEaQ
lrkmplMa CobcfonYev.'//1N1- 831R1.
PERDUE FIRM vs. LINEBARGER FIRM
Delin9mM Tu Colledion Comperison - All Years
CarroA IndapendeM School Distrkt - P.B.F. vs. Birdville IndependuN School DiSirict - L.H.G.
-PercerRage of DelinquerR Tues Colleded by Tax Year-
PerceM
700
75
50
25
0
Cartdl I.S.D.
Birtlville I.S.D.
$MY109 III - (ak[IIOA ShUStl6 - P7`! 5
1990TntYear 1%BTUYem 19B6TmcYW 195/TazYw 1898TaxYSer 1H987uYw 2000TmsYear
93 98 76 72 07 64 43
38 30 36 40 37 39 27
111111ICarroll I.S.D. MBirdville I.S.D.
Source: Tannnt County imc Olfice- Detnile0 Collectlon Summary RepoR Bese Taz Co11ec1eC Compamtl ro Bese Terz Tum9tl Over For
Cdlection. No PenaPoes end Inbrest Atlded. •IncomOlete CDIMcfion Veer, data from 711107 - 8I31107.
$,.,oo,aoo
$925,000
ssw,ooo
avs,ooo
w
1ae5r=var 19eer.ve.r iea7razvnr ieaere.vear ieamrazreer
zoooranvnr
Due 5606,337 f582,B08 SSBB.58/ SBB3.054 $821.478
E1.088,337
CoHecMC $278.800 E938.7911 5348.708 S408.608 EM8.392
E323.701
111111111Due OColkChd
Sourta: MoMh7RapoibfromNaJOhnaonCOUMyTaxOllfce. Bewfazmllw.btlcompveCpibabb%WmetlowrJUl~t. Compehwn
b ia p10 LMeNe rnoMh colNCtiGn parb0 A July 1 MN Jum 30. Dab Inclutlee CouMy, Firo, arM FMLR.
9ncompbte COIlectlon Yev. 7/1401-eBiN1.
JOHNSON COUNTY, TEXAS
osrnyuwc r.x calection. • ai v.aR
Collectlons by PERDUE, BRANDON, flELDER, COLLINS 8 MOTT, L.L.P.
-BUe Tax Collactetl Compareq So Baae Tat TumsU Over}or ColMetlon on Jury 1-
-NO PenaltlM aM Inhrest~
s2.3oo.ooo
$1,725,000
$1,150,000
$576,000
w
Dus
Collecbtl
Sounw. ManNIYRepoNhomtMTo ORke. BewhucollecbtlcamperetltobewbaNmatlwxJUIY1. Comperbon'sforiheMOM
maM colMCtbn perbtl of JuIY 1 Mru June 90. Dap InduEee CouMy, FNS, anC FMLR. hrcompleb Collxibn Year, T/tAt • B/37Poi.
kclioe III - CoAetfion Stuetics - Pag 6
JOHNSON COUNTY
OelinqueM Taz CdlxHons - Curtant Ywr Tumwror
Cdlections by PERDUE, BRANDON, FIELDER, COLLINS 8 AAOTT, L.L.P.
-Ease Taa Co4ected Compared to Base Tou Tumed Orsr fm Collection on July 1-
-No Pomidn and IMarqt MOed-
1BB5TazVear 1988TexVwr 7997TUVwr 18BBTmcVnr 1899 TaxVeer 2000'Rx Vwr
E7.351.06B 87.477.W2 57.142.242 $7,631.573 S1,1148.473 S2,203.510
EN3.858 5583.185 Y538.Tf1 5590.183 5631.305 540B.W3
Due OColbcOed
FM
HIGHLAND PARK INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
DelinqusM Tu Colkatian - Cumirt Year Tumovsr
Collections by Pordue, Brondon, Fielder, Collins 8 Nbtt, L.L.P.
$1,300,000
$975,000
$650,000
$325,000
$0
1996TazYeqr 1997TaxYear 1998Ta Year 7899TaxYear 200GTaYaar
Dw $1,322,742 57.015,934 57,090.498 $7.063.579 $7,262.0.11
coneoesa y1,039,e10 =eoo,sae se61.59e s822.810 s610.4ee
5=6ro ocone~ma
Sourcro: Ds1lasCOUMV7a OlksMOnMlyfteporis. eaw tucolleWdcanWretlmbasW WmetlasrJUbt. ComWrlwnYfixtlro
Nwlve maMh collectlon periotl af July 1m'u June 30.
$2.300,000
$1,725,000
$1,150,000
$575,000
$0
1993 Tu Year 7991 Ta Yaar 1895 Tm Year 1996 Tax Vear 1997 Tu Vear 7998 Tez Year
1989 TazYear ZOOO Tu Year'
Due 51.321.047 $1.520.188 $2.785,982 $T,292.736 $1.899.188 $1,947,769
$2.OD6.580 ,q2,135,173
Coller.[ed $892.379 $894,362 51.773.542 $7.507,525 $1,134.837 $982,811
51.080,022 $847.889
MDhN OColleUetl
Saurce: Dallas CouMy Tu Olfice Montlhty Reports. Bene fu collec0etl mmperetl W base px qrcned wer JuIY 1
. Campanson is fortlre
tweNe maM colleotlon period of July 1 Mru Jwre 30. •Incom0lete CallecGOn Vear, dap fram 711
107 - 8/d1/01.
SeclioR NI - CeYecliai $Wetia - Pa`e 1
Baw Tooc CallecEed Compored b 9oae Tu Turrrod Orer fw CaNecUOn rn July 1.
No PemlEea and IMerwt Mded.
HIGHLAND PARK INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
Dehnquerd Tac Coqedions - All Years
Collections by Pardue, BroMon, FieMer, Collins 6 Mott, L.L.P.
Base Ten Colleded Comqrad to Bese Tu Tumed Over Tor Colladfon on Juy 7.
No Penalties arid Intereat Added.
CITY of MT. VERNON, TEXAS
Delinquent Ta Colleetimis - CurreM Year Tumover
Collections 6y Perdue, Brendon, Fielder, Collins & Mott, L.I.P.
Base Terz Collected Comparcd to Base Tau Tumed Ovar fw Coilection on July 1.
No Perretties antl IMerest AAtletl.
$28,000
$21,000
$14,000
$7,000
$o
Due
Collected
Source: Tu ORwe Manthly Reporls. Base tu collectetl compared ta Oase taz tumed wer Juty 1. Comparison is for the tweNe month
collectbn penod W July 1 thm June 30.
MT. VERNON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
Dalinquant Tu Collectbns - Current Year Tumover
Collections by Linebarger, Goggan, Blair et W.
Base Tu Collected Compered to Baee Tax Tumed Over for Collection on July 7.
No Penatties and Interest Added.
$280,000
$210,000
$1no.ooo
s7o,ooo
$o
Due
Cdbcbd
SMiw III - fdkclion Sntislin - Wige t
1993 7aa Year 1994 Taz Year 1985 TwYear 1996 Tm Vear 1997 Tax Year 1998 Ta Year 1999 Taz Year
$18,322 $78.685 $18,932 $24.915 $23,205 $26.415 $24,583
$12,724 $13,141 $12,458 $14,952 $17.387 $20,715 $17,068
11111111IDue OCollected
1988TerzYear 1997iu Ywr 1888TaYear 1998TazVear
E218.887 8185.329 $285.818 E218.918
E726.541 5100.422 f173.783 E74402
moUB ocdlectBd
So,uw: TezORicehbMhlyRepoiti. 13asaEaxcolkctetlcompamE0 ba6etazNmedo.rorJUly1. CompansonicfwihetweNemoMh
coNecEOn penotl W Juty 7 Mru June 30.
CITY OF MT. VERNON, TEXAS
Dalinquent Tax Collections - AN Yeers Due
Collections by Perdue, Brendon, Fielder, Collins & Mott, L.L.P.
Bese Tu CdleUed CamparW to Base Tan Tumed Over for Collectbn on Jury 1.
No Panakiea end IMaraat Addad.
$65,000
E44,OOU
$33,000
$22.000
$11,000
$O
Due
Collected
Source: TanOlfieehbiMNReporls. Basetax cdlec[eEwmPaed 4besebatumetlowrJulyl. ComPariaonisfortlwNroNemoMh
edlecdon penotl at July t thru June 30.
$SDO,000
3450.000
$300,000
$150,000
$O
1998TaxVeer
7997 TUVear 1988T=Year
7BeBTezYear
Due E4e3.5e6
5489.011 $593.555
$582,556
Collectetl E779,T77
5785,475 8230.918
8198.398
FMDue CCollected
Sowce: TacOHIpMonMlyRSports.
Base4xeoHecletlwmPerodEObasebntumetlwerJulyl.
CompenaoniabrMeMNVemonU
colleclion penod d JuIY 7 Mru June 90.
SKf1oY Ib -(ONMI06 SMi6116 - P7(t 9
1989TatVear 1884TarYwr 1995TazVear 1888TuVesr 1897TUYepr 1988TUYwr 1898TUVeYr
S45,084 E45,874 $95,804 S53.051 $59.524 S5'1,m f49,312
$17.841 $18,364 577.488 $22.733 $28,280 5281929 E22.213
MT. VERNON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
Definquent Tarz Colleetions - All Years
Collec[ions 6y Linebarger, Goggan, Blair et al.
Baaa Tau Colbcted Campared to Base Tax Tumed Over for Colkdion on Juty 7.
No PenaNias and lirterest Added.
CITY OF HIGHLAND VILLAGE
DelinquaM Tu Collectlons - Cuttent Year Tumover
Collections by Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins & Mott, L.L.P.
Base Tarz ColkcteC Compared W Baae Tu Tumed Ovar br Collection
No Penakies sntl Interest Added.
$90,000
$60.000
$30.000
EO
Due
Collec[ed
5ourp: P,B,F.C,M SyabMDeriNn CaurM1y Tapa. Compcrison is for the MroM monM colbcEOn periotl ot JuIY 7 thru Juiro 30.
•IncomFlete Colbctlon vwq 7112000 - 4112007.
CITY OF HIGHIAND VILLAGE
oannyuerrt rac conxnons - ai rwrs
Collectbns by Perdue. Bnndon. Fialdw. Collins 8 Mdt. L.L.P.
Bese Tu Collectad Comparod to Base Tu Tumed Over for ColleUion
No Perrehies and Irdemst Added.
$120,000
$90.000
$60.000
530.000
30
Due
Cdlectad
S![II011 III - c0kCtIWn $17thUlS - P!`! 10
1995 Tu Year 1996 Tu Year 1997 Tax Year 1998 TavYear 1999 Taz YeaY'
$32.893 $47,118 $40.395 $74,560 $87,914
$27,722 $36,250 $36,619 E58.011 $73,532
1995 Tax Year 1988 Tu Year 1987 Tu Veer 1998 Tax Year 1999 Tez YeaY'
$47,580 $58,787 $58,654 $65.060 $113,684
$29,887 $40,522 $48.134 $59.310 $88,827
FMa,a ocon.aad
3ource: P,B,F,C,M SystamlDenRnn CouMy Tepea. Companson iclorllie NreNe moMh collectlon perioE af July 1 Mru June 30.
'Inwmple0e CollecWn Year. 7112000 - 4/12001.
GTY OF UNIVERSITY PARK
OefirpueM Tu Collectiorn • CurteM Yeer Tumovx
Cdlectians by Perdue, Brandon. Fielder. Collins & Nbtt. L.L.P.
Baaa T" Cdlectetl Compered to Base Tu Tumad Ovar Por Collection
No Pennkiea efM IMweat Atltletl.
$300,000
$200.000
$700,000
$0
Due
Collected
Sourva: P.B.F.C.M Sys[emlDellas Caunry Tapes. Camperison Ia br 1M t~a rtrontli oolbction period of July 1 thmJune 30. •IncompleEe
CaIlxYion Yeer, 711/20W . 411/2001.
TOWN OF HIGHLAND PARK
Delinquent Tu Co1laUionS - Curtant VaBf Tumover
Colkctions by Perdw, Brendon, Fieltler, Cdlins 8 Mdt, L.L.P.
Base Tu Coliscted Compared to Base Tu Tumed Over for Co1leUion
No Panakies and Interert Addad.
$180,000
$120.000
$so.ooo
30
Due
Collected
Sourca: P.B.F.C.M SyateMDallea CouMy Tepes. ComPeriwn ia hx the tweNe mwM wlbction penotl af JuIY 1 Miu JuM 3D. •Incanplete
caiection vwr, 711rzo00 - anrzom.
Settion IN - foAMion Shtatia - Pi6e 1 I
1995 Tau Yeer 1996 Tu Year 7997 Tu Ymr 7986 Tu Vear 1989 Tvc Year"
$296.087 t300,782 $295.711 $221,971 $244.712
$233,793 $249.424 $249.206 $769,334 $193.995
1995 Tau Ymr 1998 Tm Yaer 1997 Tu Yeer 1898 Tarz Ywr 799'B Tez Year'
$174.886 $157.937 $154.538 $106.721 $99,314
$135,825 $127,358 $123,593 $83,915 $74,429
MDue OColleded
3600'000
$375.000
$250,000
$125,000
$0
7995 Tex Veer 1996 Taoc Year 1987 Tec Ywr 7988 Tan Vear
1989 Tau YeaP
Due $799.174 $190.576 $304.982 $335,092
$477,280
Collected $123.505 $128.559 $243.562 $231.202
$352,574
FMDue OCoNected
Sauae: P.B.F,C.M 9ystertJDellas Counry Tapes. Canpamon islar the nvNve maM collectlon pedod of Juy 1 thru Juire 30. •Incomplefe
ColleeGOn Yeer. 7/1l1W0 - N7l100/.
TOWN OF HIGHLAND PARK
DelinquerR Tasc Collections - /VI YeaB
Collxtions by Pardue. Brentlon, Fielder. Collins & Matt. I.L.P.
Base Tax ColleUed Compared to Bau Tax Tumed Over for Cdlection
No Ponakies end IrRerest Added.
32eo,ooo
$795.000
$730.000
$65,000
$0
Due
CoAectad
SMbA III - fa9Mion SUfistia - Page 12
CITY OF FARMERS BRANCH
Delinquent Tu Collxtioin - CurraR Ywr Coilections
ColMctbnn by Perdue, BrarWon, Fielder, Collins 8 Mott. L.L.P.
Besa Tan Colbctetl Cqmpeiod to Bnee Tmc Tunretl Ov¢r for Co1ledWn
No Parekies en0lrRerest Atltled.
180 Tau Year 1996 Tax Yev 1997 Tau Vear 7988 Tarz Yaer 1989 Tu Yeer
5258,807 3256.885 $241,008 $793,304 $186.904
3759.860 $170,473 $154.426 $105,713 $.98,337
MDUe OCoNedad
Source: P,B,F,C,M System/Dellas Couirty Tepec. Compenson is brthe Melve moMA eolbction periotl of July 1 ihm June 30. •Ineornplele
Colkctlon Year, 7H!'L000 - 41112001.
LOCAL CLIENTS OF P,B,F,C,M LAWFIRM
Percent
100
75
50
25
0
City of Highland vllage Tovm of Highland Park Highiand Park I.S.D. City of Farmers Branch
City of University Park Mansfidd I.S.D. Northwest I.S.D.
M P,B,F,C,M ClieMs
AwraB" are besed on five years of tleta far wch eritlly. No Penaltles enE IMeresl Pdded. Source: Dallas Coutrty Tu qfice Reports,
TamiR Counry Teoc 01fice - End of MoMh ReppNDetalled Collec6on Summery Report and P,B,F,C,M bystanJDenton Counry Tax Tapes.
We would thoroughly enjoy the opportunity to meet with you
in person to discuss our collection rates more in-depth. It is
simply impossible to appreciate our success rates for our
clients on paper.
When our collection rates are compared to the Linebarger
firm in an apples to apples format, it is easy to see which law
firm can better maximize the revenue for your district.
Sectian III - Coqectioa ShtBtics - P+ge 13
Average Collection Percentages Over Five Years - Current Years
CoAeclions by Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, CoWns & Mott L.I.P.
Bese Tuas Onty - No PenaRies aM Intwast
How Senices will be Provided - Scope of Services
The firm's ability to produce both large and specialized mailings as well as
manage the attendant data is unequaled. Mailouts will be made pwsuant to
our proposed time table, but the firm is flexible so that it is able to adjust
to the schedule of the District and their Tax Office. We always call the
Taat Office prior to a mailout just to be sure that the tax collector is
prepared or if we need to wait until a more convenient date for the Tax
Office. Our mailouts are not just summaries with a total due, but are
compiete and detailed taac statements accompanied by a letter from an
attorney. We also have the ability to include other forms in our mailing, if
that is desired, or to mail within certain parameters, such as all accounts
within a specified delinquency amount or year range.
Our cornact with the taxpayer normally begins with a polite demand letter
reminding the property owner of the delinquency and giving him or her
on msken ue not jot suannria the opportunity to contact us about the matter. This letter is accompanied
witY ia zmoen dxe, 6ut ue by our computer-produced delinquent tax statement, which can show the
compkte und deaikd tu mtemn
tCC011~7R1ld q 1 lldtf fl0111 iY amount due for the current month and up to three additional months.
VIOMeY Payment instructions or other messages can be added to each mass
mailing. This letter and statement are sent to all taxpayers, other than those
in bankruptcy or prior litigation.
Prior to mailing our second lettet, we will obtain paid accounts from your
tax office to avoid contacting owners who have paid as a result of the first
letter. Our second letter informs the taacpayer that we have previously
notified him or her about the taxes due and the risk of possible legal action
by failing to address the matter. Our second letter is usually sent 30 days
after the first tetter. Both the schedule of mass mailings and the content of
our letters are subject to approval by the client. Additional mass mailings
Iarte z.d Spccukud Muliop are scheduled throughout the tax year as approved by the client. We
propose that a total of three demand letters be sent in the first four months
of the taac year.
In addition to our demand letters, we have a number of letters to respond
to specific circumstances that occur frequently. Among these are our
Oer notftpa kthvs skow our firm lienholder norification letters. Title work generally reveals lienholders and
name prominemry. we norify them by letter before including them as a party to the lawsuit.
Collection letters always result in many phone calls from delinquent
taxpayers. These are initially answered by our phone personnel who are
oer marners wM ahnp be nvhhie trained to answer most common questions and concerns. Attomeys are
ro ak ro zmy properry oxner in available to talk to the tazcpayer to resoive the problem and get taxes due
ada to raobe anry probkm and
obnio papnent o( the tua he Your District paid as quickly as possible. No correspondence received
from your taacpayers wili go unanswered by our attomeys and staif We
attempt to resolve taacpayers' problems and obtain voluntary payment of
the delinquent taxes due yow District.
SldIOR IY - SCOP! OI Stlt1C6 - P7`! I
While talking with the taxpayer, ow staff wiU ask for, and usually obtain,
the taxpayer's phone number, verify the address and record this
information in the computer record of that taacpayer.
We contact the property owners by phone as a routine part of our
c► hIEPHONE collection procedures. After receiving the new files, ow attomeys make it
a priority to contact the property owners who owe our clients the largest
amounts of money. It is important to single out the latge accounts at this
stage in order to prevent the account from being uncollectable due to lack
of prompt attention. We do not address taxpayers in a threatening or rude
manner. We believe that to do so would be countaproductive.
We ao not e.c Mrywary personnd Our staff is always polite in their phone conversations with property
just ro wMUI the prapeq owner, owners. We require such behavior of our personnel even when they
p~r ttkPpm mact ue mdRid encounter hostility or rudeness from the property owner. At times proper[y
6y oor mieed permnrm:raft. owners become carried away with the situation and our personnel have
been trained to let one of our attomeys handle the abusive taxpayer.
Should your Taac Office encounter such situations, they have the oprion of
having one of our attorneys call the property owaer to correct any
misunderstandings.
Address Research
The firm's commitment to accuracy in contacting taxpayers is evidenced
by the detailed attemion we give bad name and bad address accounts.
Upon receiving the taxing district's data, the known bad name and address
accounts aze diverted to our research staft' to begin name and address
identification. Bad address accounts are o8en identified through retumed
p~r Ows commit,,,ent to m„racy ;n mail and on those accounts we are unable to locate on pending lawsuits.
coennm` tlhe hipare e eridmaA We feel that it is imperative to our success to get the notice of the
6y tAe denikd uantoa wc `he bid delinquent taxes due to each property owner owing the taxes. Therefore,
aame ud addros umuna. we wnrk very hard to obtain caneot address information on all accaunts
which have been retumed as bad addresses.
When we discover a bad address, our research staff enters a status eode on
the computer record that indicates a bad name/address on file. Accounts
are prioritized for research and up to fourteen different sources aze utilized
oar tiw frm o camnued to r"q in the identification of a correct name and/or address (at no cost to the
an sysam work (a rou. We do na taacing district). As sources are reseazched, results of the research aze noted
:impry rorce a client :no oar sntan, on the computer screen designed for this purpose. At any given time, we
bm wv nibr our paedum to meei
rar oceds, em provide a list of bad name/address accounts and the status of the
research procedures. Upon correction of the record in our system, the firm
will forward correetions and source information to the Tax Offiee.
Sectioe IY • kope of Sarias - Pqe 2
ADDRESS RESEARtH PROCEDURE DETAII
L Identdication ot Bad Nrme/Addresa Aceouuts
A Known from taxing distrid's data
B. Discovered through return znail
C. Discovered when unable to lacate defendant taxpayers in pending lawsuit
II. Enter Statue Code On Record
A"A" entered in the status code fieid when disoovery of bad nameladdress is
from taxing districts data ot from retum mail
B. "iJ1'L" entered under "date of service" when defendant is unable to be located
on a pending lawsuit
III. Prioritiea for Addrees Iteeearch
A. Sort by lazge amounts to saaller amoimu
B. Sort lawsuits from non-lawsuits
1. Distrid suits
2. County Court At Law suits
3. Justice of the Peace suits
lirc 0Yt6ae ro tke riaht n a Bt af
IV. Research Sourcea
A. Itetum Mail
de pracdues and sawca whicY we
1. New address request
raeucl a ader ro obaie carrcdM
2. Crosschecldng beriveen tas rolls of other entities shatewide
names ad addrnse an reWaed miA
B.1'elephone Ditectory
aM/a Mnowa proaem ucouMS.
1. Cit7 of taxpayer's last known address
2. Ciry to which taxpayer may have moved (information received from
laxing district or sheriffs office)
C. National Computerized Telephone Data Base
1. City of taxpayer's last lmown address
2. Ciiy to wluch ta7cpayer may have mmed
D. On Line Texas Drivers License Search
E. Credit Bureau Terminai (On-line with the National Credit Reporting
Association)
1. I.ocal search
2. National seazdi
F. Direc[ory Assislancellnformatlon (AT&T or MCn
G. Internet (World Wide Web)
H. Miscellaneous Sources Depending on Type of Ptoperty
1. MMOr vehicle records
2. Secretary of State Registtations
3. DPS Driver's License Records
4. Voter's Ragistration
5. Check neighbors of last lmown address
6. Subcontracting with address locator firms
7. Tax files of other jurisdidions
8. Assumed Name Records
9. Deed Records
10. intemal Sources
V. Correction of our Recorda
A. Nlaiftienance of nameJazldress
B. Indicate source of informafion
VL Corrected Information to Taring Districts
Sectioa IV - Scopt oi kni[n - Pue 3
Title Research
TiUe reseazch is perFormed in order to locate the owners, lienholders and
other necessary parties who must be served in order for our client to
Perh* t1e most imporhat rnuk oF foreclose on the property free and clear of all liens. Perhaps the most
tood tilk resprch rs the batios of important result of good title research is the location of other parties who
mhe pxrin wlro mislt he might be willing to pay the tazces prior to judgment. The results of such
raponsibk fa pqmt o( tk ma
prior ro juddmeot work is reflected in the Petition which is filed with the Court. Listed aze all
of the necessary parties to the lawsuit, including all fee holders,
lienholders, abstract of judgment holders, federal tazc liens, etc.
Our law fum keeps a permanent computer record of the title work that we
perform on properties that are delinquent. We have found that many
delinquent properties tend to be "repeat offenders". The permanent record
of previously performed title work enables us to move more rapidly to
collect taaces on those accounts that become delinquent in a subsequent
year.
The firm subscribes to an on-line title service. This service provides the
firm with the same title research utilized by the major title companies in
Tarrant Coucrty. In addition to providing access to the County Clerk's
records (including imaging of the actual documents) it provides probate
divorce and bankruptcy filings for the past twenty-four yeats. Most title
searches may be completed within minutes as opposed to days when
dealing with tradirionai methods of performing title searches.
We utilize both in-house and contract title research. We believe that the
unique advantage of subcontracting and in-house abstracting gives us the
ability to detemune priorities among the requests for abstracting.
Subcontracted abstracting is performed at a nominal chazge to the taxpayer
rek mrud wiN ee praided to The as a cost of suit. In those cases where the cost oannot be recovered from
ciry W vua u oo con ro rhe the taxpayer, the firm absorbs the cost. In-house abstracting is performed
asmn. utYwe s propary dn the
datrin wun m a akmn, pirue at no cost to the client. Either method of abstracting allows for updating
don't hniate te au us. abstract informarion when required during the pending of a lawsuit,
provides the means for quality assurance in the work performed and
allows for the inclusion of a complete legai description of the property in
the petition in district court.
Installment Agieements
Many of our clients have authorized the use of installment payment plans
for property owners who owe delinquent taxes. Our firm has provided
support services for those clients who use installment agreemerns, for
many yeazs. The decision to utilize installment payment agreements
belongs to the client. For our clients who choose to allow such
agreements, we offer the following support program.
S![IIOR IY - SCOP! OI StlP1C6 - Pia! 4
We work with each client to establish the limits of partial payment
agreemems. These limits are usually estimated as a rounded number per
ESTA611SN INSiAl1MENT PA7MENi PIAN month (say $300) for a total amount of taaces, penalties and interest range
(say $2,500 to $3,000). T6is policy is then placed in a chart form for both
tax office personnel and our persoznel to refer to when talking to a
taxpayer. Additional limitations are then established by the taac collector,
such as no agreements over one year, etc.
Our personnel can generate an installment payment agreement from our
cbtnputer while talking to a property owner on the telephone. T'his
agreement is sent to the property owner accompanied by a computer
generated cover letter which provides instructions and a complete
estimated payout schedule.
As long as our clients can enter the partial payments into their computer
1AAGUNG CoMPwwCE IhaTH system, the firm can track the taafpayer's compliance with the agreement
AGAEEMENTS that they have made with us or the client. Each month after receiving
payment information from the client, we run the partial payment report for
the client. This indicates which property owners are current with their
payments and which are not. For those taacpayers who are not in
compliance, the system notes the last payment date and the amount in
arrears. We then issue a partial payment warning letter reminding the
groperty owner that they have missed a recent payment and that they must
contact us and make up the difference.
Our usual procedure for enforcing compliance with installment
ENFOIIfING COMPWIIICE WIIN agreements is to initiate legal action if the property owner does not
AcREENExis favorably respond to our letter indicating that they are one month behind
in their payments. Of course, we handle each taxpayer individually and
consult with the taac collector regazding the appropriate action to take on a
case Gy case basis.
We are the only firm that tracks compliance by taxpayers with their
payment agreements. This is because we maintain the tax roll on our
computer at a11 times. Other firms have to call the tax collector when a
taxpayer calls in to inquire about their status. A method which some law
firms use to circumvent this problem is to handle payment agreements
through their own escrow accounts. Unfortunately, this creates the
opportunity for mishandling of your taac revenue, delays in you getting
your revenue, and other types of improprieries.
Seaion IY - kope d knicn - PM 5
Legal Assistance
Although every effort is made to collect the outstanding delinquent taxes
through taxpayer notification, litigation remains the final effort of
collection. The firm utilizes every level of the court system to represent
the client in our collection efforts.
The District Courts aze the primary court used for suit filing because it is
onr fum provdes represe.ntW o the only court in which suits conceming real property can be filed. Our
aA id nlatm tu 6MSeits u no attomeys aze experienced litigators who know their way in the court
aadiaoml cost ro ie d'etrin. systems and courthouses. The County Courts At Law and the Justice of
the Peace Courts are utilized for the personal property suits not meeting
the jurisdictional requirements of the District Courts.
The firm has a sound and established track record in its litigation efforts.
Our firm will represent your District in all of its ad valorem tax lawsuits at
all levels of the court system. We are extremely proud of the number of
cases we have successfully litigated for ow clients at the appellate level.
The firm provides representation in all ad valorem taac lawsuits at no
additionai cost to the District. We believe that when you hire us, we are
providing a service to you, the client, and that service is representation in
all talc matters.
Opinions/Memorandums
As part of the firm's service to the District, we provide opinions regarding
any ad valorem tax problem. These opinions are generally in writing and
the fum wili follow the opinion with discussions with the Governing
Body, Administrators and/or Taac Office. In addition to requested opinions,
the firm has found it beneficial to advise the Clients of key judicial
decisions or topics of common concern. In these instances, the firm has
prepared informational letters or memorandums.
Eminent Domain ((ondemnation)
Upon receiving notice, the firm will file the appropriate pleading with
supportive affidavits in the condemnation hearing to establish the District's
lien in condemnation hearings.
An attomey from the firm will be present at the Commissioner's Hearing,
or any subsequent Hearings, if the proceeding is appealed, to protect the
interest of the District. There is no cost to the District for this service.
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Litigation
We aze an active litigation firm. We take the initiative to identify
candidates for lawsuit, obtain the client's approval, file the suits, and
pwsue the suits to payment or judgment. We do not propose to wait for
the tax collector to have to tell us which accounts to pursue.
The following description of our litigation process is our normal approach.
We will alter our procedures to suit your needs and policies. For example,
some of our clients want additional notification steps taken prior to filing
suit. Others limit us to filing on accounts that have been delinquent for
more than one year. We will incorporate any changes that the District
would like to see made.
Using specially designed computer programs, our attomeys sort your tax
roll by chazacteristics such as size of accourn, property type (real or
personal), and status of address and title research efforts. At this stage we
will incorporate any special instructions from the client regarding its
litigation policies.
IDEIIIIFIGII(MI OF ACCOUNfS FOA Most of ow clients prefer that their taac collectar review the accounts on
suir which the law firm proposes to file suit. Others wish us to submit our suit
filing list to the governing body for approval. After we have initially
identified the candidates for suit, we submit the lists of such accounts to
your taac collector for approval.
Prior to suit we attempt to obtain the phone number of the individual or
wBNlulOx lo iHE CuENT FoA company being sued and place it in our computer records. This
A"ROYu information appeazs in our citation and often assists the sheriff or
constable in obtaining service of the lawsuit on the defendant. It also
serves as an additional opportunity to confirm that the defendant may be
found and served. At this point we add to the records all additional parties
identified by ow title or business research (the Secretary of State's
corporate records and the County Clerk's assumed name records
~~~UTE ADDRESS µp TnU We make every effort to include all delinquent taaces owed by a taxpayer
AESEAA(H into one lawsuit. This is accomplished through a computerized program to
combine multiple accounts as received from a tax roll and a manual check
of the delinquent accounts on the firm's computer system for name
variation. When a property owner has delinquent properties with different
lienholders, however, we usually do not combine them into the same
lawsuit. We believe combining accounts reduces the amount of court costs
and makes it easier for the property owner to pay our client's taxes instead
of excessive court costs.
Our computer system combines your tax roll informarion about the
CONMDAh AMOOM MA amount due and the property taxed and our research information about the
COMMON OMEMNIP location of owners and lienholders into the documents necessary to initiate
the lawsuit: the Original Petition and Citation. Computer generated
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litigation documents vastly reduce the amount of time needed to initiate a
lawsuit. Our litigation tracking system enables us to monitor the progress
of a large volume of lawsuits. The firm automatically prints copies of
pREpARE ANp pILE pIUGINAL Original Petitions to deliver to the necessary parties for Intervention once
aEnnoxs AND ciiAnoxs we file suit for delinquent taxes.
In every instance, personal service on the taxpayer and other necessary
parties is our goal. Personal service assures us thax the proper pariy has
OBTAN SEAYICE OF 1HE uWSUIT been served and will bring the matter to the attenrion of the owner directly.
oN iNE PMnES Other means of service (Service by Registered Mail, Retum Receipt
Requested, Restricted Delivery, Citation by Publication, and Citation by
Posting) will be used only when a11 efforts at personal service have been
eachausted.
Many property owners who aze sued will pay after they have been served
wauuNG YnM Tx¢ rWen with a citation. We communicate with the defendant taxpayers about the
OWNEA WHO HAS 6EEN SUED amount of taaces and court costs due, coordinate the payment of the
account and costs, and the dismissal of the lawsuit. Other property owners
wish to enter an instaliment payment agreement after being sued. When
we pok ror jmgnnt u yNickk u this is possible, we track the properiy owner's compliance with the
possble arur an ot ue ddhdaoe installment ageement closely in order to move the suit Forward in the case
kre been :emd. ms e mmiak of noncompliance with the agreement. It should be noted that some court
wilYe tYury (34) diys aNer the Fut systems require that suits be pursued to judgment even though a partial
dekdnt hu been sn.cd and t6e payment agreement has been executed. In those circumstances we attempt
e.piruion af tne rime tirn ro rde an to obtain an agr ~ eed 'udgment and installment
agreement whereby we agree
to not sell the property if the taxpayer keeps up with his obligations.
When an attorney files an answer to a lawsuit on beha7f of a property
owner, we immediately contact the attomey to azrange for payment. When
the attomey appears to be stalling for time, we may initiate computer
produced discovery or summary judgment proceedings to move the suit to
paid status.
Our litigation tracking system is designed to perniit us to monitor each
individual lawsuit and to track all litigation for a particulaz client. It
rRncuNG nHE rENDixc uwsurt Permits us to run "aging reports" which tell us all suits in which the
defendants have been served for more than 30 days (to allow time for
answering the lawsuit). These accounts can then be scheduled for
judgment. A copy of a litigation tracking screen is shown in the Appendix
Section.
Accounts on which we are unable to obtain payment during the litigation
JUDGMENr Nn SuF process are set for judgment and sale as soon as practical. The forms for
Judgments, Orders of Sale, Sheriff Deeds, and other necessary steps aze all
generated by our computerized litigation system. We push for judgment as
quickly as possible. Every lawsuit is different with rime constraints
varying on each. We attempt to work with the taarpayer during every phase
of our litigation in an effort to get the taxes due the District paid. We also
have to take into consideration the specific requirements of the District. In
this aspect, we are quite successful in pushing for a judgment as quickly as
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possible. This is just one of the advantages our firm offers yow District.
Apprauinteh 90% of Me ucoreb
whicY wc tu`et (or seume ue paid
hefore 2Ye seuure taka p6a becwse
we notifr the owners of t6e pdsonal
propeNj of the impeodia` sci:ure
Seizures
Texas law permits local govemments to seize personal property in order to
satisfy property taxes on real or personal property. Seizure proceedings are
among the most effective colleetion techniques, especially when utilized
to collect delinquent taxes on business personal property. The use of
publicity from successful seizures can also be very effective in prompting
other property owners to pay without litigation.
Our firm is the most eacperienced in utilizing seizures to collect taxes. We
have collected several million dollars in delinquent taaces, penalties and
interest utilizing this technique. Approximately 90% of the accounts that
we target for seizure are paid before the seizure takes place because we
notify the owners of the personal property of the impending seizure.
We recognize that the use of seizures is also the harshest technique for
pROapUpES: collecting delinquent taxes. Therefore, we have developed seizure
procedures to assure our clients that the taac seizures we conduct will be
professionally and cazefully eatacuted.
This is accomplished in close conjunction with the tax office and is
usually based on two criteria. First, larger accounts and those with several
i. ioEtmFr TxE Kcrnmr ro years of taxes due are eonsidered. Businesses with inventory that is readily
6E SEUED subject to seizure are the best candidates for seizure. The fact that there is
a pending tax suit is not an obstacle to seizure and sale of the property
which is the subject of that suit. Second, based upon information received
by the firm from the tax office, the firm is prepared to act as soon as the
paper work is prepared - usually within two hows - to seize those accounts
in danger of being lost, due to a move out of the county, impending
bankruptcy, orthreatened foreclosure.
t. SEND IronCE io ixE PAOPERn In those cases where speed is not essential, we will notify the property
OMEp owners that without additional notice, their property is subject to seizure
and sale for nonpayment of taaces. A copy of our Notice of Intent to Seize
is shown in Section Ten. Most property owners respond with payment
after receiving this notice. This notice is either delivered in person or by
certified mail.
We will inspect the property to verify the existence of property which can
3. DEIElUI1xE iHE FFIWaullf oF be seized and will, if there is a possibility of a pending bankruptcy, check
iNE SEIIUAE with the Bankruptcy Clerk to ensure that no automatic stay is violated.
We cunently have within our computer soflware the ability to quickly
4. PAEPAMnON oF iHE print the necessary forms for seizure. These forms, which have been
WuGnal uro ruX designed by the firm, include the application (with the necessary affidavit
WAIUANi from the Taac Collector), the order issued by the Judge for the issuance of
the Tax Warrant, and the Warrant itself.
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Once the required affidavits have been swom to by the tax collector, we
s. issMa oF ME Wuwwr take the paperwork to a 7udge for review and issuance of the Warrant.
Under the Tax Code, any 7udge in the county where the seizure is to take
place may be used.
One of our attomeys witl accompany the taat collector and peace officer in
d. EXEcM oF ME WuUM the actual seizure of the property. This is done to protect the client from
any liability that could result from wrongful seizure (i.e. violation of an
automatic stay, seizure of the wrong person's property, etc.).
Should the property owner still refuse to pay the tax after seizure, we will
~SALE OF TME PROPEATY prepaze the necessary notices of sale which must be sent to all persons
with an interest in or lien on the property seized. This notice sets forth ttte
time and place of sale. We will have an attorney present at the sale of the
property. Finally, we will prepare the Bill of Sale conveying to the
purchaser title to the property sold.
We also visit business owners who owe personal properiy taates
throughout the year in an effort to get the taxes paid or to get compliance
with payment agreements. We call these visits our "pre-seizure visits" and
they are quite successful. We always inform the District's taac collector of
our pending activity and we always make sure that the District's interest is
protected.
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Bankruptcies
As with other taac litigarion, the firm has extensive experience in the field
of bankruptcy and has developed a computerized system of bankruptcy
litigation support and tracking. Although other lawfirms look upon
bankruptcies as a widespread problem, our firm views them as a
surmountable obstacle instigated by the taacpayer to delay our inevitable
collection of taxes due our clients. Several of our attomeys are very
famitiat with the federal law regarding bankruptcy and have given
seminars throughout the State concerning the impact of bankruptcy on the
collectibility of ad valorem taxes. We believe that it is to the advantage of
all taxing jurisdictions, not just our clients, for us to provide these
seminus.
We file claims in bankruptcy court immediately upon receipt of norice of
the bankruptcy. This claim is generated from the litigation system and
combines the tax information from your tax files and the bankruptcy
information that we have obtained. We then track any objections to the
claim, whether the bankruptcy stay is lifted (to permit us to proceed in
state court), and whether a payment plan has been approved by the court.
Our attomeys, working with support staff, carefully track each account
that has filed bankruptcy.
Our system aiso keeps track of information regarding the bankruptcy
trustee that the court appoints, the debtor's and other creditors' attomeys,
the information about the business itself, and the identity of any co-
debtors. All of this information is available to our bankruptcy attomeys at
the push of a button, making the process of handling your claim much
easier.
We have also computerized other commonly filed documents: the Notice
orr rxm IaMkd tAe first settmhl of Appearance, which will direct all further conespondence and pleadings
appai ot a Aanluqnry amr e tke to our firm instead of just your tax office, and the Request for Payment of
pr°a'4' tu kw• taaces as an administrative expense. This latter documant enables us to
make application for full payment of tazces which accrue while the
bankruptcy is pending, including current taaces.
We aze very aggressive in pursuing our clients' interest in the banlwptcy
courts. We actively press to recover as much of the penalties and interest
as can be recovered and seek to have the stay removed from the property
on which our client is owed delinquent tases. Our firm handled the first
successful appeal of a bankruptcy matter in the property tax field.
In the matter of Stanford, debtors 826 F.2d 353 (C.A.S-Tex, 1987), the
court established that Teacas property taaces on real estate were a secured
claim, instead of the lower designation of priority claim status:
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Another example of our diligent pursuit of taaces protected by bankniptcy
occurred in a Chapter 7 case styled "In Re: Independent American
Development (Phase II) Corporation Case No. 89-42160-A" which
involved several law firms. This Bankruptcy involved numerous taacing
jurisdictions and the Resolution Trust Corporation. Tab Beall of our firm
successfully handled this case which was filed in the Eastern District of
Texas and was resolved in 1995.
Because of our persistence and diligent work, our firm led the effort that
successfully moved the bankruptcy to payment of $ 1,184,356.00 in
delinquent taaces owed to our clients and clients represented by other law
firms.
Ahhough there are several chapters of bankruptcy that may be chosen by
the delinquent taxpayer, three take most of our attention and efforts. These
chapters are Chapter 7, Chapter 11, and Chapter 13. The Chapter 7
bankruptcy is relatively simple to track because the taaspayers assets will
be liquidated to pay debts owed. It is our position to make sure the
liquidation moves along in a timely fashion and that ensure that ow
clients' taxes are paid.
Chapter 11 bankruptcies aze business reorganizations that require our
attomeys to constantly work to protect our clients' interest. These
bankruptcies aze aggressively pursued to make sure that any outstanding
taaces aze recognized as priority claims and paid. These bankruptcies
involve potential litigation on our clients' behalf concerning proofs of
claim objections and the plan of reorganization.
Chapter 13 bankruptcies are similaz in that they require attention to force
payment from the bankruptcy plan. Litigation is also a potential step in
that we want to make sure that our clients' interest is protected.
Throughout each bankruptcy case, we work to keep our clients informed
regazding what is occurring and how we are handling each step of the
bankruptcy cycle. Uniike other law firms, we do not sit on an account
because it is in bankruptcy. We are prolribited from mailing notices to the
debtor and from filing lawsuits, but we do work with bankruptcy trustees
and the debtors attomeys in negotiations to protect our clients. If the
bankruptcy appears to be stalling, we will litigate to move it along.
We would note here that we do not chazge our clients the fifteen percent
(15%) attorney's fees in bankruptcy cases unless the attomey's fees are
actually paid. We pursue bankruptcy collections on our clients behalf
because this type of delinquency has an impact on the client's delinquent
tax roll. Although we typically do not get paid for our work on
bankruptcies, we believe that in order to provide our clients with our best
service, we must pursue the collection of this type of delinquency as
aggressively as the courts will allow.
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Our bankruptcy services do not cost our clients anything unless we
actually recover our fees from the bankruptcy.
Taxpayer Ilssistance
The firm makes every effort to assist the tvcpayer in any tax problem to
the extent ethically possible. The firm also timely handles questions posed
by delinquent taxpayers, whether they are in the form of written letters or
telephone conversations.
Many past inquiries have been made regazding the appropriate person or
office to contact to correct inaccuracies as to their address, property
description and/or valuations. The firm not only notes this information on
its computer system, but will inform the District's Taac Office of such
information, as well as directing the taacpayer to the appropriate individual
or office.
If a taxpayer communicates that he or she no longer owns a piece of
The F:m aka aery ftt to timery property, we abstract the properiy to confirm or deny a change in
handk qeetbm poud 6r ddinquat ownership. If the inquiring taxpayer does not in fact own the real property,
nyarns, w"K thcj ue n tne
tarm of wrina kttm a ukpAae we change the information in the firm's computer and send a new owner
comersitioe:. letter to the correct owner as well as provide such informaUon to our
client. However, if the deed records indicate that the inquiring taxpayer
still owns the property, then the firm reestablishes contact with the
taxpayer to detemune the possible problem.
A large number of inquiries come from delinquem taxpayers who have
problems concerning payment of taxes by their mortgage company and/or
their ritle company at a closing. The firm attempts to isolate the particular
problem with the taxpayer. If all efforts by the taxpayer to resolve the
problem fail, the firm wiil communicate with the mortgage company
and/or title company in an attempt to resolve the issue of payment of the
tatces without necessitating a lawsuit.
Litigation Support System
At the heart of the firm's effort is its unique computerized litigation
system. Although a litigation support system is normally not discussed or
considered a part of legal assistance, the firm believes it has developed a
system of litigation support that must be mentioned within the conte7ct of
legal assistance. The litigation support system is comprised of two (2)
elements: (A) personnel and (B) a computerized litigation support system.
Thrw`r tln yean tne Fum pss Through t6e years the firm has assembled a staff of highly qualified and
usemDke a sqlf of 6il* qulified exPerienced ad valorern tax law and litigation attorneys. They are
uid eipcrienced ad nbrem qi hw supported by paralegals, legal assistants, and the administrative staff. The
and lc;ption attoneys majority of the firm's attorneys gained their expertise prior to joining the
firm. Many of the attomeys served as City, County, and District
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Attomeys
The computerized litigation support system is the nucleus of activity in
litigation. Petitions, judgments and related documents, citations, releases,
orders of sale, abstract files, requests for admissions, interrogatories in aid
of judgment, and bankruptcy forms are oniq a few of the products
generated by this system.
The litigation tracking feature which this system provides enables the
attomey and administrative staff to monitor litigation effectively and
timely by means of displaying the summary of the status of an individual
lawsuit at the touch of the computer terminal. This system is capable of
producing written summary status reports for an individual lawsuit or a11
current litigation for a particular client. This tracking feature allows both
the firm and the client to monitor the status of active litigation.
This system of timely monitoring litigation by flagging key points and
reporting the status allows key personnel of the firm the advantage of
devoting more time to the District's delinquent tax collecrions. The
monitoring of a client's account begins prior to the filing of a lawsuit; from
the mailing of the notification letters to taxpayers to the conclusion of
litigation.
Reporting
One of the most important things that we do is communicate with our
clients about the progreas of our collection activity on any given account
or on the enrire delinquent tvc roll. Whenever we begin a collection
procedure on any account, we discuss the action with the tax collector.
Some of our clients request that we update them on a monthly, biannual or
annual basis about our collection activities. For this reason, we have
developed several specialized reports that aze produced by our computer
system for our clients. Exatnples of these reports may be found in the
Examples Section of this proposal. Some of the reports which we can
generate aze:
■ Litigation Status Reports
■ Monttily Collection Activity Reports
■ Annual Collection Activity Reports
■ Bad Address Report
• Payment Agreement Report
■ Payment Agreements in Default Report
■ Bankrvptcy Reports
■ Descending and Alpha Order Pdntouts
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Property Yalue Studr / State Aid Appeals
Property Value Studies aze the annual study conducted by the Texas
Comptroller of Public Accounts to esrimate the total taxable value of all
property in each school district. As a part of this annual study, the
Comptroller must:
1. Use sales and generally accepted suditing and sampling techniques,
2. Review the appraisal methods, standards and procedures of each
appraisal district to determine whether they use generally accepted
standards,
3. Test the validity of tatcable values in each appraisal district and presume
that these values are correct when values are valid.
'T'he state's distribution of aid is dependent upon the Comptroller's
findings. At any time in the process, any number of etrors can occur on the
part of the Comptroller's study. If an enor should occur, a school district
could lose hundreds of thousands of dollazs in state funding.
For this reason, our firm has represerned school districts for several years
in the appeal of the CompU-olier's findings. Robert Mott handles all of our
State Aid Appeals. Under Mr. Mott's supervision, Carla Pope-Osborne is
our State Aid Appeals Director. Both of these individuals have extensive
experience with State Aid Appeals and the Comptroller's office. Robert
Mott, a named partner of the firm, began his legal cazeer with the
Comptroller's office. Part of his duties with the Comptroller's Office was
to assist with the creation of the Texas Property Tax Code. From the
Comptroller's office, he went to the State Property Taic Board and later, to
the Harris County Appraisal District. At Harris County Appraisal District,
Mr. Mott was the Director of Standards and Procedures. Carla Pope-
Osbome has thirteen years of experience with the Comptroller's office. At
the Comptroller's office, Carla Pope-Osbome defended the state's posirion
with the value studies. Her capability and professionalism led to our firm's
decision to hire her and put her in charge of our appeals section.
Robert Mott's background, courtroom experience and connections with
state agencies is a valuable tool for school districts when contesting the
Comptroller's findings. Robert Mott has been assisting school district's
throughout the state for the past eleven yeazs to recover millions of dollars
of lost state aid had the state's findings not been contested by him. Pat
Werline is responsible for taxable value audits and has over fourteen yeazs
of eacperience as supervisor of the comptrollers property value study
division. In 1996, we successfully concluded litigation against the State
Comptroller for eleven school districts in North Central and South Eastern
Texas which brought in an additional $18,000,000.
When we are hired by a school district, we will examine the data that the
state used to make its determination. We will look at each category in the
state's report. We will photograph and examine the property. We will talk
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to the property owners and obtain signed alTidavits from them about the
property if it is favorable for the district. We will look at other appraisal
and sale information and actively combat the state's findings. We will do
everything that is legally allowed for our firm to reduce the values applied
by the state.
There are three important points that a district should consider when
looking at this issue:
1. Our law firm will be fair and honest.
2. We will work to obtain as much additional state aid for our clients as
is allowed without making extravagant promises.
3. Our staff of professionals will be the people performing the work on
your behalf. We will not expect an appraisal district's staff to do the
work and then take credit for what the appraisal district accomplished.
Property Yalue Study Appeals - For a fontingent Fee of 101/o, The Firm
Will:
• Provide complete prepazation of the appeal.
• Review the Comptroller's value estimates and ratios.
• Provide consultation on productivity values.
• Review each category of local data.
• Provide the submission of the appeal.
• Represent the District in all meetings and administrative heatings with
the Comptroller's office.
• Represent the District in State District Court to resolve value study
issues.
• Provide thorough reporting of the progress of the appeal process to the
School District and the Appraisal District.
School District Taxable Value Audits
Another important service provided by our firm is a Taacable Value Audit
for school districts. If a school district's taacable value has declined due to
exemptions, lawsuits or other specific causes, we can petition the
Comptroller's Property Tax Division to perform a Taxable Value Audit.
A favorable ruling can result in additional State aid or a reduction in
recapture payments. This service is provided for a contingent fee of 7.5%.
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Resale Properties
The firm has elctensive experience in reselling properties that ow clients
hold in trust for themselves and other districts. It is our policy to get these
properties back onto the tazx rolls in a revenue producing capacity as
quickly as possible. It is also our policy to provide this service to our
clients with that degree of interaction with the administrarion and
goveming body desired by the client. This is one of the services that we
provide at no cost to the district for our services.
There aze three methods that can be utilized in reselling property that has
been struck-offto the entities at Tax Sale.
1. Private Sale - involves negotiations between the district and
interested parties. We will handle the negotiations for the client.
2. Sheriffs Sale - the sheriff may re-post and sell the property with no
set minimum amount.
3. Sealad Bids - the district may advertise for sealed bids on the
property and accept the best offer made. We will handle the process
for the district.
One of the first steps that we take is to notify people who own the
neighboring property that the property belongs to the district and that they
may submit a bid to the district should they be interested in purchasing the
properry. If our firm did not conduct the original taac sale, then we recheck
the title research on the properiy to insure that there are no potenrial
problems with the property. We post "For Sale" signs on the property for
general disclosure. We also place advertisements of the properties in the
newspaper with a bid submission deadline. We handle a11 of the bids and
take them to the district with recommendations of action to be taken by the
district. Our firm works with the representatives of other districts to obtain
mutual agreement for the disposition of the properties.
Should the district proceed to sell the subject properties, our firm performs
a11 of the papenvork and deed work required to transfer ownership to the
purchaser. Any costs associated with this service which are not covered by
the sale would be bome by the firm.
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Other Collections
The firm has experience in representing school districts in the collection of
other revenue. This includes class action suits and antitrust suits. When
vendors have been judicially determined to have defrauded districts in
price fixing schemes and quantity shortages, they should be pursued to
compensate the districts. Another area that can pose as a revenue recovery
auenue are situations where the district contracts with a vendor for future
services and the vendor then fails to provide those services; as a result, the
distsict is usually out the money it has paid as compensation.
The firm will join in lawsuits brought thtough Class Action and Antitrust
petitions against vendors. The firm will continue to monitor and protect
the district's interest throughout the lawsuit and even into bankruptcy court
to the final disposition of the matter.
The firm was successful in representing its clients' intetest with the Tejas
Testing matter. We followed the federal case against Mrs. Baird's and filed
claims on our clients' behalf when this corporation filed bankruptcy. In the
matter of Tejas Testing, we filed claims on behalf of our clients for money
that had been paid for fleet emission testing. When the state determined
that Tejas would not provide emissions tests, Tejas filed bankruptcy. We
obtained meney from the bankruptcy court for our clients. This is another
service that we provide our clients at no additional cost.
In 1996, the firm represented the Arlington I.S.D., in addition to several
other Tanant County School Districts, in contesting the manner in which
the State Comptroller conducted the Property Value Study. The lawsuit
resulted in a recovery of $ 2.17 million dollars in additional State aid to
the Artington I.S.D.
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Computer fapability
Perdue, Brandan, Fielder, Collins, & Mott, L.L.P. maintain a staff of
computer programmers and specialists to ensure that we and our cliems
achieve the maximum benefits of implementing a technologically superior
collection system.
Our firm has been a pioneer in the field of computerizing delinquecrt tax
wlladions. Terry Hays, from ow Amarillo office, is the firm's senior
systems analyst and Dave Miles is the wmputer manager of our Arlington
office. These two individuais oversee a staff of professional programmers
and analysts.
Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins, & Mott L.L.P. fully own and oparate all of
The compmr soNwue, whic6 oor the computers at each of our eight offices. Additionally, we have a staff of
firm mes, wu rc-wrineo m h ynr Programmers who are constantly working to provide the best possible sarvice
2001 conqipat The yar 2000 to our clients. Because the firm enjoys these two distinct advacrtages over
soNrrue waz knlh tetcd and Yad otb
er delinquent tax collection law ficros, we are able to devote more
6een in me 6~ the firm sina
Navember 1998. rasources than any other firm to the pursuit o£ collecting your delinquatrt
taxas.
We have the ability to electronically access the tax office computer through a
leased line. This enables us to review the accounts from the tax office in real
time and print tax sfatemecrts directly from the tax office computer system.
We also have access to background data such as ownership history, deed
information, paymerrt history, and comments entered by tax office personnel.
The fum also subscribes to an on-line title service. 17ris service provides the
firm with the same tide research utilized by the major title companies. In
addition to providing access to the County Clerk's records (including
imaging ofthe actual documents) it provides probate divorce and bankruptcy
filings for the past twertty-four years. Most title searches may be completed
within minutes as opposad to days when dealing with traditional methods of
perfornvng title searches.
Hardware
office one
DEC AXP 2400 - (alpha)
1- 1 gig system disk
2- 27 gig raid 5 disk airay
1- 20 gig raid 5 disk array
µuMnn VAX 3900
1- 250 meg system disk
1- 600 meg data disk
2- 1 gig data disk
Tape Drives:
4 m.m. tape system
8 M.M. tape system
%I'tape system
9 track tape system
kction Y- Compete faqbiMies - Pise I
4 gig QIC
8 gig QIC
CDROM (both PC and Alpha)
Zip Drive
DEC Terminal Server 500 (96 Port)
DEC Server 200 (8 port)
Team Lrtemd (office imemet network)
3 Comm Impact IQ (ISDN)
3 Comm Turbostack TS24TR (24 port hub)
Dlink DE-1000 (12 port hub)
Netgear (4 port hub)
Panduit PanNet Cable Management System
Marathon Sk Turbo (virtual digital network muhiplexor)
Marathon Sk (6 port network multiplexor)
Marathon 2k (6 poR network mukiplexor)
5 Adtran DSU III AR (digital line modem)
Case DCX / Gandalf (line modam/multiplexor)
Case Datatel (line modem/mukiplexor)
10 - Standard dial-in modem lines
22 - DEC V1'temiinals
21 - PC work stations
21 - Local printers
3 - HP61 Laser
8- Color Ink Jet prmters
10 - Digital workstation prurters
12 - Line printers
2- DataProducts high-speed band printers
2- HP 5 SI High capacity laser printers
2- Digital LN03 Laser printers
1- Keocera FS3500A Multibin laser
5- Digital da matrix printers
Office Two
Digital VAX 4000 Model 100
32 meg main memory
27 terminal ports
3- 850 meg disk drives
4 m.m. tape system
9 track tape system
1 - line printer
16 - dumb terminals
8 - PC work statioas
Team Intemet (office intemet network)
Office Three
Digital Alpha A7P 2100 4/275
128 meg main memory
4- 2 gig disk drives
9 track tape system
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4 m.m. tape system
48 terminal ports through 6, 8- port terminal servers
4 - laser printers
2 - line primers
2 - dot matrix ptmtars
20 - PC work stations
8 - dumb ternrinals
1- 8 port hub
1-16 port hub
Team Imemex (office imemet network)
Combined Hardware of Remaining Offices
Marathon Sk (42 port mu$iplexor)
4- Marathon 2k (18 port multiplexor)
Case DCX / Gandalf (line modem/multiplexor)
4- Adttan DSU III AR (digital line modem)
SPXS (line modem/mukiplexor)
29 - DEC VT tsiminals
38 - PC work stations
IS - Local printers
17 - Line printers
This hardwaze, coupled with tha software we have written, developed, and
instalied in each of our offices, allows us to create a network link between
our offices across the state. We have the capability to establish a
communications link with the Tax Office. Our computer hardware is
coutinually being updated to reflect advancements made in technology. Our
firm has invested millions of dollars to remain a leader in computerized tax
collections. This investmem has paid off substantially for the fimi and is
evidenced by the fact that our collection ratss are often superior to other tax
collection agencies.
Software
The computer software, which our firm uses, has been custom writtsn and is
The mmputer sohwue, which oer constantly updated to reflect new developments in the field of software
firm ma, has Eem compktelr astom programming. We put an emphasis on staying on the leading edge of
wrilta aad B comheth opdated ro tec}nology in order to facilitate the collection of delinquent taxes. Our staff
reAw new denlopmmn in the field of programmers remains up to date on new developmeuts so that the firm can
o(:dtwue potnmmin`. provide the best possible service to its clieirts. Our opeiating system gives
the firm the capability to accept data from any other make of computer
system.
The firm ma'vrtains a parallel copy ofthe delinquern tax roll on the computer
systam; the copy of the tax roll includes all the pertinetrt information, such as
name and address information, legal description, and individual taxas for
each property, for each year delinquem.
Sectan Y- Compta (apbillia - Pa`e 3
The file is updated with payment information either by computer tape or over
a dedicated telephone line. We can receive cornputer tapes, with payment
information from the tax office, on a daily, weekly or monthly basis,
whichever is most practical and convenient to the tax office.
Maurtaining a copy of the tax roll enables us to affectively communicate with
delinquent taacpayers at any time. T6e system will automatically calculate
the penalry and 'urterast based on the month and yeat the statemem is primed.
Most of the eachibits located in Sedion Ten are the products of our computer
system. We have developed a number of repoRs, which can be generated on
k"6 a monthly basis. Some of these reports have been shown as eacamples in this
proposal. Two additional computer programs that assist us in reporting ara
the Client Activity Report and the Litigation Status Report.
The Client Activity Report informs us of the distribution of taxes among the
various status codes that we assign to each account. ltie report is broken
dowtt 'vrto accounts in suit, bankruptcy, address research, instaliment
paymeirt agreements, and in other categories (such as hold or deceased).
The Litigation Status Report shows the activities and the disposition of
litigation that was filed within a certain time frame. It enables us to inform
the clieirt ofthe progress made in bringing suits to final disposition.
The firm's computer system does an imemal scan of all accounts twice every
motrth. From these scans, inforniation is stored in the system, wluch enables
the firm to mairnain a historical analysis of each Clierns's account activity.
This information may also be formaGad and prurted as reports. Additionally,
should the information be requested, it may be acquired in hard copy form at
any time during the month by scanning the accounts at the time of the
request.
The firm also prepazes lists of those accounts which ara currently in
bankrnptcy, showing not only the taxpayer's name but also the description of
the property aad the amowrts of taac dua for each year. A similar list of
accounts with bad addresses is also available. The firm has many reports that
can be generated as well as several different ways to access the tax records
and relevant collection data for each accoum.
We have the capability to esfablish a communication link with yow tax
Med'n KMcd 6om D'ctrio's iu office, which would give us on-line access. However, wrtil such a time as
Olfice this is done, we will need to receive wmputer tapes or cartridges from the taac
office on a weekly, bi-weekly or monthly basis.
Setiom Y- Competer CapabilNies - Pa`e 4
Statement of Capability to Succeed for the City of Paris
The firm has the capability to successfully process all delinquent
accounts refened for collection annually. The firm operates and
maintains fully staf£ed law ofl'xces in eight cities across Texas that
handle the delinquent ta7c collections for more than twelve-hundred
(1,200) clients. We represent several lazge cities including the City of
Fort Worth, City of Lubbock, City of Amarillo, and the City of
Wichita Falls.
Statement of Inability to Perform
There have been no instances in which there was an inability to timely
perform, the performance was inaccurate, or the performance was not
in accordance with existing law by the Firm.
No Delinquent Taxes Owed
There aze no delinquent taxes owed by any personnel of the firm to
the City of Pazis. As a firm that focuses its practice on the collection
of delinquent ad valorem taxes, it would be a direct conuadiction for
any of our attorneys to be delinquent for payments to any taxing
jurisdiction.
Evidence of Ability to Provide Services
The firm of Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins 8c Mott, L.L.P. is a law
firm in the State of Texas which is comprised of attomeys which aze
licensed by the State of Texas to practice law in the State of Teacas.
The firm of Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins & Mott, L.L.P. services
delinquent taac contracts to over twelve-hundred taxing jurisdictions
within the State of Texas.
As further evidence of the ability of the firm to legally provide
services described under the Texas Property Tax Code and other
relevant laws, all of the attomeys of the firm are licensed to practice
law before all of the courts of the State of Texas.
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Suggested Performance Measures
The firm believes that the District should use a minimum measure of
at least forty-five percent (45%) base taxes collected of current yeaz
turnover in the first twelve months after the delinquent taates are
referred on July 1. We have maintained a rate of over fifty percent
(50%) collected on first year turnover for the majority of our clients
and we believe that we will successfully maintain our high collection
rates on behalf of your District.
The Firm Wilf Not Represent
The firm will not represent any party adverse to the District for the
tenn of the contract.
Compensation
The proposed percentage to be paid to the Firm as compensation for
all seroices set forth herein is fifteen percent (15%) of the total
amount of taxes, penalties, and interest as suthorized by Secrion
33A7, 33.08 and/or Section 33.48 of the Texas Properiy Tax Code.
This fee, which is actually paid to and collected by the District's taac
office as attomey's fees, are paid entirely by the delinquent taacpayer.
The fifteen percent (15%) of the total amount of delinquent taxes,
penalties and interest will be charged to the delinquent taapayer to
defray the costs of collection pursuant to the Code, thus resulting in a
one hundred percent (100%) recovery of the delinquent taxes,
penalties and interest to the District.
Employment Statement
Perdue, Brandoq Fielder, Collins & Mott, L.L.P. pledges a
commitment to a policy of employment, training and promotion,
without regazd to race, creed, religion, sex, age or national origin.
The firm, in recognition of its social, moral and economic obligations
to a11 minority groups, has for many years followed the policy thai
there shall be no discrimination due to race, creed, religion, sex,
handicap, age or national origin with respect to economic opportunity
with Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins & Mott, L.L.P. It has been our
intent and desire that race, creed, religioq sex, handicap, age or
national origin shall not be a factor in the consideration of
employment, promotion, transfer, recruitment, rates of pay or other
forms of compensation, selection for training, demorion or separation.
All decisions in these areas have been made without regard to the
factors enumerated above.
Secliai YI - SatemeMSlAgcemeam - Pa6e 2
T'he firm encourages and supports minority business enterprise. We
are committed to an equal employment opportunity.
The attomeys of the firm; in addition to the partners, include a Native
Arnerican, Hispanics, African-Americans, and Women.
Responsibilities of the District and its Tan follector
The firm requests that the only responsibilities required of the City of
Paris and its tax coliector would be to provide a witness for Court on
all suits taken to judgment and to provide copies of the District's tax
records via magnetic tape or dedicated telephone line.
seceon n- smemeats/ngcemena - vaae 3
Schedule of Work
rrior ro )oly 1, toot
Juh - Dxember, 2002
The preceding sections of the proposal have detailed what we do and
how we do it. The following information details our collection
schedule for the City of Paris.
■ Law firm receives delinquent tax accounts from the DistricYs tax
office.
■ Meeting with the tax collector and the District's staff to discuss
any changes in policy matters conceming collection activities.
- Partial payment procedures
- Identification of pending tax suits
- Procedures for filing new lawsuits
- Taac warrants and seizures of personal properiy accounts
- Identification of accouirts demanding immediate attention
- Bankruptcies
■ Notification letters mailed out twice durin$ first six months.
- First mass mailing shortly after July 1, 2002.
- Second to be mailed shortly after September 1, 2002.
- Third mailing to be compieted after November 1, 2002.
~ Accounts will be selected for immediate title work and also for
suits and seizures.
■ Computer file of paid accounts received from the DistricYs tax
office prior to the mailout of notification letters.
■ Accounts aze selected for immediate title work, with an emphasis
on all lazge and multi-year accounts, title work begins.
■ Accounts needing immediate action are being processed and filed
with the appropriate court, upon approval of the tax office.
■ Attorneys will receive calls and respond to inquiries received as a
result of first letters. Bad addresses, hudship cases, etc. will be
coded into computer and reported to tax office.
■ Attomeys will initiate calls to new owners, lienholders and others
discovered as a result of title work. All large accounts are
personally wntacted. All accounts identified for initial litigation
are contacted by phone.
Seclion YI - SMemeeb/Aercement - PM 4
■ Letters are mailed out according to the schedule outlined above or
as determined by the District's Tax Office.
Januvry I, 2003 and thaahu
~ Attorneys continue responding to inquiries and reporting to the tax
office.
■ Accounts identified for lawsuits are given to the tax office for
approval.
■ Filing of lawsuits, proceeding with hearings and judgments on all
suits.
■ 2002 personal property accounts will be reviewed for collection
activity after February 1 in order for the District to obtain quick
payment of these perishable accounts.
■ Receive computer file on line from the tax office of 2002
delinquent accounts, load onto computer system, review for
accuracy and prepaze for July i mailout.
■ Notification letters mailed out at least three times during third six
month period of this contract.
- First mass mailing shortly after 7uly l, 2003.
- Second mass mailing shortly after September 1, 2003.
- Third mass mailing to be made November 1, 2003.
• Continue the systematic filing of lawsuits, both real and personal,
and seizures of personal property. Notify lienholders and new
owners as ritle work indicates.
■ Fourth letters on all 2001 accounts and first letters on all 2002
accounts mailed out to all accounts without status codes.
• Processing of litigation through judgment and sale, as necessary.
■ Large 2002 delinquent accounts aze given to the title department
to abstract for ownership and lienholder notification.
Please note ihat this is merely to highdight some of our activities, and
marry of these occur month after month. This proposed schedule of
work can be modified to meet the needs of the City of Paris.
Section YI • Shtemma/Apxmenb - Ihte 5
TA)( LOLLEtTION tIIENTS GAINED IN LAST FEW VEARS
The Firm has gained 125 clieirts in the last few years. Several of
these clients aze former clients of Linebazger, Goggan, Blair,
Pena & Sampson. These entities changed because they were
dissatis8ed with their previous provider of delinquent tax
collec6on services.
ENTTI'Y GAINED/LOST
Ancirews ISD
Gained
Andiews County
Gained
Angleton ISD
Gained
Bastrop County M[JD # 1
Geined
saylot CounTy
Gamed
Beechnut Mi7D
Gained
Btue Ridge Wes[ M[JD
Gamed
Bcerne ISD
Gained
Brazoria County
Gained
srazoria County MuD #6
Gamed
Brazorie County MiJD # 17
Gained
Brazoria County MiJD q 18
Gamed
Brazoria Counry MI,JD # 19
Gained
City of Brazoria
Gained
Brazas County Appraisal District
Gained
Hrazosport LSD
Gained
Bwleson ISD
Gained
Caldwell ISD
Gained
Callisburg ISD
Gamed
Celeste ISD
Gained
City of Celeste
Gamed
Chambers County Appraisal District
Gained
Clebutne ISD
Gained
Comfort ISD
Gamed
Cotno-Pickton CISD
Gained
Cooke County
Gained
Covington ISD
C, '~ed
Crosby ISD
Gained
Damon ISD
Gamed
City of Danbury
Gained
Denton County Appraisal Disffict
Gained
Denver City ISD
Gained
Dripping Springs ISD
Gained
East Cttambers ISD
Gained
Fart Bend County LID # 14
Gamed
Fort Bend County M[ID N 1
Gamed
Fort Bend County MiJD X 116
Gained
Fort Bend CounTy Mi1D # 119
Gamed
For[ Bend County MCTD # 120
Gained
City of Fort Worth
Gamed
Fort Worth TSD
Gained
City of Freeport
Gained
Gaines County
Cain¢d
Gainesvilie ISD
Gamed
City of Garrx
Gained
Cruza County
Gamed
Gazza Hospitai District
Gamed
Glasscock County
Gained
Godley ISD
Gained
Section VII - Aefereaces - 1
CiTy of Godley
Gained
Grandview ISD
Gained
City of Gtandview
Gained
Guadalupe CowtTy ApQraisal Dis[tict
Gained
flazris counTy MIJD #44
Gained
Hettis CounTy IvIIJD # t 5o
Gained
IInnis County MUD #361
Gained
Hanis County MI.JD #364
Gained
IIuris County WCID #110
Gained
Hermlleigh ISD
Gained
Hidalgo LSD
Gained
Hill County Jr. College
Gained
City of Hillcrest Village
Gained
City of Holiday Lakea
Gained
City of Hurst
Gained
Iia lSD
Gained
City of Itasca
Gained
JetFerson County Appraisal Dishict
Gemed
CiTy of Keene
Gained
Keene ISD
Gained
La Porle TSD
Gained
City of La Porte
Gained
City of Lake Jackson
Gained
Loop ISD
Gained
Mansfield ISD
Gained
CiTy of McCamey
Gained
McCamey CED
Gained
McCamey Fire Dishict
Gained
McCamey Hospital
Gained
McCamey ISD
Gained
Memorial Villages WA
Gained
Midland CounTy
Gained
City of Montgomery
Geined
Montgomery CounTy MIJD #83
Gained
Muenster ISD
Gained
Plains ISD
Gained
City of Plains
Gained
City of Post
Gained
Post ISD
Gained
City of Ramkiit
Gained
Rankin CED
Gained
Rankin Fire Dishict
Gained
Renkin Hospital
Gained
Rankin ISD
Gained
Rentington MUD # 1
Cmuied
Richardson ISD
Gained
City of Richwood
Gained
ciTy of Riva oaks
Cmined
City of Roanoke
Gained
Rolling Crcek UD
Gained
Saint Jo ISD
Gained
Ciry of Seagraves
Gained
Scagraves ISD
Gained
City of Seminole
Gained
Seminole LSD
Gained
Seymow ISD
Gained
City of Sey[nour
Gained
Sheldon ISD
Gained
Sienna Plantation M[JD #2
Gained
Sienna Plantation Mi1D #3
Gained
Somerville ISD
Gained
Southland ISD
Cmuied
Section YII - AekrenRS • 2
Spring Hranch ISD
City of Surfside Beach
Stafford MISD
Tioga ISD
Throckmorton County
Tiavis County M[ID # 10
Upton County
Upton County Water District
CiTy of watauga
City of West Columbia
Wheeler ISD
Woodson ISD
CiTy of Woodson
Yoakmu County
Gained
Gained
Gained
Gained
Gained
Gained
Gained
Gained
C.ained
Gained
Gained
Gained
(laitted
Gained
Sectae VII • Rehrentes - 3
Llients in DFW Metroplex Represented by Perdue, Brandon,
Fielder, Collins & Mott, LL.P.
State wide, the Srm represents over twelve-hundred (1,200) taxing
jurisdictions; several of wLich are localized. The firm represents the
following entities in their delinquent tax collections in the Dallas-Fort Worth
Me[roplex. Any of these may be contacted as a reference to our capabilities.
TARRANT COUNTY:
DALLASCOUNTY:
ELLIS COUNTY:
Arlington I.S.D.
Carsoll I.S.D.
Castleberry I.S.D.
Eagle Mountain-Saginaw I.S.D.
Fort Worth I.S.D.*
Grapevine-ColleyvilleI.S.D.
Mansf'ield I.S.D.
Northwest I.S.D.
City of Azle
City oFBenbrook
City of Colleyville
City of Fort Worth*
City of Grapevine
City of Haltom City
City of Haslet
City of Hurst
City of Lake Worth
City of L,akeside
City of Ricliland Hills
City of River Oaks
Ciry of Watauga
Tarrant Co. Municipal Utility Dist.
JOHNSON COUNTY:
Johnsan County
Burleson I.S.D.
Cleburne LS.D.
Crowley I.S.D.
Godley I.S.D.
Grandview I.S.D.
Joshua I.S.D.
Keene I.S.D.
Rio Vista I.S.D.
Venus I.S.D.
City of Alvarado
City of Butleson
City of Godley
City of Grendview
City of Keene
City of Venus
Johnson County FWSD
Hill County Jr. College
Cedar Hill I. S.D.
Coppell I.S.D.
DeSoto I.S.D.
Highland Park I.S.D.
RicLardson I.S.D.
City of Cedar Hill
City of Farmers Branch
Town of Highland Park
City of University Park
Dallas County U.R.D.
Valwood Tmprovement Authority
COLLIN COUNTY:
Amia I.S.D.
Blue Ridge I.S.D.
Celina LS.D.
Princeton I.S.D.
Town of Blue Ridge
City of Melissa
City of Princeton
Ciry of Westminster
Avalon I.S.D.
Ennis I.S.D.
Maypearl I.S.D.
Palmer I.S.D.
Wasahachie I.S.D.
City of Bazdwell
City of Ennis
Ciry of Ferris
City of Garrett
City of Maypearl
City of Ovilla
DENTON COUNTY:
City of Highland Village
City of Lakewood Village
City of Roanolae
Denton County MUD #2
• The following rivo entities are represented in a
Joint Venture with the firm of Brackett and Ellis:
1. Fort Worth Independent School District
2. City of Fort Worth
Sectin YII - kkreoca - 4
CITIES
Abemathy
P.O. Box 329
Plainview, Texas 79072
Linda Jaynes
(806) 293-0226
Adrian
P. 0. Drawer 449
Vega, Texas 79092
Jen Cmter
(806) 267-2442
Amarillo
(Potter County)
P.O. Box 2289
Amarillo, Texas 79105
IYuury Messer
(806) 342-2600
Amarillo
(Randall County)
P.O. Box 997
Canyon, Texas 79015
Cazol Autry
(806) 655-6275
Anahuac
P. O. Box 638
Anahuac, Texas 77514
Bruce Corner
(409) 267-3577
Andrews
600 North Main
Andrews, Texas 79714
Ron Huckabay
(915) 523-9ll 1
Angleton
121 S. Velasco
Angletoq Texas 77515
Joyce Ceadey
(409) 8494364
Antou
P. O. Box ]27
Anton, Texas 79313
LanY Conkin
(806) 997-2801
Archer City
P. O. Box 700
Archa City, Texas 76351
Teresa Martin
(940) 5744570
Arcota
13222 Hwy 6
Atcola, Texas 77583
Mtvslta Gautes
(713)431-1523
Aspermont
P.O. Box 277
Aspenpont, Texas 79502
Jim Ward
(817) 984-2633
Azle
100 E. Weathaford
For[ Worth, Texas 76196
June Gmrison
(817) 3341051
Bardwell
P. O. Box 1420
Ennis, Texas 75120
Janice Mc Ada
(972) 875-7518
aeuaire
7008 Rice Avenue
Bellaire, Texas 77401
Bill Aibson
(713) 662-8222
Benbrook
911 Winscott
Benbrook, Texas 76126
David L. Regsdale
(817)249-3000
Blackwell
P. O. Box 1256
Sweetwater, Texas 79556
Patricia Davis
(915)235-8421
Blue Ridge, Town Of
P. O. Box 728
Blue Ridge, Texas 75004
Ken Maun
(214)752-5791
Booker
Lipscomb Co. Courthouse
Lipscomb, Texas 79056
Ann Word
(806) 862-2911
Bager
Box 5065
Borger, Texas 79008
George Nies
(806)274-2294
BOV1nA
P. O. Box 56
Bovina, Texas 79009
Ron Procter
(806)251-1405
Bowie
P. O. Box 121
Montegue, Texas 76251
June Deatoa
(940) 894-2081
Brookehire
P. O. Box ] 60
Brookshire, Texas 77423
Dayl Cooksey
(713) 375-5829
Burkburuett
501 Sheppard Road
Burkbumett, Texas 76354
sauy Stcptmw
(940) 569-2263
Budeson
] 09 North Main Shcet
Clebume, Texas 76031
Don Gilmore
(817) 295-0031
Cactus
P. O. Box 71'7
Ihmias, Texas 79029
Joyce Cear(ey
(806) 966-5458
Cauadian
800 Hillside
Canadian, Texas 79014
Cindy Moore
(806) 323-5393
canyou
P. O. Box 997
Canyon, Texas 79015
Carol Auhy
(806) 655-7001
Cedar Hill
P. O. Box 498
Cedar Hill, Tem 75104
Brenda Russell
(214)291-5128
Channing
P. O. Box 405
Ilazdey, Texas 79044
Dotwa Bryant
(806) 3654515
Childresa
Box 13, County Comthouse
Cluldtess, Texas 79201
Aniffi Manley
(940) 9376062
Secuon NII: Cliem - CiGO • Par I
Cisco Dodeon Ferris
P. O. Box 110 Courthouse, I~ Floor, Room 7 ] 00 Town Pleza
Cisco, Texas 76437 Wellmgton, Texas 79095 Feais, Texas 75125
Michael D. Moore Rose Mazy T'Lrone Denise WIIt
(817)442-2111 (806) 447-5606 (972) 225-0466
Clarendon
Drawea 1220
Clane[tdon, Texas 79226
Paula Lowrie
(806) 8742744
Dumas
P. 0. Box 717
Dumas, Texas 79029
Joyce Ceazley
(806) 935-4193
Floydada
P.O. Box 249
Floydada, Texas 79235
Shelia Fanikenbeay
(806) 983-5256
Claude
Ihewer D
Claude, Texas 79019
Ronatd Pattason
(806)226-4481
Colieyville
3072 Mustang Ihive
Grapevine, Texas 76051
Collette Sooter
(817) 481-1242
Crosbyton
P. O. Box 505
Crosbyton, Texas 79322
Darla Doss
(806) 675-2356
I/a1h81't
P. O. Box 592
Dalhazt, Texas 79022
H. V. Stanley
(806) 249-6767
Darrouzctt
Lipscomb Co. Courthouse
Lipscotnb, Texas 79056
Ann Word
(806) 862-2911
Deuver City
P.O. Box 250
Plains, Texas 79355
Wanda Smith
(806)456-2825
Dickens
Box 119
Dickens, Texas 79229
Dexter Ciay
(806) 623-5216
Dimmitt
204 S. E. Third (rear)
Dimmitt, Texas 79027
Teiry Hella
(806) 647-5131
Eaith
P. O. Box 10
F.erth,Texas 79031
Ncel Pitlman
(806) 257-2111
EasHand
P. O. Bar 914
Eastland, Texas 76448
Steve Thomas
(817) 629-8597
Electra
P.O. Box 1471
Wichita Falls, Texas 76307
Lou Murdock
(940) 766-8298
Elkhart
P.O. Box 944
Etkhart, Texas 75839
Mffigie Crawford
(903) 764-5657
Ennis
P. O. Box 220
Ennis, Texas 75120
Dotma Betcliler
(972) 227-5334
EstelGne
CounTy Courthouse
Memplds, Texas 79245
Paulette Lipscomb
(806)259-2393
Farmers Branc6
1300 Wm. Dalson Pkwy
Fatmers Branch, Texas 73381
CLatles Cox
(972) 919-2518
Farwell
P. O. Box 56
Bovina, Texas 79009
Ron Procter
(806)251-1405
Follett
County Courthovse
Lipscomb, Texas 79056
Ann Word
(806) 862-2911
FortWoRh*
] 000 T7roctcmorton 3heet
Fort Worth, Texas 96102
SkipperShook
(817) 871-8519
Rriendswood
P. O. Box 31
Ftiendswood, Texas 77546
Hecky Carbone
(713)482-1198
Friona
P. O. Box 56
Bovina, Texas 79009
Ron Procter
(806)251-1405
Fritch
P.O. Box 5065
Borger, Texas 79008
Geotge Nies
(806)2742294
Glen Rose
P. O. Box 747
Glen Rose, Texas 76043
Jim Yeats
(817) 8974094
Godley
109 N. Main Shee[
Clebume, Texas 76031
Don Gilmore
(817) 295-0031
Graham
P. O. Box 337
Graham, Texas 76046
Pat Bu[ler
(940) 549-2392
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Grandvfew Hedley Iowa Park
2 N. Main Sheet Dtawer 1220 P. O. Box 428
Clebume, Texas 76031 Clarendon, Texas 79226 Iowa Park, Texas 76367
W. E. Caroll Paula Lowrie Allen Shewcnake
(817) 6454046 (806) 874-2744 (940) 592-5082
Gf&pCVIn¢
3072 Mnstang Drive
Gispevine, Texas 76051
Collette Sooter
(817)481-1242
Hereford
P. O. Box 2298
Hereford, Texas 79045
Danny Jones
(806) 364-0625
Itasca
126 N. Hill
Rasca, Texas 76055
Mel Coka
(817) 687-2201
Groom
P. O. Box 970
Panhmdle, Texas 79065
Donita Davis
(806) 537-3569
Gruver
709 W. 7th, P. O. Box 519
Spemman, Texas 79081
Alice Peddy
(806) 659-5575
Hale Ceutcr
P.O. Box 329
Plainview, Texas 79072
Linda Jaynes
(806)2934226
asltom city
P. O. Box 14246
Haltom City, Texas 76117
William Eisen
(817) 429-0702
HaPPY
P. O. Drawer s
Tulia, Texas 79088
Rose I,ee Powell
(806)9954118
Hart
204 S. E. 3`~ (Rear)
Dimmitt, Texas 79027
Jetry Hella
(806) 647-5131
Haskeu
P. O. Box 467
Heskell, Texas 79521
Kenuy Watson
(940) 864-3805
Haslet
100 E. Weetherford
Fort Worth, Texas 76196
June Cratrison
(817)439-5931
Higgina
Lipscomb Co. CouRhouse
Lipscomb, Texas 79056
Ann Word
(806) 862-2911
Hig6land Park, Town Of
4700 Drexel
Dallas, Texas 75205
Bill Pollock
(214) 521-4161
Jackaboro
i l ] E. Archa
Jacksboto, Texas 76056
Gary ZeiUer
(817) 569-6321
Jacksonville
P O bmc 1390
Jacksonville, Texas 75766
Linda Pittillo
(903) 586-3510
Highland Village
Kresa
1000 Highlend Village Road
P. O. Drawer 8
Highiand Village, Texas 75077
Tulia, Texas 79088
William F. Lundberg h.
Rose I.ee Powell
(972) 317-2558
(806) 995-4118
Holliday
P.O. Box 700
Archa CiTy, Texas 76351
Terest Mattrn
(940) 5744531
La Portc
P. O. Box ] 115
La PoRe, Texas 77572
Robert T. Harera
(281)471-5020
Howardwick
P.O.Ihawer1220
Clarendon, Texas 79226
Paula Lowrie
(806) 874-2744
Hubbard
] I S Magnolia
Hubbard, Texas 76648
Shirley Holub
(817) 576-2576
Hnrst
7505 Precinct L'uie Road
Hurst, Texas 76054
June Ganison
(81 7) 788-7000
Idaiou
P. O. Box 10542
Lubbock,Texas79408
David Kimbrough
(806) 762-5000
Lakeside Gtity
P. O. Box 700
Wicltite Falls, Texas 76308
Teresa Mattitt
(940) 5744531
Lakesidc, Town Of
9830 Confederate Pazk Rd
FoR Worth, Texas 76108
William F. Motir
(817) 237-1234
Lakewood Village
100 3outh Higluidge Drive
Lakewood Village,l'X 75068
Vincent Webb
(972) 294-5555
Lake Worth
6720 Telephone Rd
Fort Wor[h, Texas 76135
Bob Salinas
(817)237-1211
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Lamesa Maypead Morton
P. O. Box 797 P. O. Box 143 Courthouse Room 101
Lamesa, Texas 79331 Maypearl, Texas 76064 Morton, Texas 79346
Tom Anderson Jolw Bridges Betty tlkitt
(806)892-7060 (972) 435-2581 (806)266-5171
Levelland
802 Houston # 106
Levelland, Texas 79336
Chiisty Clevenger
(806) 8944938
McCamey
P. O. Box 1 110
McCamey, Texas 79752
Sheri Stephens
(915) 652-3221
Maunt Calm
P. O. Box 145
Mount Calw, Texas 76673
Tnstia Hempel
(817) 993-2761
Linden
502 N. Main Shee[
Linden, Texas 75563
Ann Lummus
(903) 756-7545
Liverpool
2220 7HiShed
Liverpool, Texas 77577
Phyllis Beall
(713) 581-2233
Lockney
P.O. Box 249
Floydeda, Texas 79235
Shelia Faulkevbeny
(806) 983-5256
Lone Oak
P. O. Box 127
Lone Oak, Texas 75453
Diane Dockery
(903) 662-5116
Loraine
P.O. Box 95]
Colorado Ciry, Texas 79512
Faye I.ee
(915) 728-2606
Lorenzo
P. O. Box 505
Crosby[an, Texas 79322
Darla P. Doss
(806) 675-2356
Lubbock
P.O. Box 10592
Lubbock, Testas 79408
David Kimbrough
(806) 762-5000
Msgnolia
18111 Buddy Riley Blvd.
Magnolie, Texas 77353
James Croudeau
(281) 356-2266
Meadows
#1 TroyanDtive
Meadows, Texes 77477
Judith Fonect
(713) 983-2950
Melisea
901 U.S. Hwy 121
Melissa, Texas 75454
Susan Bradley
(972) 838-2338
Memphie
County Courthouse
Memphis, Texas 79245
Pau(ette Lipscomb
(806)259-2393
Miami
P. O. Box 458
Miami, Texas 79059
Carol JoLnson
(806) 865-3611
Mineola
P.O. Box 268
Mineola, Texas 75773
Dorothy Culva
(903) 569-3438
Miasouri CiTy
1522 Texas Parkway
Missouri CiTy, Texas 77489
James T'huanond
(713) 261-4260
Mobeetie
P. O. Box 1060
Wheeler, Texas 79096
Lewis Scott Porter
(806) 826-3131
Montgomery
P. O. Box 2233
Conrce, Texas 77305
Caml T angley
(409) 597-6434
MouM Vernon
P. O. Box 70
Mt Vemon, Texas 75457
Margie 7aggers
(903) 537-2358
MWeshce
302 Main 3rteet
Muleshoe, Texas 79347
Kaye Elliot
(806) 272-5501
Nazareth
204 S. E.1Lird (rear)
Dinunitt, Texas 79027
Jeay Hella
(806) 647-5131
New Deal
P. O. Box 10542
Lubbock, Texas 79408
Dave Kimbtough
(806) 762-5000
Newcastle
P. O. Box 337
Crraham, Texas 76045
Pat BuUer
(940) 549-2392
Nocona
P.O. Box 473
Nocona, Texas 76255
Francis Richanison
(940) 825-3267
O'Brien
P. O. Box 467
Fleskeli, Texas 79521
Kenny Watsan
(940) 864-3805
O'Donnell
P. O. Box 236
ODonnell, Texas 79351
Gus[eae Baimngton
(806)428-3239
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Olney Princeton Roman Forest
P. O. Box 337 P. O. Box 970 P. O. Box 2233
Gtaham, Texas 76045 Pt'ince[on, Texas 75077 Conrce, Texas 77305
Pat Bu[la Ken Maun Sam Jones
(940) 549-2392 (972) 736-7416 (409) 7563354
Okon
P. O. Drawer Q
Olton, Tcxas 79064
Leah Mulla
(806) 285-2139
Quitaque
P. O. Box 728
Silverton, Texas 79257
Carlye Flemvtg
(806) 823-2161
ROpC8V1U¢
802 Hauston, # 106
Levelland, Texas 79336
CLristy Clevenger
(806) 894-4938
Ovilla
P. O. Box 5047
Ovilla, Texas 75154
Velma Gould
(972) 619-7262
Paducah
P. O. Box 459
Paducah, Texas 79248
Rue Young
(806) 492-3345
Pauhaudle
P. O. Box 970
Panhandle, Texas 79068
Domta Derig
(806) 537-3569
Panorama Village
99 Hiwon Drive
Panorawa Village, Texas
77304
(936) 856-2821
Howard ICravetz
Perryton
825 S. Maat, Suite 100
Pecrytton, Texas 79070
Tary Symons
(806) 435-9623
Petereburg
P. O. Box 329
Plainview, Texas 79072
Linda Jaynes
(806) 293-0226
Plains
P.O. Box 250
Plains, Texas 79355
Wanda Smith
(806) 456-2825
Plainview
P. O. Box 329
Plainview, Texas 79072
LindaJaynes
(806) 29311226
Quitman
P. O. Box 516
Quitman, Texas 75783
R. T. Bridges
(903) 763-2223
ltalls
P. O. Box 505
Crosbyton, Texas 79322
Darla P. Doss
(806) 675-2356
RankiO
P. O. Box 1110
McCamey, Texas 79752
sner; srepnens
(915) 652-3221
Ranaom Canyon
24 Buffalo Drive
Ransom Canyon, Texas 79366
Dazla Sotnmetmeyer
(806)829-2472
Richland Hills
100 E. Weatherford
Fort WoRh, TeyAs 76196
June Ga[rison
(817) 334-1051
Roanoke
201 Bowie Sheet
Roanoke, TeYas 76262
James Sffithatos
(817)491-2411
Roby
P. O. Box 147
Roby, Texas 79543
Betty Mize
(915) 776-2733
Rochester
P. O. Box 467
Haskell, Texas 79521
Kenny Watsoit
(817) 8643805
Roscoe
P. O. Box 1256
Sweetwster, Texas 79556
Pahicia Davis
(915)235-8421
Rosenberg
P.O. Box 399
RicLmond, Texas 77406
Mazsha P. Gaines
(281) 341-3721
Rotaa
P. O. Box 516
Roby, Te7cac 79543
Betty Mize
(915) 776-2733
Rule
P. O. Box 467
Haskell, Texas 79521
Kenny Watsou
(940) 864-3805
Saint Jo
P. O. Box 186
Saint Jo, Texas 76265
Lori Dunn
(940)995-2337
Sanford
P. O. Box 989
Stinnett, Texas 79083
Mmy L. Hendecsrni
(806) 578-2491
Seagraves
P.O. Box 490
Seminole, Texas 79360
Betty Caudle
(9]5) 758-3263
Seminole
P.O. Box 490
Seminole, Texas 79360
Betty Caudle
(915) 758-3263
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Seymour Staff'ord Taylor I,ake Village
2] 1 N. Weshington 2610 South Main 500 Kirby Blvd.
Seymour, Texas 76380 StafTord, Texas 77477 Taylor Lake Village, 77586
Ronnie Hergrave Lawrence Vaccaro qiice Riley
(940) 888-5636 (713) 4994537 (713) 326-2843
Shallowater
P.O. Box 246
Shallowata, Texas 79363
Susie Williamson
(806) 832-4521
Stagecoach
P. O. Box 364
Tomball, Texas 77371
James Dean
(281) 259-0224
Tez6oma
P. O. Box 239
Shatfard, Tecas 79084
Teresa Edmond
(806) 396-5566
S6amrock
116 W. 2nd
Shamrock, Texas 79079
Becky Brown
(806) 256-3281
Silverton
P. O. Box 728
SIlverton, Texas 79257
Carlye Fleming
(806) 823-2161
Skellytown, Towu O#
P. O. Box 799
Panhendle, Texas 79068
Bazbwa Cosper
(806) 537-3412
Slaton
P.O. Box 10542
Lubbock, Texas79408
David Kimbtough
(806) 762-5000
Smyer
802 Hons[on St., # 106
Levelland, Texas 79336
CLris1y Clevenger
(806) 8944938
Snyder
County CouRhouse
Snyder, Texes 79549
Diana Williamson
(915) 573-9316
Spearman
709 W. 7th, P. O. Box 519
Spemmail, Texas 79081
Alice Peddy
(806)659-5575
Spur
P. O. Box 119
Dickeris, Texas 79229
Dex[a Clay
(806) 623-5216
Stanton
P. O. Box 1349
Stanton, Texas 79782
Delbat Dickenson
(915)756-2823
Stinnett
P. O. Box 989
Stumett, Texas 79083
Maty Lou Hendetson
(806) 878-2491
Stratford
P. O. Box 239
Sttalford, Texas 79084
Teresa Fdmond
(806) 396-5566
Sndan
P. O. Hox 59
Sudnn, Teacas 79371
Michele Edwmd4
(806)227-2112
Sugar Land
P.O. Box 110
Sugar Land, Texas 77487
Dorothy Paxlon
(713) 275-2750
Sunray
P. O. Box 717
Dumas, Texas 79029
Toyce Ceadey
(806) 935-4193
Sweetwater
P. O. Box 1256
Sweetwater, Texas 79556
Pa4icia Davis
(915)235-8421
Tatum
P.O. Box 1105
Tatum, Texas 75691
Helen Polston
(903) 947-2260
Te:line
P. O. Box 25
Texline, Texas 79087
Kelly Trujillo
(806) 362-4849
Tomball
401 W. Market St, # C
Tomball, Texas 77375
Kay Van Hame
(281) 351-5484
Throckmorton
P.O. Box 788
Throckmorton, Texas 76483
Linda Camngton
(940) 849-3441
ltitia
P. O. Drawer 8
Tulia, Texas 79088
Rose I,ee Powell
(806) 995-4118
Turkey
P. O. Box 4] 5
Tutkey, Texas 79261
TLeresa Clinton
(806)423-1033
University Park
University at Haynie
Dallas, Texas 75205
Kent Austin
(214) 363-1644
Vega
P. O. Drawer 449
Vege, Texas 79092
Jen Carta
(806) 267-2442
Venus
City Hall
Venus, Texas 76054
Gay Veale
(972) 366-3348
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Watauga
Willis
7101 Whitley Road
200 N. Bell
Watauga, Texas 76148
Willis, Teacas 77378
hme Gaxison
Michael Arthw
(817)281$047
(409) 856-4611
Weinert
Wolfe City
P.O. Box 467
P. O. Box 106
Heskell, Teams 74521
Wolfe City, Texas 75496
Kenny Watsott
Roxanna. Crlover
(940) 864-3805
(903)496-2251
Wellington
Wolffort6
Courthouse, 1°` Floor, Room 4
P.O. Box 10542
Wellington, Texas 79095
Lubbock, Tatas 79408
Ann Wauer
David Kimbrough
(806)447-5172
(806) 762-5000
West Tawakoni
Woodioch
Route 1, Box 354
P.O. Box 1379
Quinlan, Texas 75474
Canrce, Texas 77305
Jerry Uitaroarkt
Guy Crtiscom
(903) 447-2285
(713) 367-9419
Wheeler
Woodaon
P.O. Box 98
115 N. Mvtter SLeet
Wheeler, Texas 79096
Throckmorton, Texas 76483
Claudine Finsterwald
Linda Canington
(806) 826-3222
(817) 849-3441
White Deer
P. O. Box 970
'1fie Cdy of Fat Wmth is a cliart
Panliandle, Texas 79068
of Pedue, Bmdcar, Flores, un er.
Donlt& DaVis
Bnms - p Joim Vaiom.
(806) 537-3569
Whiteface
P. O. Box 248
Whiteface, Texas 79379
Syd Albus
(806)287-I111
Whitewright
P.O. Box 2106
Shetmazn, Texac 75091
John Remsry
(972) 868-9515
Whitney
P.O. Box 296
Wlrifiey, Texas 76692
Kristi Hill
(817) 694-2261
Wichita Falls
P.O. Box 1431
Wichita Falls, Texas 76307
Lou Murdwk
(940) 766-8512
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COUNTIES
Andrewa County
County Courthouse
Andrews, Texas 79714
t
Royce Underwood
(915) 524-1409
Armstrong Couoty
P.O. Box 835
Claude, Texas 79019
Ronald Patterson
(806) 226-4481
Bailey Connty
302 Main Street
Muleshce, Texas 79347
Kaye Elliott
(806)272-5501
Baylor County
211 N. Washington Street
Seymour, Texas 76380
Ronnie Hargrove
(940) 888-5636
Borden County
P.O. Box 298
Gail, Texas 79738
R.D. I,ewis
(806) 7564484
Brazoria County
I11 Locust
Angletoq Texas'77515
Ray M. Cornett
(409) 849-5711 x1320
Brixce County
P. O. Box 728
Silvertoq Texas 79257
Carlye Fleming
(806) 823-2161
Caraon County
P. O. Box 399
Panhandle, Texas 79068
Barbara Cosper
(806) 537-3412
Cass County
P. O. Box 870
Linden, Texas 75563
Becky Watson
(903) 756-5513
Castro County
204 S. E. Third (rear)
D'unmitt, Texas 79027
Jerry Heller
(806) 647-5131
Childress Coanty
Box 13, County Courthouse
Childress, Texas 79201
Anita Ivlsnley
(940) 937-6062
Cochran CouMy
Courthouse Room ]Ol
Morton, Texas 79346
Betty Akin
(806) 266-5171
Collingswort6 County
Courthouse lst Floor Rm 7
Wellington, Texas 79095
Rose Mary Throne
(806)447-5606
Cottle County
P. O. Box 459
Paducah, Teacas 79248
Rue Young
(806)492-3345
Crosby County
P. O. Box 505
Crosbyton, Texas 79322
Darla Doss
(806)695-2356
Dallam Cwnty
P. O. Box 1271
Dalhart, Texas 74022
Pat Radford
(806)249-2801
Dawson County
P. O. Bmc 797
Lamesa, Texas 79331
Tom Anderson
(806) 872-7181
Deaf Smith County
P. O. Box 2298
Hereford, Texas 79045
Denny Jones
(806) 364-0625
Dickens County
P. O. Box 119
Dickeas, Texas 79229
Dexter Clay
(806) 623-5216
Donlcy County
Drawer1220
Clarendon, Texas 79226
Paula Lowrie
(806) 874-2744
Msher County
P. O. Box 516
Boby, Texas 79543
Betty Mize
(915) 776-2733
Floyd County
P.O. Box 249
Floydada, Texas 79235
Shelia Faulkenberry
(806) 983-5256
Franklia County
P.O. Box 70
Mount Vernon, Texas
75457
Margie Jaggers
(903) 537-2358
Gainea County
P.O. Box 490
Seminole, Texas 79360
Betty Caudle
(915) 758-3263
Garzs Couuty
P.O. Box 26
Post, Texas 79356
Jeanette Hodges
(806)495-0M9
Glasxock Coanty
P.O. Box 89
Garden City, Texas 79739
Royce V. Pmitt
(915) 354-2361
Hak County
P.O. Box 329
Plainview, Texas 79072
Linda Jaynes
(806)2934226
Hall County
Hall County Courthouse
Memphis, Texas 79245
Paulette Lipscomb
(806)259-2393
Hanaford Cwety
P.O. Box 9
Spearman, Texas 79081
Helen Dry
(806) 6594120
Hartley County
P. O. Box 405
Hartley, Texas 79044
Donna Bryant
(806) 3654515
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Haskell County
P. O. Box 467
Haskell, Texas 79521
Kenny Watson
(940) 864-3805
Hemphill County
Box 959
Canadian, Texas79014
Gladene Swires
(806)323-6661
Hcekley County
802 xouston st., # 106
Levelland, Texas 79336
Christy Clevenger
(806) 894-4938
Houston Couuty
P.O. Box 941
Crcekett, Texas 75535
Joan Luces
(409) 5443255
Hutchinson County
Box 989
Sfinnett, Texas 79083
Mary L. Henderson
(806) 878-2491
Johnaon County
2 North Main Street
Clebume, Texas 76031
W. E_ Carroll
(817) 645-4046
Lipscomb County
Lipscomb Co. Cour[house
Lipscomb, Texas 79056
Ann Word
(806) 862-2411
Lubbock County
P.O. Box 10542
Lubbock, Texas 79408
David Kimbrough
(806)762-5000
Martin County
P.O. Box 998
Stanton, Texas 79782
Kathy Hull
(915) 756-3397
Midland County
P.O. Box 712
Midland, Texas 79702
Kathy Reeves
(915)688-1195
Mitchell County
Sherman Cooaty
P.O. Box 951
P. O. Box 1229
Colorado City, Texas 79512
Stratford, Texas 79084
Faye Lee
Valerie McAliater
(915) 728-2606
(806) 396-2150
Moore County
P.O. Box 616
Dumas, Texas 79029
7oy Robertson
(806) 935-2175
Somervell County
P. O. Box 747
Glen Rose, Texas 76043
Jim Yeats
(817) 8974094
Nolan County
P. O. Box 1256
Sweetweter, Texas 79556
Patricia Devis
(915) 235-8421
Ochiltree County
825 S. Main, Suite 100
Perryton, Texas 79070
Terry Symons
(806)435-9623
Old6am County
P. O. Box 310
Vega, Texas 79092
Jen Carter
(806)267-2442
Parmer County
P. O. Box 56
Bovina, Texas 79009
Ron Procter
(806)251-1405
Potter County
P. O. Box 2289
Amarillo, Texas 79105
Danny Messer
(806) 342-2600
Randall County
P. O. Box 997
Canyon, Texas 79015
Carol Autry
(806) 655-6275
Roberte Couuty
P. O. Box 458
Miami, Texas 79059
Carol Johnson
(806) 868-3611
Scarry County
County Cour[house
Snyder, Texas 79549
Diana Williamson
(915) 573-9316
Stonewall County
P. O. Drawer N
Aspermont, Texas 79502
Jim Ward
(817) 989-2633
Swisher Couuty
County Courthouse
Tulia, Texas 79088
Brenda Gunnels
(806) 9953513
Throckmorton County
P.O. Box 788
Throckmorton, Texas
76483
Linda Carringfon
(817) 8493431
Upton County
P.O. Box 1110
McCamey, Texas 79752
Sheri Stephens
(915)652-3221
Wheeler County
P.O. Box 1060
Wheeler, Texas 79096
Lewis Scott Porter
(806) 8263131
Wicluta Couoty
P. O. Box ]471
Wichi[a Falls, Texas 76307
Lou Murdock
(940) 766-8298
Ypakum County
P.O. Box 250
Piains, Texas 79355
Wanda Smith
(806) 456-2825
Young County
P. O. Box 33'7
Graham Texas76046
Pa[ BuUer
(940) 549-2392
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INDEPENDENT
SCHOOL
DISTRICTS
Abernathy LS.D.
P.O. Box 329
Plainview, Texas 79072
Linda Jaynes
(806) 2934226
Addan LS.D.
P. O. Drawer 449
Vega, Texas 79092
Jen Car[er
(806) 267-2442
Alief LS.D.
P.O. Box 68
Alief, Texas 774 1 1-006 8
Don Northcutt
(713) 498-8110
Allisou LS.D.
P. O. Box 959
Canadian, Texas 79014
Gladene Woodside
(806) 323-6661
Amarillo LSD.
(Potter County)
P.O. Box 2289
Amarillq Texas 79105
Danny Messer
(806) 342-2600
Amarillo LS.D.
(Randall County)
P.O. Box 997
Canyon, Texas 79015
Carol Autry
(806)655-6275
Anna LS.D.
P.O. Box 8006
McKinney, Texas 75070
Kenneth L. Maun
(972) 547-5020
Ana6uac LS.D.
P. O. Box 638
Anahuac, Texas 77514
Dick Walker, CTA
(409)267-3577
Andrews LS.D.
600 North Main
Mdrews, Texas 79714
Ron Huckabay
(915) 523-9111
Angleton LS.D.
1900 N. Downing Rd.
Angleton, Texas 77515
Dr. James H. Smith
(409) 849-8594
Anton LS.D.
P. O. Box 307
Anton, Texas 79313
Dexuse S[ephenson
(806) 997-5211
Archer City LS.D.
P. O. Box 700
Archer City, Texas 76351
Teresa Martin
(940) 5744531
Arlington LS.D.
1203 W. Pioneer Parkway
Atlington, Texas 76013
Steve Brown
(817)460-5851
Aspermont LS.D.
P. O. Box 308
Asperntont, Texas 79502
Ozella Warner
(940) 989-3363
Avalon LS.D.
P. O. Box 455
Avalon, Texas 76623
Pepper O. Wells
(972)627-3251
Bellevue LS.D.
101 E. Omega
Henrietta, Texas 76365
A. G. Reis
(940) 538-0311
Blackwell LS.D.
P. O. Box 1256
Sweetwa[er, Texas 79556
Patricia Davis
(915)235-8421
Blue Ridge LS.D.
P. O. Box 8006
McKinney, Texas 75070
Kenneth L. Maun
(972) 547-5020
Boles LS.D.
7701 F.M. 2201
Quinlan, Teacas 75474
Graham Sweeney
(903) 8834464
Booker LS.D.
Lipscomb Co. Courthouse
Lipscomb, Texas 79056
Ann Word
(806) 862-2911
Borden County LS.D.
P.O. Box 115
Gai1,17{ 79738
Royale D. Lewis
(806) 756-0415
Borger LS.D.
Box 5065
Borger, Texas 79008
George Nies
(806)274-2294
Bovina LS.D
P. O. Box 56
Bovina, Texas 79009
Ron Ptocter
(806)251-1405
Brazwport LS.D.
111 East I,ocust, N]OOA
Angleton, Texas 77515
Ray M. Cornett
(281) 331-6101
Briscce LS.D.
P. O. Box 138
Briscce, Texas 79011
Gay Purcell
(806)375-2454
Burkburuett LS.D.
P. O. Box 608
Burkburnett, Texas 76354
Eloise Law
(940) 569-3326
Burleson LS.D.
] 09 N. Main St.
Cieburne, Texas 76031
Don Gilmore
(817) 645-3921
Bushland LS.D.
P. O. Box 997
Canyon, Texas 79015
Cazol Autry
(806) 655-7001
Campbell LS.D.
P. O. Box 157
Campbell, Texas 75422
Eddie White
(903) 862-3259
Canadian LSD.
800 Hillside
Canadian, Texas 79014
Cindy Moore
(806) 323-5393
Canyon LS.D.
P.O. Box 997
Canyon, Texas 79015
Carol Autry
(806)-655-6275
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Carroll LS.D.
1201 N. Carroll Avenue
3outhlake, Teacas 76092
John Craft
(817)481-5775
Castleberry LS.D.
315 Churchill Road
Fort Worth, Texas 76114
Gary Jones
(817) 252-2000
Cedar Hill LSD.
P. O. Box 498
Cedar HIl(, Texas 75104
Brenda Russell
(972)291-5128
Celeste LS.D.
207 S. 5" Street
Celeste, Texas 75473
Larry Favors
(903)5684825
Celina LS.D.
P. O. Box 40
Celina, Texas 75009
Judy Stanton
(214)382-2394
Channelview LS.D.
828 Sheldon Road
Channelview, Texas 77530
Beverly Molchan
(281)457-7323
Channing LS.D.
P.O. Box 405
Har[ley, Texas 79044
Donna Bryant
(806) 365-0515
Childress LS.D.
Box 13, County Courthouse
Childress, Texas 79201
Anita Manley
(940) 937-6062
City View LS.D.
1025 City View
Wichite Falls, Texas 76305
Judy Heaston
(940) 855-4031
Clarendon LS.D.
Drawer1220
Clarendon, Texas 79226
Paula I,owrie
(806) 8742744
Claude LS.D.
Drawer D
Claude, Texas 79019
Ronald Patterson
(806) 2264481
Clear Creek LS.D.
P.O. Box 799
League City, Texas 77574
Dr. John Wilson
(713) 332-2828
Clebume LSD.
103 S. Walnut St.
Cleburne, Texas 76031
Dr. James R. Grunert
817-556-5600
Comfort LS.D.
P.O. Box 398
Comfort, Texas 78013-
0398
Mr. Marlin Marcum
(210) 995-3664
Commerce LS.D.
604 Culva
Commerce, Texas 75428
Lorrett Kibler
(903) 8863751
Como-Pickton C.I.S.D.
P.O. Box 18
Comq Texas 75431
Mrs. Brenda Mowat
(903) 488-3671
Coppell LS.D.
P. O. Box 917
Coppell, Texas 75019
DebMe Standridge
(972)471-1111
Cotton Center LS.D.
P. O. Box 329
Plainview, Texas 79072
Linda Jaynes
(806) 2934226
Covington LS.D.
P.O. Box 67
Covington, Texas 76636
Charles Moore
(254) 857-2215
crwny is.n.
P. O. Box 2009
Crosby, Texas 97532
Don R. Hendrix
(713) 328-9200
Crosbyton LS.D.
P. O. Box SOS
Crosbytoq Texas 79322
Dazla Doss
(806) 675-2356
Crowley LS.D. (in
Johnson County)
] 09 North Main Street
Cleburne, Texas 76031
Don Gilmore
(817) 295-0031
Dal6art LS.D.
P. O. Box 592
Dalhart, Texas 79022
H. V. Stanley
(806)249S767
Damon LS.D.
P.O. Box 429
Demon,Texas77430
Kenneth W. Payne
(409)742-3457
Danbury LSD.
P.O. Box 378
Danbury, Texas 77531
Doug Reed
(409) 922-1218
Darrouzett LS.D.
Lipscomb Co. Courthouse
Lipscomb, Texas 79056
Ann Word
(806) 862-2911
Dawsou LS.D.
P. O. Box 797
Lamesa, Texas 79331
Tom Anderson
(806) 872-8894
Denver City LS.D.
P.O. Box 250
Plains, Texas 79355
Wanda Smith
(806) 456-2825
De5oto LS.D.
200 East Belt Line
DeSoto, Texas 75115
Mary Jean Steinatetz
(992) 223-6400
Dickinaon LS.D.
P.O. Drawer1386
Dickinson, Texas 77539
Bill Brown
(713) 3374501
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Dimmitt LSD.
204 S. E. Third (rear)
Dimmitt, Texas 79027
Jerry Heller
(806) 647-5131
Drippiug Springs LS.D.
P.O. Box 479
Dripping Springs, 1'X 78620
Mary Ward
512-8584905
Dumss LS.D.
P. O. Box 717
Dumas, Texas 79029
Joyce Cearley
(806) 93511193
Eagle Mouutain -
Saginaw L S. D.
P, O. Box 79160
Fort Worth, Texas 76179
Judith McKenuie
(81 7)232-0880
Esat Chamber Counry
Conaolidated L S. D.
P. O. Box 417
Winnie, Texas 77665
Jeanette Rhame
(409)296-2218
Electra LS.D.
Wichita Co. Courthouse
Wichita Falls, Texas 76301
Lou Murdock
(940) 766-8200
Elk6art LS.D.
Box 170
Elkhart, Texas 75839
Donna Hobson
(903) 764-2273
Eonis LS.D.
P. O. Box 1420
Ennis, Texas 75120
Janice Mc Ada
(972) 875-7518
Farwell LSD.
P. O. Box 56
Bovina, Texas 79009
Ron Procter
(806) 251-1405
Floydada LS.D.
P.O. Box 249
Floydada, Texas 79257
Shelia Faulkenberry
(806) 983-5256
Follett LS.D.
Lipscomb Co. Courthouse
Lipscomb, Texas 79056
Ann Word
(806) 862-2911
Fort Elliot LS.D.
P.O. Box 138
Briscce, Texas 79011
Gay Purcell
(806)375-2454
Fort Worth LS.D.'
100 N. University Drive
Fort Worth, Texas 76107
Steve Fortenberry
(SI'n 871-2000
Frenahip LS.D.
P.O. Box 10542
Lubbock, Texas 79408
David Kimbrough
($06)762-5000
F1iendswood L S. D.
P. O. Box 31
Friendswood, Texas 77546
Becky Ceibone
(713)482-1198
Friona LS.D.
P. O. Box 56
Bovine, Texas 79009
Ron Procter
(806) 251-1405
Glasscock County
LS.D.
P.O. Box 89
Garden City, T'X 79739
Royce V. Pruit
(915) 354-2361
Glen Rox LS.D.
P. O. Box 747
Glen Rose, Texas 76043
Jim Yeats
(817) 8974094
Godley LS.D.
109 N. Main
Clebume, Texas 76031
Don Gilmore
(817) 558-8100
Goldburg LS.D.
Route ]
Bowie, Texas 76230
Sonja Weatherford
(940) 872-3562
Grady LSD.
P.O. Box 1349
Stanton, Texas 79782
Delbert Dickenson
(915) 756-2823
Graham LS.D.
P. O. Box 337
Graham, Texas 76046
Pat BuUer
(940) 549-2392
Grandview LS.D.
P.O. Box 310
Grandview, Texas 76050
Lynn Whitaker
(817)866-2450
GrapevinelColleyville
LS.D.
3072 Mnstang Drive
Grapevine, Texas 76051
Collette Sooter
(817)481-1242
Greenviile LS.D.
3504 King
Greenville, Texas 75401
Ted Warren
(903) 457-2515
Groom LS.D.
P. O. Box 970
Panhandle, Texas 79068
Donita Davis
(806) 537-3569
Gruver LS.D.
709 W. 7th, P. O. Box 519
Spearman, Texas 79081
Alice Peddy
(806)659-5575
Guntcr LS.D.
P. O. Box 109
Gunter, Texas 75055
John Ramsey
(972) 868-9515
Hale Center LS.D.
P. O. Box 329
Plainview, Texas 79072
Linda Jaynes
(806)293-4226
HaPPY LS.D.
P. O. Drawer 8
Tulia, Texas 79088
Rose Lee Powell
(806)995-4118
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Hart LS.D. Hobbs LS.D. Klondike LS.D.
204 S. E. Third (rear) P.O. Box 516 P. O. Box 797
Hart, Texas 99043 Roby, Texas 79543 Lamesa, Texas 79331
Jerry Heller Betty Mia.e Tom Anderson
(806) 938-2143 (915) 776-2733 (806) 872-8844
Haruey is.n.
P. O. Box 405
HarUey, Texas 79044
Donna Bryant
(806) 365-4515
Huffman LS.D.
P.O. Box 2390
Huf&nan, Texas 77336
Jo Nell Eyster
(713) 324-1871
Kress LS.D.
P. O. Drawer 8
Tulia, Texas 79088
Rose Lee Powell
(806) 9954118
Haekell LS.D.
P. O. Box 467
Haskell, Texas 79521
Kenny Watson
(940) 864-3805
Hedley LS.D.
Drawer1220
Clarendon, Texas 79226
Paula Lowrie
(806) 874-2744
Hereford LS.D.
P. O. Box 2298
Hereford, Texas 79045
Danny Jones
(806) 364-0625
Hermleigh LS.D.
2612 College Avenue
Snyder, Texas 79549
Larry Crooks
(915) 573-8549
Higgins LS.D.
Lipscomb Co. Courffiouse
Lipscomb, Texas 79056
Ann Word
(806) 862-2911
Hig6land LS.D.
P.O. Box 1256
Sweetwater, Texas 79556
Patricia Davis
(915)235-8421
Highland Park LS.D.
7015 Westchester Drive
Daltas, Texas 75205
Dr. Larry Groppel
(214) 523-1638
Hig6land Park LS.D.
P. O. Box 2289
Amarillo, Texas 79105
Danny Messer
(806) 342-2600
Idalou LS.D.
P.O. Hox 10542
Lubbock, Teacas 79408
David Kimbrough
(806) 762-5000
Iowa Park LS.D.
P. O. Box 428
Iowa Park, Texas 76367
Allett Shewmake
(940) 592-5082
Ira LS.D.
2612 College Avenue
Snyder, Texas 79549
Larry Crooks
(915) 573-8549
Jefferson LS.D.
102 W. Austin, Room 201
Jefferson, Texas 75657
Mary Alice Biggs
(903) 6653281
Joahua LS.D.
2 North Main Street
Cleburne, Texas 76031
W. E. Carroll
(817) 6454046
Kcene LS.D.
109 N. Main
Cleburne, Texas 76031
Don Gilmore
(817) 558-8100
Kelton LS.D.
P.0.1060
Wheeler, Texas 79096
Lewis Scott Porter
(806) 826-3131
Klein LS.D.
7200 Spring-Cypress Road
Klein, Texas 77379
Alan Milesch
(281) 376-4550
La Porte LS.D.
301 E. Fairtnonte Prkwy.
La Porte, Texas 77571
Dr. John Sawyer
(713) 842-2550
Lakeview I.S.D.
County CouRhouse
Memphis, Texas 79245
Paulette Lipscomb
(806)259-2393
Lamesa LSD.
P. O. Box 797
Lamesa, Texas 79331
Tom Anderson
(806) 872-7060
Lazbaddie LS.D.
P. O. Box 56
Bovina, Texas 79009
Ron Procter
(806)251-1405
L.evelland LS.D.
802 Houston St., # 106
I,evelland, Texas 79336
ChrisTy Clevenger
(806) 894-0938
Lindsay LSD.
2001 N. Dixon
Gainesville, Texas 76240
Doug Smithson
(940) 665-7653
Lockney LS.D.
P.O. Box 249
Floydada, Texas 79235
Shelia Faulkenberry
(806) 983-5256
Loop LS.D.
P.O. Box 490
Seminole, Texas 79360
Betty Caudle
(915)758-3263
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Loraine LS.D. Mineola LS.D. Nocona LS.D.
438 E. 2nd St. P. O. Box 268 P. O. Box 473
Colorado City, Texas 79512 Mineola, Texas 75773 Nocona, Texas 76255
Faye Lee Dorothy Culver Frances Richardson
(915) 737-2235 (903) 569-3438 (940) 825-3267
Lorenzo LS.D.
P. O. Box 505
Crosbytoq Texas 79322
Darla Doss
(806) 675-2356
Mobeetie LS.D.
P. O. Box 138
Briscoe, Texas 79011
Gay Purcell
(806)375-2454
O'Donnell LS.D.
P. O. Box 487
O'Donnell, Texas 79351
Alice Summers
(806)428-3242
Lubbock LS.D.
P.O. Bmc 10542
Lubboclc, Texas 99408
David Kimbrough
(806) 762-5000
I.ubbcek-Cooper LS.D.
Rt. 6- Box 400 Tex OfSce
Lubbock Texas99412
Jeanette Heitu'ich
(806) 863-2282
Maguolia LS.D.
P. O. Box 88
Magnolia, Texas 77353
Michael Holland
(281) 356-3571
Manstield LS.D.
605 E. Broad Street
Mansfield, Texsa 76063
Lou Spiegel
(817)473-5600
Maypearl LS.D.
P. O. Ikawer 40
Maypearl, Texas 76064
Melanie Barton
(972)435-2581
McCamey LS.D.
P. O. Box 1110
McCamey, Texas 79752
Sheri Stephens
(915) 652-3221
McCauley LS.D.
P. O. Box 516
Roby, Texas 79534
Hetty Mize
(915) 776-2733
Memphis LS.D.
721 Robertson St.
Memplus, Texas 79245
Paulette Lipscomb
(806) 259-2393
Miami LS.D.
P. O. Box 458
Miami, Texas 79059
Carol Johnson
(806) 868-3611
MoMague LS.D.
P. O. Box 121
Montague, Teacas 76251
June Deaton
(940) 894-2081
Mor[on LS.D.
Courthouse Room 101
Morton, Texas 79346
BetTy Akin
(806)266-5171
Mount CAIm LS.D.
P.O. Box 416
HIllsboro, Texas 76645
Shirley Holub
(817) 582-2508
Muenster LS.D.
2001 N. Dixon
Gainesville, Texas 76240
Doug Smithson
(940) 665-7653
Muleshce LS.D.
302 Main Street
Muleshce, Teacas 79347
Kaye Elliott
(806) 272-550]
Nazareth LS.D.
204 S. E. Third (rear)
Ditnmitt, Texas 79027
Jeny Heller
(806) 647-5131
New Deal LS.D.
P.O. Box 10542
Lubbock, Texas'79408
David Kimbrough
(806) 762-5000
Newcastle LS.D.
P. O. Box 337
Graham, Texas 76046
Pat Bufler
(940) 549-2392
Olney LS.D.
P. O. Box 337
Graham, Texas 76045
Pat BuUer
(940) 549-2392
Olton LS.D.
P. O. Box 389
Olton, Texas 79064
Geneva Smith
(806) 285-2641
Padaca6 LS.D.
P. O. Box 459
Paducah,Texas79248
Rue Young
(806) 492-3345
Paiut Creelc LS.D.
P. O. Box 467
Haskell, Teacas 79521
Kenny Watson
(940) 864-3805
Pslmer LS.D.
P. O. Box 191
Palmer, Texas 75152
John Key
(972)449-3389
Penhandle LS.D.
P. O. Box 970
Panhandle, Texas 79068
Donita Davis
(806) 537-3569
Patton Springs LS.D.
P. O. Box 2
Aftoq Texas 79220
Allene Hughes
(806) 689-2229
Penelope LS.D.
P.O. Box 416
Hillsboro, Texas 76645
Slurley Holub
(817) 533-2215
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Perryton LS.D. Quitman LS.D. Role LS.D.
825 S. Main, Suite 100 1101 F~coom saoor, suift q P. p. Box 467
Perryton, Texas 79070 Qui[man, Texas 75783 Heskell, Texas 99521
Terry Symons Mary Kate Kirby Kenny Watson
(806)435-9623 (903) 763-2757 (940)864-3805
Petersburg LS.D.
P. O. Box 329
Plainview, Texas 79072
Linda Jaynes
(806) 2934226
Ralls LS.D.
P. O. Box 505
Crosbyton, Teaces 79322
Dazla Doss
(806) 675-2356
Saint Jo LSD.
P.O. Box 117
Saint Jq Texas 96265-
0117
Sue Vonhee
(940) 995-2629
Plains LSD.
P.O. Box 250
Plains, Texas 79355
Wanda Smith
(806) 454-2825
Plainview LS.D.
P. O. Box 329
Plainview, Texes 79073
Linda Jaynes
(806)2934226
Plemons-Stinnett-
Philtips L S. D.
P.O. Box 989
Stinnett, Texas 79083
N1ary Henderson
(806) 8784005
Post LS.D.
P.O. Drawer F
Post, Texas 79356
Shirley Sauth
(806)495-3518
Potta6oro LS.D.
P. O. Box 2106
Sherntan, Texas 75091
John Ramsey
(903) 868-9515
Prairie Valley LS.D.
Route 3, Hox 50
Nocona, Texas 76255
Sue Lemons
(940) 825-0425
Princeton LS.D.
P. O. Box 8006
McKinney, Texas 75070
Kenneth L. Maun
(972) 547-5020
PtinglttiMoree LSD.
709 W. 7th, P. O. Box 519
Spearman, Texas 79051
Alice Peddy
(806) 659-5575
Rankin LSD.
P. O. Box 1110
McCamey, Texas 79752
Sheri Stephens
(915) 652-3221
Richardson LSD.
400 S. Greenville Ave.
Richardson, Texas 75081
Alicia Stephenson
(469) 593-0504
Rio Visa LSD.
P.O. Box 369
Rio Vista, Texas 76093
Dr. Sharron Miles
(817) 373-2241
River Roxd LS.D.
P. O. Box 2289
Amarillo, Texas 79105
Danny Messer
(806) 342-2600
Roby LS.D.
P. O. Box 516
Roby, Texas 79543
Betty Mize
(915) 776-2733
Roosevelt LS.D.
P.O. Box 10542
Lubbock, Texas 79408
David Kimbrough
(806) 762-5000
Ropes LS.D.
802 Houston St, # 106
Leve(land,l'X 79336
Christy Cievenger
(806) 8944938
Roscce LS.D.
P. O. Box 1256
Sweetwater, Texas 79556
Patricia Davis
(915)235-8421
Rotan LS.D.
P.O. Box 516
Roby, Texas 79543
Betty Mize
(915) 776-2733
SaltiRo LS.D.
P. O. Box 70
Mt. Vemon, Texas 75457
Margie Jaggers
(903) 537-2358
Sam Norwood LS.D.
Courthouse ]st Floor Rm.
4
Wellington, Texas 79095
Ann Wauer
(806)447-5172
Sanda LS.D.
P.O. Box 1349
Stanton, Texas 79782
Delbert Dickenson
(915) 756-2823
Santord LS.D.
P.O. Box 5065
Borger, Texas 79008
George Nies
(806) 2742294
Seagraves LS.D.
P.O. Box 490
Seminole, Texas 79360
Betty Caudle
(915) 758-3263
Seminole LS.D.
P.O. Box 490
Seaunole, Texas 79360
Betty Caudle
(915) 7583662
Seymour LS.D.
211 N. Washing[on Strcet
Seymour, Texas 76380
Ronnie Hargrove
(940) 888-5636
Shwllowater LS.D.
P.O. Box 10542
Lubbock, Texas79408
Devid Kimbrough
(806) 762-5000
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Shamrock LS.D.
P.O. sox 1060
Wheeler, Texas 79096
Lewis Scott Porter
(806) 826-3131
S6eldon LS.D.
8540 C. E. King Parkway
Houston, Texas 77044
Stephanie A. Cravens
(713) 459-7301
Silverton LS.D.
P. O. Box 728
Silverton, Texas 79257
Carlye Fleming
(806) 823-2161
Snyder LS.D.
CounTy Courthouse
Snyder, TX 79549
Diana Williamson
(915) 573-9316
South Plaina LS.D.
P.O. Box 249
Floydada, Texas 79235
Sheila Faulkenbeny
(806) 983-5256
Southland LS.D.
P.O. Drawer F
Post, Texas 79356
Shi$ey Smith
(806)495-3518
Spearman LSD.
709 W. 7th, P. O. Box 519
Spearman, Texas 79081
Alice Peddy
(806) 659-5575
Splendora LS.D.
P.O. Box 168
Splendora, Texas 77372
Leon CubIltes
(281) 689-3129
Spring Creek LS.D.
Box 5065
Borger, Texas 79008
George Nies
(806) 274-2294
Spring LS.D.
P. O. Box 90458
Houston, Texas 77290
Katherine A Trumbull
(713) 5861200
Spring Branch LS.D.
P. O. Box 19037
Houston, Texas 77224
Laurie Payton
(713) 365-5590
Springlake-Earth LS.D.
P. O. Box 191
Earth, Texas 79031
Alicia Gregory
(806)257-3868
Spur LS.D.
P. O. Box 119
Dickens, Texas 79229
Dexter Clay
(806)623-5216
Stafford LS.D.
2610 South Main St.
Stafford, Texas 77477
Lawrence Vaccaro
(713)4994537
Stanton LS.D.
P.O. Box 1349
S[anton, Texas 79782
Delbert Dickenson
(915) 756-2823
Stratford LS.D.
P. O. Box 239
Stratford, Texas 79084
Teresa Edmond
(806)396-5566
Sudan LS.D.
P. O. Box 457
Sudan, Texas 79371
Paula Ford
(806) 227-2089
Sulphur Bluff LSD.
P. O. Box 70
M[. Vernon, Texas 75457
Margie Jaggers
(903) 539-2358
Sundowu LS.D.
802 Houston St, 4 106
Levelland, Texas 79336
Christy Clevenger
(806) 894-4938
Sunrey LS.D.
P. O. Box 717
Dumas, Texas 79029
Joyce Cearley
(806) 9354193
Sweetwater LS.D.
P. O. Box 1256
Sweetwater, Texas 79556
Patricia Davis
(915)235-8421
Tezhoma LS.D.
P. O. Box 239
Stratford, Texas 79084
Teresa Edmond
(806) 396-5566
Tealine LS.D.
P. O. Box 579
Texline, Texas 79087
H. V. Stanley
(806) 249-6767
Three-Way LS.D.
302 Main Street
Muleshce, Texas 79347
Kaye Elliott
(806) 272-5501
Throckmorton LS.D.
P.O. Box 788
Thmckmorton, Texas
76483
Linda Csrrington
(940) 849-3431
Tom Bean LS.D.
P. O. Box 128
Tom Been, Texas 75489
John Ramsey
(903) 546-6161
Tomball LS.D.
P. O. Bpx 276
Tomball, Texas 77375
Hrian Ludwig
(713) 351-8243
1WIia LS.D.
P. O. Drawer 8
Tulia, Texas 79088
Rose Lee Powell
(806) 9954118
Ttirkey-Quitaque
C.I.S.D.
P. O. Box 397
Turkey, Texas 79261
Brenda Smith
(806)455-1411
Vega LS.D.
P. O. Drawer 449
Vega, Te7cas 79092
Jen Carter
(806)267-2442
Veuua LS.D.
P.O. Box 75
Clebume, Texas 76033
W. E. Carroll
(817) 641-4046
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Walcott L5.D.
P. O. Box 2298
Hereford, Texas 79045
Danny Jones
(806) 364-0625
Wazehac6ie LS.D.
P. O. Drawer F
WaxahacLie, Texas 75165
Dan Davis
(972) 923-4631
Wellington LS.D.
CoIICthouse 1" Floo7~ RM. 4
Wellington, Texas 79095
Mn Wauer
(806)447-5172
Whceler LS.D.
P. O. Box 1010
Wheeler, Texas 79096
Donna Walser
(806) 826-5241
White Deer LS.D.
P. O. Box 970
Panhandle, Texas'79068
Donita Davis
(806) 537-3569
W6iteface LS.D.
P. O. Box 7
Whiteface, Texas 79379
Jimmy Ericson
(806) 287-1154
W6itewright LSD.
P. O. Box 2106
Sherman, Texas 75091
7ahn Ramsey
(214) 868-9515
Whitharral LSD.
802 Houston St., # 106
Levelland, Texas79336
Christy Clevenger
(806) 894-4938
Whilaey LS.D.
P. O. Box 592
Whitney, Texas 76692
Darlene Pelham
(817) 694-2409
Wichita Falls LS.D.
P. O. Box 1431
Wichita Falls Texas 76307
Lou Murdock
(940) 766-8298
Wildorado LS.D.
P. O. Drawer 310
Vega, Texas 79092
Jen Carter
(806) 267-2442
Windthorst LS.D.
P. O. Box 700
Archer City, Texas 76351
Teresa Martin
(940) 57413531
Woodson LS.D.
105 N. Minter Street
Throckmorton, Texas
76483
Linda Carrington
(817) 8493431
* FoR Wa1fi I.S.D. is a cfimt
of Padue, Brsdc9t, Flores, [Jtt
Bons - a Jomt Vmture
Senion HII: [lean • khool D'ntric6 - Pase 8
APPRAISAL DISTRICTS
Aadrews County
Appraisal District
405 N. W. 3rd Street
Andrews, Texas 79714
Ron Huckabay
(915) 523-9111
Armstrong County
Appraiast District
P.O. Box 835
Claude, Texas 79019
Ronald Patterson
(806)226-4481
Baiky County Appraisal
District
104 East Avenue C
Muleshce, Texas 79347
Kaye Elliott
(806)272-5501
Borden Cwnty
Appraisal Diatrict
P.O. Hox 115
Gail, Texas 79938
Royale D. Lewis
(806) 756-4415
Brazoria County
Appraisal District
500 N. Chenango Street
Angleton, Texas 77515
Cheryl Evans
(979) 849-7792
Briscce County
Appraisal DiatriM
P. O. Box 728
SIlverton, Texas 79257
Carlye Fleming
(806) 823-2161
Carson CouMy
Appraisal District
P. O. Box 970
Panhandle, Texas 79068
Donita Davis
(806) 537-3412
Castro County Appraisal
District
204 S. E. Third (rear)
Dimmitt, Texas 79027
Jerry Heller
(806)647.5131
Cham6era County
Appraiaal District
P. O. Box 1520
Anahuac, Texas 775141520
Michael L. Fregia
(409) 267-3795
Childreas County
Appraisal Diatrict
Box 13, County Courthouse
Childress, Texas 79201
Anita Manley
(940) 937-6062
Cochran County
Appreisal DistriM
109 S.E. 1°Street
Mortoq Texas 79346
Loy Kem
(806)266-5584
Collingsworth Appraissl
DiatriM
Courthouse, I°` Floor, Room
4
Wellington, Texas 79095
Ann Wauer
(806) 447-5172
Cottle County Appraisal
District
P. O. Box 459
Paducah, Texas 79248
Rue Young
(806) 492-3345
Crosby County Appraisal
Distrkt
P. O. Bar 479
Crosby[on, Texas 79322
Daria Doss
(806) 675-7077
Dallxm Cwnty Appraisal
DistriCt
P. O. Box 579
Dalhart, Texas 79022
Huie V. Stanley
(806)249-6767
Dawaon County
Appraiexl District
P. O. Box 1268
Lamesa, Texas 79331
Tom Anderson
(806) 872-7181
Deaf Smith Camty
Appraisal DistriM
P. O. Box 2298
Hereford, Texas 79045
Danny Jones
(806) 364-0625
Dickens Couuty
Appraisal District
P. O. Box 119
Dickens, Texas 79229
Dex[er Clay
(806) 623-5216
Donley County Appraisal
District
Drawer 1220
Clarendon, Texas 79226
Paula Lowne
(806) 874-2744
Ellia County Appraisal
District
P.O. Box 878
Waxahaclrie, Texas 75165
Kathy Rodrique
(972) 9373552
El Paso Central Apprainal
District
1720 Murchison
El Paso, Texas 79902
Cora B. Viescas
(915) 780-2000
Erath County Appraisal
Dietrict
P.O. Box 94
Stephenville, Texas 76401
Jerry Lee
(817) 965-7301
F'isher County Appraisal
District
P. O. Box 516
Roby, Texas 79543
Betty Mize
(915) 776-2733
Floyd County Appraisal
Diatrict
P.O. Box 249
Floydada, Texas 79235
8helia Faulkenberry
(806) 983-5256
Freestone Cwnty
APPraisal District
P.O. Box 675
Fairfield, Texas 75840
Bud Black
(903) 389-5510
Gaines County Appraiaal
Dietrict
P.O. Box 490
Seutinole, Texas 79360
Betty Caudle
(915) 755-3263
Gana Cownty Apprsissl
District
P.O. Drawer F
Post, Texas 79356
Slrirley Smith
(806)495-3518
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Glasscock County
Appraisal DistriM
P.O. Box 89
Garden City, Teacas 79739
Royce V. Pruit
(915) 354-2361
Grayson County
Appraieal District
205 N. Travis
Sherman, Texas 75090
Larry Ward
(903) 893-9673
Guadalupe County
Appraisal DistriM
3000 N. Austin St.
Sequin, Texas 78155-7397
Ed Bames
(210) 372-2871
Hardin County
Appraisal DistriM
P.O. Box 670
Kountze, Teacas 77625
Amador Rayna
(409)246-2507
Hale County Appraisal
District
P.O. Box 329
Plainview, Texas 79072
Linda Jaynes
(806)293-4226
Hall County Appraisal
District
Hall County Courthouse
Memphis, Texes 79245
Paulette Lipscomb
(806)259-2393
Haesford County
Appraisel DistriM
P.O. Box 519
Spearman, Texas 79081
Alice Peddy
(806) 659-5575
Hartley County
Appraisal Diatrict
P. O. Box 405
HarUey, Texas 79044
Donna Bryant
(806) 365-0515
Haskell County
Appraital District
P. O. Box 467
Haskell, Texas 79521
Kenny Watson
(817) 864-3805
Hemphill County
Appraisal District
P.O. Box 65
Canadian, Texas 79014
David Lanier
(806) 323-6661
Howard County
Appraisal Diatrict
P.O. Box 1151
Big Spring, Texas 79721
Keith Toomire
(915) 263-8301
Hunt County Appraisal
District
P.O. Box 1339
Greenville, Texas 75403
Mildred Compton
(903) 454-3510
Hutcltinson County
Appraisal Diatrict
P.O. Box 5065
Borger, Texas 79007
George Nies
(806) 274-2294
Johnson County
Appraisal District
109 North Main
Clebume, Texas 76031
Don Gilmore
(817) 558-8100
King County APPraisal
District
P.O. Box 117
Guthrie, Texas 79236
Sandy Burkett
(806) 5964588
Kleberg County
Appraisal District
P.O. Box 1027
Kingsville, Texas 78364
Tina Loera
(512) 595-5775
Lamb County Appraisal
District
P.O. Box 552
Littlefield, Texas 79339
Vaughn McKee
(806)385-6474
Lipscomb County
Appraisal District
P.O. Box 128
Darrouzett, Texas 79024
Jerry Reynolds
(806) 624-2881
Lubbock Central
Appraisal District
P.O. Box 10542
Lubbock, Texas 79408
David Kimbrough
(806) 762-5000
Mardn County Appraisal
District
P.O. Box 1349
Stanton, Texas 79782
Delbert Dickenson
(915) 756-2823
Montgomery County
Appraisal DistriM
P.O. Box 2233
Conroe, Texas 77305
Jimmy Foreman
(409) 7563354
Moore County Appreisal
Diatrict
P.O. Box 717
Dumas, Texas 79029
Joyce Cearley
(806) 935-4193
Nolan County Appraisal
District
P. O. Box 1256
Sweetwater, Texas 79556
Patricia Davis
(915)235-8421
Ochiltree County
Appraisal District
825 S. Main, Suite 100
Perryton, Texas 79070
Teny Symons
(806) 435-9623
Oldham County
Appraisal District
P. O. Box 310
Vega, Texas 79092
Jen Carter
(806)267-2442
Palo Pinto County
Appraiaal DistriM
P.O. Box 250
Palo Rnto, Texas 76484
V. Carol Holmes
(817) 659-1281
Parmer CouMy Appraieal
District
P. O. Box 56
Bovina, Texas 79009
Ron Procter
(806)251-1405
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Polk County Appraisal
District
312 N. Washington
Livingston, Texas 77351
Clyde Arrendale
(409) 327-2174
Potter County Apprsiesl
DistriM
5701 Hollywood Rd
Amarillo, Texas'I9105
Jim CLilders
(806) 358-1601
Rsndall Couoty
Appraisal DistriM
5701 Hollywood Road
Amarillo, Texas 79105
Jim Childers
(806) 358-1601
Roberts County
Appraisal District
P. O. Box 458
Miami, Texas 79059
Carol Johnson
(806) 868-5281
Robertson County
Appraieal District
P.O. Box 998
Franklin, Texas 77856
Dan Brewer
(409) 828-5800
San Patricio County
Appraisal DiatriM
P.O. Box 938
Sinton, Texas 78387
Kathryn Vermillion
(361) 364-5402
Scurry County
Appraisal District
2612 College Ave.
Snyder, Texas 79549
Larry Crooks
(915) 573-8549
Sherman County
Appraisal District
P. O. Box 239
Stratford, Texas 79084
Teresa Edmond
(806) 396-5566
Somervell County
Appraisal District
P. O. Box 747
Glen Rose, Texas 76043
lim Yeats
(817) 897-4094
Stephens County
Appraiaal District
P.O. Box 351
Breckenridge, Texas 76424
Troy Sloan
(817) 559-8233
StonewaR County
Appraisai DistriM
P. O. Box 308
Aspermont, Texas 79502
Ozella Warner
(817) 989-3363
Swis6er County
Appraisal District
P.O. Box 8
Tulia, Texas 79088
Rose Lee Powell
(806)995-4I18
Tarrant Appraisal
District
2500 Aandley-Ederville
Road
Fort Worth, TexaS 76115-
6909
John Marshall
(817)284-0024
Throckmorton County
Appraisal District
P.O. Box 105
Throckmorton, Texas'I6483
Linda Carrington
(940) 8493431
Upton County Appraisal
District
P. O. Box 1110
McCamey, Texas 79752
Sheri Stephens
(915)652-3221
Williamson Conuty
Appraisal District
P.O. Box 1120
Georgetown, Texas 78627
Bill Carroll
(512) 939-3787
W6celer County
Appraisal District
P.O. Bwc 349
Wheeler, Texas 79096
Larry Schoenals
(806) 826-5900
Wichita County
Appraiasl DistriM
P. O. Box 5172
Wichita Falls, Texas 76307
Edward Trigg III
(940) 322-2435
Yoakum County
Apprsisal District
P.O. Box 748
Plains, Texas 79355
Saundra Stephens
(806)456-7101
Young County Appraisal
District
P. O. Box 337
Graham, Texas 76046
Pat Butler
(940) 549-2392
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SPECIAL DISTRICTS
Amarillo Jr. College
District
Included in City of
Amarillo
(Potter County)
P.O. Box 2289
Amarillo, Texas 79105
Danny Messer
(806) 342-2600
Amarillo Ja College
D'ISttiCt
Included in CiTy of
Amarillo
(Randall County)
P.O. Box 997
Canyoq Texas79015
Carol Autry
(806) 655-6275
Bacliff Municipal Utitity
District
P.O. Drawer 1336
Dickinson, Texas 77539
Bill Brown
(281) 337-0501
Brookshire Municipal
Water District
P. O. Box 160
Brookshire, Texas 77423
Helen Michalke
(713) 375-5829
C18PCnd0n .TllDlpt
College District
Drawer1220
Clarendon,Texas79226
Paula Lowrie
(806) 8742774
Clear Creek Drainage
District
P. O. Box 31
Friendswaod, Texas 77546
Alta Carbone
(713)482-I198
Corintluan Point M.U.D.
1301 McKinney, Suite 5100
Houston, Texas 77610
Fuibright & Jaworski
(713) 651-5151
Dallam County Water
District
P.O. Box 579
Dalhart, Texas 79022
H. V. Stanley
(806)249-6767
DaRas County Utility &
Reclamation District
P. O. Box 160035
Irving, Texas 75016
Ken Hefley
(214) 556-0625
Denton County M.U.D.
#2
P.O. Box 1249
Denton, Texas 76202
Mary Hom
(817) 565-8655
Denton County M,II.D.
#3
P.O. Box 1249
Denton, Texas 76202
Mary Horn
(817)565-8655
Dickens County Water
Control & Improvement
DistriM #1
P.O. Box 119
Dickens, Texas 79229
Dexter Clay
(806) 623-5216
Ft Bend W CID #2
2610 South Main
Stafford, Texas 77477
Lawrence Vacarro
(713)4994537
Fraak Phillips Junior
College
P.O. Box 5065
Borger, Texas 79008
George Nies
(806) 274-2294
Franklin County Water
District
P. O. Box 70
Mt. Vemon, Texas 75457
Margie Jaggers
(903) 539-2358
Galveston Coanty
W.C.I.D. #1
P.O. Drawer 1386
Dickinson, Texas 77539
Bill Brown
(713)3374501
Glasscock County
Underground Water
District
P.O. Box 89
Garden City, Texas 79739
Royce V. Pruit
(915) 354-2361
Harris County F.S.W.D.
#47
210 Brookview
Channelview, Texas 77530
Linda Adams
(281)452-2872
Harris Coaaty W.C.I.D.
#92
P. O. Box 90458
Houston, Texas 77290
Katherine Trumbull
(713) 586-1200
Haslceu coanty waser
DistriM #1
P. O. Box 467
Haskell, Texas 79521
Kenny Watson
(817) 864-3805
Haskcll-Knoa Water
DistriM
P.O. Box 467
Haskell, Texas 79521
Kenny Watson
(940) 864-3805
Hemphill Underground
W ater District
P.O. Box 959
Canadian, Texas 79014
Gladene Swires
(806) 323-6661
High Plains Water
District
P.O. Box 10542
Lubbock, Texas79408
David Kimbrough
(806) 762-5000
High Plains Water
District
P.O. Box 835
Claude, Texas 79019
Ronald Patterson
(806) 226-4481
Hig6 Plains Water
District
P.O. Box 249
Floydada, Texas 79235
Shelia Faulkenberry
(806) 983-5256
Hig6 Plains Water
District #1
204 S. East Third (rear)
Dimmitt, Texas 79027
Jerry Helter
(806)647-5131
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Houston Community
College
2610 South Main
S[afford, Texas 97477
Lawrrnce Vacazro
(713) 4994537
Johnson County FWSD
#1
2 North Main Street
Cleburne, Texas 76031
W. E. Carroll
(817) 645-4046
Lazy River
Improvement District
1150 Louisiana, Suite 400
Houston, Texas 77082
Smith, Murdagh, LitUe &
Bonham
(713) 6525580
Llsno Estacado Water
District
P. O. Box 490
Seminole, Texas 79360
Betty Caudle
(915) 758-3263
Lubbock Couuty Water
DistriM
P.O. Box 10542
Lubbock, Texas 79408
David Kimbrough
(806) 762-5000
Mackenzie Municipal
Water Authority
P.O. Box 249
Floydada, Teacas 79235
3helia Faulkenberry
(806) 983-5256
Mackenzie Municipal
Water Authority
P.O. Bmc 8
Tulie, Texas 79088
Rose Lee Powell
(806)995-4118
Mackenzie Water
Authority
P. O. Box 728
Silverton, Te7tas 79257
Carlye Fteming
(806) 823-2161
Martin County Fresh
Wate[ District
P.O. Box 1349
Stanton, Texas 79782
Delbert Dickenson
(915) 756-2823
Memorial Vdlagee
Water Authority
8955 Gaylord
Houston, Texas 77024
Brenda Ghoulson
(713)465-8318
MoMgomery Ca F7eah
W ater District #6
98 San Jacinto, Suite 1770
Austin, Texas 78701
Hutclrison, Boyle, Brooks &
Fisher
(512)4774121
Moatgomery County
M.U.D.#15
1415 Louisiana, 5' Floor
Houston, Texas 77002
Young & Brooks
(713) 951-0800
Montgomery County
Water Improvement
Diatrict #1
P. O. Box 496475
Garland, Texas 74049
Harold J. Hagan
(800) 393-0559
North Central Water
Authority
P. O. Box 467
Haskell, Texas 79521
J. L. Grissom
(817) 864-3805
North Moutague Couuty
Water Supply
P.O. Box 473
Nocona, Texas 76255
Francis Richardson
(940) 825-3267
North Plains Water
District
P. O. Box 405
Hartley, Te2cas 79044
Donna Bryant
(806) 365-4515
North Plains Water
Diatrict
P.O. Box 579
Dalhart, Texas 79022
H. V. Stanley
(806)249-6767
North Plains Water
District
P.O. Box 989
Stinnett, Texas 79083
Mary L. Henderson
(806) 878-2491
Palo Duro River
Authority
P.O. Box 989
Stinnett, Texas 79083
Mary L. Henderson
(806) 878-2491
Panhandle Ground
Water DiatriM #3
P. O. Box 9'70
Panhandle, Texas 79068
Donita Davis
(806) 537-3569
Panhandle Ground
Water District i13
P.O. Box 835
Claudq Texas 79019
Ronald Patterson
(806) 226-0481
Panhandle Ground
Water District # 3
P.O. Box ]220
Clarendon, Texas 79226
Paula Lowrie
(806) 874-2774
River Plantation M.U.D.
55 Waugh Drive, ll 603
Houston, Texas 77007
C. Charles Dippel
(713) 862-0445
Rotan Municipal Water
Authority
P. O. Box 516
Roby, Texas 79543
Betty Mize
(915) 776-2733
Ssn Leon M.U.D.
P.O. Drawer 1386
Dickinson, Texas 77539
Bill Browtt
(713) 337-4501
Sandylsnd Underground
Water District
P.O. Box 250
Plains, Texas 79355
Wanda Smith
(806) 456-2825
Somervell Camty Water
Dietrict
P. O. Box 747
Glen Rose, Texas 76043
Jim Yeats
(817)8974094
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South Plains Junior
College
802 Houston St., H 106
Levelland, Texas 79336
Christy Clevenger
(806)894-4938
Stanley Lake Municipal
IItility DiatriM
P. O. Box 496475
Garland, Teates 74049
Harold Hagan
(800) 393-0559
Stonewall County Water
Control & Impmvement
#1
P. O. Drawer N
Aspermont, Texas 79502
Jim Ward
(817) 989-2633
Tezas Nationat M,U.D.
1415 Louisiana, 5" Floor
Houston, Texas 77002
Young & Brooks
(713) 951-0800
Upton County Water
District
P. O. Box 110
McCamey, Te7tas 79752
Sheri Stephens
(915)652-3221
VaRey Creek Water
Control District
P. O. Box 1256
Sweetwater, Texas 79556
Ansa Lane
(915)235-8421
Valwood Improvement
Authority
1430 Valwood Pkwy, # 160
Canollton, Texas 75006
Sonja Dodds
(972) 484-9863
Wic6ita County Water
Improvemeut District #2
402 East Scott
Wichita Falls Texas 76301
Cindy Weeks
(940) 7675721
Waodlanda Metro
Center M.U.D. #1
P.O. Box 1323
Conroe, Texas 77305
Michael Page
(713) 62311531
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The following Special
DistriMs are Iocated in the
Couetiea in which they arc
Iisted under.
Harris County:
Addicks UD
Baker Road MUD
Baybrook M[JD #1
Chelford City MUD
Chelford One MUD
Cimarron MiJD
Clay Road M[ID
Cornerstone MUD
Cypress Creek UD
Cypress Forest UD
Cypress Hill MUD # I
Cypress Wood UD
Emerald Forest UD
Fallbrook UD
Faulkey Gully MUD
Greens Parkway MUD
Greenwood UD
Harris County FWSD #6
Harris County MUD #6
Harris County MUD #11
Harris County MIJD #IS
Harris County MUD #33
Harris County MLJD #46
Hams County MUD #49
Harris County MUD #53
Harris County M[JD #69
Harris County MUD #71
Harris County M[JD k81
Harris County M[JD #82
Harrls County MUD #93
Harris CounTy MUD #102
Harris County MUD q105
Harris County M[ID iq09
Harris Counry MUD N120
Harris County MUD #122
Harris County MUD #127
Harris County IvND #130
Harris County M[7D #132
Harris County MUD #144
Harris CounTy Mi7D H145
Harris County Mi7D k147
Harris County MUD # 148
Harris County MUD H151
Harris County M[YD p152
Hams CounTy MUD #]54
Harris County MiID#157
Harris County MUD #162
Harris County MUD q163
Harris County MUD #165
Harris County M[JD #167
Harris County MUD k168
Hanis County MUD #193
Harris County M[JD #186
Harris County MUD #188
Harris County MUD t1189
Harris CounTy MUD #199
Harris County MiJD N202
Harris County MUD #208
Harris County MIJD #221
Harris County MUD #222
Harris County MUD #230
Harris Couniy MUD #256
Hatris County MiJD #262
Harris CounTy MUD H264
Harris County M[TD #285
Harris County MUD #322
Harris County M[JD #350
Harris County M[JD #354
Harris County MUD #356
Harris County MUD #358
Harris County MUD I1360
Harris County UD #4
Harris County UD #6
Harris County UD #10
Harris County UD #14
Harris County UD #15
Harris County WCID 1136
Harris County WCID k70
Harris County WCID #113
Harris County WCID #116
Harris County WCID #132
Harris County WCID #133
Harris County WCID #145
Harris County WCID #I55
Heatherloch MUD
Horsepen Bayoa MITD
Interstate MUD
Invemess Forest ID
Klein PUD
Lakeforest UD
Luce Bayou PUD
Malcomson Road MUD
Memorial Hills UD
Memorial M(JD
Mission Bend MUD #2
North Green MUD
Northgate MUD # 1
Northgate RUD
Northwest Herris County
M[JD # 12
Northwest Harris CounTy
M[TD # 15
Nottingham Country MUD
Parkway MUD
Post Wood MUD
Reid Road MUD # 1
Renn Road MUD
Spanish Cove MiJD
Spring West MUD
Three Lakes MUD
Trail of the Lakes MUD
West Memorial MUD
Weston M[JD
Windfern Forest UD
Brazoria County:
Brazoria CounTy MIJD #4
Brezoria County MiJD #S
Fort Bend County:
Cinco MUD #2
Cinco MUD #3
Cinco Mi1D q6
Cinco MiJD #9
First Colony LID
First Colony MUD #2
First Colony MUD 44
First Colony MUD #5
First Colony Mi1D #S
First Colony MUD 49
Fort Bend County LID #2
Fort Bend County LID #11
Fort Bend County LID 1112
Fort Bend County MUD #2
Fort Bend County MUD
#19
Fort Bend County MUD
#21
Fort Bend County MUD
#23
Fort Bend County MUD
#25
Fort Bend County M[TD
#27
Fort Bend County MUD
#42
For[ Bend County MUD
449
Fort Bend CounTy MUD
#67
Fort Bend County MUD
#69
Fod Bend County MiJD
#81
Fort Bend County MLJD
M94
Fort Bend County MUD
#108
Fort Bend County MUD
#109
Fort Bend County MUD
#I11
Kingsbridge MiJD
North Mission Glen MUD
Pecan Grove IvIi7D
Sienna Plantation LID
West Keegan's Bayou ID
Willow Fork DD
Galveston County:
Galveston CounTy MOD k3
Montgomery County:
East Montgomery County
MUD # 1
Montgomery County MUD
M18
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HOSPTTAL DISTRICTS
Amarillo Hospital
DiatriM
Included in City of
AmarIllo
(Potter County)
P.O. Box 2289
Amarillo, Texas 79105
Danny Messer
(806) 342-2600
Amarillo Hospital
Diatrict
Included in City of
Amarillo
(Randall County)
P.O. Box 970
Canyon, Teacas 79015
(806) 655-6275
Baylor Co. Hospital
District
211 N. Washington St.
Seymour, Texas 76380-2558
Ronnie Hargrave
(940) 888-5636
Booker Hospital Dietrict
Lipscomb Co. Courthouse
Lipscomb, Texas 79056
Ann Word
(806) 862-2911
Caprock Hospital
Dis[rict
P.O. Box 249
Floydada, Texas 79235
Shelia Faulkenberry
(806) 983-5256
Dallam-Hartley Hospital
District
P.O. Box 579
Dalhart, Tacas 79022
A. V. Stanley
(806) 249-6767
Dallam-Hartley Hospital
District
P.O. Box 405
Hartley, Texas 79041
Donna Bryant
(806) 36517515
Darrouzett Hospital
District
Lipscomb Co. Courthouse
Lipscomb, Texas 79056
Ann Word
(806) 862-291]
Donley County Hospital
District
Drawer 1220
Clarendon, Texas79226
Paula Lowrie
(806) 874-2744
Electra Hospital DistriM
P.O. Box 1471
Wiclvta Falls, Texas 76307
Lou Murdock
(940) 766-8298
Farwell Hospital Diatrict
Included in Parmer County
P. O. Box 56
Bovina, Texas 79009
Ron Procter
(806) 251-1405
Ftieher County Hoapital
District
P. O. Box 516
Roby, Texas 74543
Betty Mize
(915) 776-2733
Fouett aospital District
Lipscomb Co. Courthouse
Lipscomb, Texas 79056
Ann Word
(806) 862-2911
Hall County Hospital
District
Halt County Courthouse
Memplus, Teacas 79245
Paulette Lipscomb
(806) 259-2393
Haskell Hospital District
P.O. Box 467
Haskeli, Te}ces 79521
Kenny Watson
(817) 8643805
Hemphill County
Hospital
P.O. Box 959
Canadian, Texas 79014
Gladene Swires
(806) 323-6661
Higgins Hospital District
Lipswmb Co. Courthouse
Lipscomb, Texas 79056
Ann Word
(806) 862-2911
Hutchinson County
Hospital District
P. O. Box 5065
Borger, Texas 79008
George Nies
(806)274-2294
Lipscomb Hospital
County Coarthouse
Lipscomb, Teacas 79056
Ann Word
(806) 862-2911
Lockney Hospital
DistriM
P.O. Box?A9
Floydada, Teatas 79235
Shelia Faulkenberry
(806) 983-5956
Lubbock Couaty
Hospital DistriM
P.O. Box 10542
Lubbock, Texas 79408
David Kimbrough
(806) 762-5000
McCamey Hospital
District
P. O. Box 1110
McCamey, Texas 79752
Sheri Stephens
(915) 6523221
Maore County Hospital
P. O. Box 405
Hartley, Texas 79044
Donna Bryant
(806) 365-4515
Muleahce Area Hospital
DistriM
302 Main Street
Muleshce, Texas 79437
Kaye Elliot
(806)272-5501
Muleshce Area Hospital
District
P.O. Box 56
Bovina, Texas 79009
Ron Procter
(806)251-1405
Nocona Hospital DietriM
P. O. Box 247
Nocona, Texas 76255
Frances Richardson
(940) 825-3267
Nolan Courty Hospital
District
P. O. Bmc 1256
Sweehvater, Texas 79556
Patricia Davis
Olney Hospital DiatriM
P.O. Box 337
Graham, Texas 76046
Pat Butler
(940) 549-2392
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Parmer Hospitsl Distrkt
P.O. Box 56
Bovina, Texas 79009
Ron Procter
(806) 251-1405
Rankin Hoapital District
P. O. Box 1110
McCamey, Teues 79752
Sheri Stephens
(915) 652-3221
Stonewail County
Hoapital Distrkt
Included in Stonewall
County
P. O. Drawer N
Aspermont, Texas 79502
7im Ward
(817) 989-2633
Stratford Hospital
Distrkt
P. O. Box 239
Stratford, Tenas 79084
Teresa Edmond
(806) 396-5566
Swis6er Memorial
Hoapital Distrkt
P. O. Drawer 8
Tulie, Texas 79088
Rose Lee Powell
(806) 995-0118
Teahoma Memorial
Hospital Dietrict
P. O. Box 239
Stratford, Texas 79084
Teresa Edmond
(806) 396-5566
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Resumes of Firm's Principal Attomeys
HOWARD PERDUEBom October 28, 1933, Dallas, Texas
Experiena 1970 - Presait: Private Law Practice, Limited to Ad Valorem Taxation
1967 - 1970: First Assistant City Attomey, City of Amarillo, Texas
Chief Attomay for combined tax offices of City, School,
College and Hospital Districts
1965: Assistant Distrid Attomey, Dallas Cowrty, Texas
Tax Collaction Division
1963 - 1967: Councilman, City of Irving, Texas
1960: Tax Assessor-Collector, City of Farmers Branch, Texas
1955 - 1959: Chief Deputy Tax Assassor-Collector, City of Irving, Texas
Fomier Advisor, Texas Legislative Property Tax Committee
Bar Admissions State Baz of Texas; United States District CouR, Northem District of Texas;
United States District Court, Westem Disttict of Texas; United States Supreme
Court
EduGttion North Texas State University, Bachelor of Business Adminis[ration
Southem Mathodist University, School of Law
"*Redred
UIRRY BRANDON
Bom March 8, 1939, Loma Linda, Califomia
Euperience
1971 - Presmrt: Private Law Practice, Limitad to Ad Valorem Taxation
1970 - 1971: First Assistant City Attomey, CRy of Amarillo
(Head of Tax Division, in addition to other duties)
1967 - 1970: Assistant City Atiomey, City of Amarillo
(1968-1970, Tax Divisiai)
Bar Admiuions
State Bar of Texas; United Statas District Court, Northem District of Tesas;
United States Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit; United States Supreme Court
Education
West Texas State University, Bachelor of Business Administration
Baylor University School of Law, Bachelor of Law (L.L.B.)
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C. DAVID FIELDER Bom February 22, 1947, Houston, Texas
Experience 1974 - Presefft: Private Law Practice, Limited to Ad Valoram Taxation
1974: County Auomey for Partter Cowrty
1972 -1973: Assistant Courny Attomey, Chief Tax Attomey for Pofiter
Courny, Texas
1972: Assistant City Attomey, City of Amarillo, Texas
Bar Admissions State Bar of Texas; United States District Court, Northem Distrid of Texas
United States Supreme Court, Fiffh Circuit Cowt of Appeals
Eduation University of Texas at Austin, Bachelor of Business Administration, 1969
Univarsity of Texas School of Law, Doctor of Jurisprudence, 1971
Community Imohement President, Arlington West Little T.eague, 1991-1993
Member ofthe Board of Directocs, Arlington Baseball Association, 1991-1993
Presidem of Young Jr. High School Athletic Booster Club, 1994-1995
Member of the Board of D'uectors, Martm High School Football Booster Club,
1996-1998
Assisfant Coach, l'MCA Youth Basketball Pmgram, 1984-1992, 1995
Assisfaut Coach, Optimist Football Program, 1989-1990
Member, University of Texas Chancellor's Council
Member, University of Texas School of Law Deans's Roundtable
JAMES 0. COLLINS Bom March 15, 1953, Bartlesville, Oklahoma
ficperience 1982 - Presem: Private Law Practice, Limited to Ad Valorem Taxation
1980 - 1982: Private General Practice, Amarillo, Texas
1978 - 1980: Assistam Distrid Attomey for Randall Coumy, Texas
Bar Admissions State Bar of Texas; Unitsd States District Court, Northem District of Texas
Lubbock Cowrty Bar Associatian; Past Presideat, Amarillo Young Lawyers
Association
Eduation West Texas Stats University Bachelor of Science in Public Administration
Texas Tech University School of Law, Doctor of Jurisprudence, 1978
Editor, Business Manager, Texas Tech University School of Law, Law Review
Visiting Speaker Texas Tech University; University of Texas LBJ School of Public Affairs
Texas Association of Appraisal Districts; Texas Association of Assessing
Officers; Texas Tax Assessor-Collector Association.
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ROBERT A. MOTT Born January 21, 1950, nustin, Texas
Experientt 1984 - Present;
1981 - 1984:
1979 - 1981:
1977 - 1977:
Bu Admiuiorts State Bar of Te
Private Law Practice, Limited to Ad Valorem Taxation
Collections & Appraisal Disfrid Representation
Staff Attomey, Director of Standards 8c Procadures
Harris Coimty Appraisal District
Staff Attomey 8c Educational Coordinator SPTB
Staff Attorney, Stats Comptroller of Public Accounts
xas
Eduatian L.amar University, Undergraduate, 1968-1970
University of Texas at Austin, Bachelor of Arts, Economics, 1972
University of Texas at Austin, Master of Arts, Economics, 1975
University of Texas School of Law, Doctor of 7urisprudence, 1977
Freyuerrt lecturer on ad valorem tax matters, with emphasis on collec[ion of
delinquetrt taxes for various associations and groups in and around the State of
Teacas.
JASON L BAILEI' Bom February 25, 1966
Experience 1994 - Presetrt
2/94 - 10/94:
2/94 - 4/94:
6/93 - 1/94:
Law Practice Limited to Ad Valorem Taxation
Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins & Mott, L.L.P.
Law Clerk with Friedman & Gold
Intem wiih University of Houston Legal Aid Clinic
Law Clerk, Roseman & Wiseman, P.C.
Bar Admissions Stats Baz of Texas
Education Southwest Teacas State University, Bachelor of Arts
University of Houston Law Carter, Juris Doctorate
TAB BEALL Bom September 25, 1955, Tyler, Texas
Experience 1981 - PreseM: Private Law Practice, Limited to Ad Valorem Taxation
Bu Admiuioiu State Bar of Texas; United States District Court, Eastem District of Teacas;
Unitad States District Court, Northern District of Teacas
Education Trinity University, Bachelor of Science, 1978
Teacas Tech School of Law, Doctor of Jurispruderice, 1981
Membenhips President - Smith County Baz Associatian
Advisory Board Member - Tyler Independent School District
Frequwrt lecturer on ad valorem tax matters, with emphasis an collection of
delinquart taxes for various associations and goups in and around the Stats of
Texas.
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KEVIN BRENNEN Born March 21, 1954, Pasadena, Teacas
Experience 1984 - Present: Private Practice, Limited to Ad Valorem Taxation
1981 - 1984: Assisfant Criminal Distrid Attomey of Randall County, TX
1979 -1981: Pierce Courny Prosecutor's Office, Irnem, Tacoma, WA.
Bar Admissions State Bar of Texas; United States District Court, Northern Distrid of Texas;
United States Supreme CouR
Education Abilene Christian University, Bachelor of Business Administration, 1977
Abilene Christian University, Master of Sciencs, 1978
University of Puget Sound Law School, Doctor of Jurisprudenca, 1981
Frequent lecturer on ad valorem tax matters, with emphasis on collection of
delinquent taxes for various associations and groups in and around the State of
Teacas.
MICHAEL J. DARLOW Bom oorober 15, 1959, Nhami, Fioriaa
Experience 1990 - Present: Private Law Practice, Limited to Ad Valorem Taxation
1983 - 1990: Shareholder and Managing Padner of Prappas &
Darlow, P.C.
Bar Admissions State Bar of Texas; United States District Court, Southem Distrid of Teacas;
United States Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit; United Statss Supreme Court
Eduation University of Florida, Baclielor of Arts, 1980
South Teacas College of Law, Doctor of Jurisprudence, 1983
6EORGE DOWLEN
som 7une 12, 1934, Canyon,l'eXas
Experience
1987 - Present: PrivaYe Law Practice, Limited to Ad Valorem Taxation
1975 - 1987: Judge, 181st Distrid Court, Potter and Randall Cournies
1964 - 1975: Criminal District Attomey, Randall Cowrty, Texas
1962 - 1964: Private General Practice
1961 - 1962: Assistant City Attomey, City of Amarillo
Bar Admissions
State Bar of Teacas; Unitad States District Court, Northem District of Texas
Unitad States Court of Lrtemational Trade, United States Supreme Court
Eduation
West Texas State University
University of Teacas School of Law
Frequenl lecturer on ad valorem tax maGars, with emphasis an collection of
Delinquent taxes for various associations and groups in and around the Stats of
Teacas.
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DAVID A. (TON~ ELLISON Bom May 9, 1953, Crosby Cowriy, Texas
Experience 1987 - Present: Privats Law Pradice, Limited to Ad Valorem Taacation
1979 - 1987: Privats General Practice, Lubbock, Texas
Bar Admissions State Bar of Teacas; United States District Court, Northem District of Texas;
United States Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit; United Statss Suprama Court
Eduation Texas Tech University, Bachelor of Business Adminishation,
Texas Tech University Schaol of Iaw, Doctor of Jurisprudence, 1978
Membenhips and Honon Lubbock County Bar Association; Past-Presidern - South Plains Chaptsr, TAAO;
Rotary Club of Lubbock; Director - Children's Home of Lubbcek and Texas Bo}'s
Ranch of Teacas; American Jurisprudaice Award - Wills and Trusts; Nominated
by District Judgas as Outstanding Young Lawyer, Lubbock Coumy - 1987
HAROLD LEREW Bom January 3, 1947, Paxton, mmois
Experience 1985 - Presart: Private Practice, Limited to Ad Valorem Taxation
1984 - 1984: Distrid Attomey, 30th Judicial District
1981 - 1983: Wichita County Atturney
1978 - 1980: Private General Practice
1975 - 1978: Assistant City Attomey, Wichita Falls, Texas
Bar Admissions State Bar of Texas; Unitsd States District Court, Norfhem District of Twcas;
United States Court of Appeals, Fiffh Circuit
Eduation Midwestem University, Bachelor of Arts, 1969
Texas Tech University School of Law, Doctor of Jurisprudence, 1975
JOSEPH T. LONGORIA Bom June 5, 1957, xo,zscon, Texas
Experienm 1991 - Prescmt: Private Law Practice, Linrited to Ad Valorem Taxation
1990 - 1991: Associate with the Law Offices of Daniel K. Trevino, Jr.
1989 - 1990; Law Clerk with the Law Offices of Daniel K. Trevmo, Jr.
Bar Admiuiom State Bar of Teacas; i3nited States District Court, Southem District of Texas;
Eduation University of Houston, Bachelor of Arts, 1983
University of Houston Law Center, Juris Doctorate, 1989
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GREG6 M. McIAUGHIIN Born August 1, 1950, san anconio, Teacas
Enperience 1983 - Present: Private Law Practice, Limited to Ad Valorem Taacation
1971 - 1995: Unitad States Acmy Reserva Officer (Retirad)
Branch: Military IMelligence
1978 - 1983: Assistant City Attomey (Cluef Prosecutor, D'uedor of
Mtuucipal Court, Head of Ad Valorem Tax Collections,
Planning and Zonmg, and Damaga Claims), City of Grand
Prairie, Teacas
1976 - 1978: First Assistant City Attomey (Chief Prasecutor and Head of
Eminent Domain, and Planning and Zoning), City of San
Angelo, Texas
Bar Admissions State Bar of Texas; United Statss District Court, Northem District of Teacas
Eduntion Baylor University, Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and
Oral Communications: Radio, Television and Film, 1972
Baylor University, Post Graduate Work: Sociology, 1973
Baylor University School of Law, Doctor of Jurisprudence, 1975
Community Activities Assistaut Coach, Optimist Select
Vice President, Arlington Southwest Little League
Commissioner,
Assistant Coach
Member ofthe Board of Directors, Arlington Southwest Little I.eague
Commissioner,
Assistant Coach
Umpire, Arlingtcm Southwest Litt.le League
Distrid Umpire, Regian Little League
Seclion Il! • Aetums of the taMfrm - Pue 6
R. BRUfE MEDLEI Born Apri129, 1957, xouston, Texas
Experientt 1982 - Present: Private Law Practice, Limited to Ad Valorem Taxation
Bu Admissions State Bar of Texas; United States District Court, Northem District of Texas;
United States Court of Appeals for the Fiffh Circuit; Unitad Statss Suprame Court
Eduntion Rice University, Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science, 1979
Presidmt's Haior Roll, 1979
Secondary School Teachar's Certificats in Social Studies (Inactive)
Univarsity of Houston School of Law, Doctor of Jurisprudence, 1982
Communitr Actiritia Past Assistant Cubmaster and CommiUee Cha'u for Cub Scout Pack 591
Currait Committce Chair for Boy Scout Troop 591
St. Andrews United Methodist Clmrch, Arl'mgtai, Texas
Usher and Lector, St. Peter & St. Paul Episcopal Church, Arlington, Texas
Profasional Achierements Frequent lecturer on ad valorem tax matters, with emphasis on collection of
delinquem taxes for various associations and groups including the Texas
Association of Assessing Officers, the Texas Association of Appraisal Districts,
the University of Texas Property Tax Institute, and the State Baz Committee on
Property Taxation.
Past Presideut ofthe Northwest Texas Chapter, Texas Association of Assassing
Officers (1999-2001). Chairman ofthat Associatian's Tax Attomey Committse
for 6 ofihe past 7 years.
T.A.A.O. Marilyn Albert Outstanding Achievement Award 'm Ad Valorem
Taxation 1997. Certified Instructor for several property tax courses by tha Stats
Board of Tax Professional Examiners.
UIURA J. MONROE som ranuary ii, 1956, Fort wonh, Texas
Experience 1987 - Preseut: Privata Practice, Limited to Ad Valorem Tax Collections
1983 - 1987; Assistam City Attomey, Lubbock, Texas
Bar Admissions State Bar of Texas; United Statss Disvict Court, Northem District of Teacas;
United States Diskrict Court, Westem District of Texas
President-Elect, Lubbock Coumy Bar Association, 1995-96
Eduwtion Stephen F. Austin University, Bachelor of Science in Home Economics,
Magna Cum Laude and Honor Roll, 1977
Stephen F. Austin University, Texas Teachar's Certificate, 1977
Texas Tech University School of Law, Doctor of Jurisprudence, 1982
Honors Speaker, Texas A&M University, V.G. Young Institute, 1995
Chairman, Farny Ranch & Agri-business Banlwptcy Tnstitute, 1996
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DONALD B. ROSEMAN Bom June 20, 1949, Bimilngham, Alabama
Experience 1996 - Presart: Private Law Practice, Limited to Ad Valorem Taxation
1976 - 1995: Privata Law Pcactice, Partner and Shareholder,
Rosernan & Wiseman, P.C.
Bar Admissions State Bar of Texas, Supreme Court of Texas, United States Distrid Court,
Northem and Southem Districts
Eduution University of Texas, Bachelor of Acts
Stanford University, Cumberland School of Law, Doctor of Jurispmdence
Frequent lecturer on ad valorem tax matters, with emphasis on collection of
delinquent taxes for various associations and goups in and around the State of
Teacas.
(ARL 0. SANDIN Bom December 23, 1965 La Salle, Illinois
Experienu 1996 - Prasent: Private Law Pradice, Limited to Ad Valorem Taxation
1988 - 1995: Law Piactice Limitsd to Ad Valorem Tax Collections
Rosenuw & Wiseman, P.C.
1987 - 1988: Law Clerk, Roseman & Wiseman, P.C.
61r Admissiom State Baz of Teacas
Eduution Universiry of St. Thomas, Bachelor of Arts, Political Sciaice
University of Houston Law Center, Juris Doctorate
OWEN M. SONIK Bom January 6, 1959, Johannesburg, South Africa
Experience 1998 - Presart: Law Practice Limited to Ad Valorem Taxatian - Perdue,
Brandon, Fielder, Collins, & Mott, L.L.P.
1987 - 1998: Law Practice limited to Ad Valorem Taxation - Calame,
Linebarger, Graham & Pena, L.L.P., Partner
1984 - 1987: Lampson, Most & Williams
Bu Admiuions State Bar of Texas
Eduation Teacas A&M University, Bachelor of Sciencs, Cum Laude, 1981
University of Houston Law Carter, Juris Doctorate, 1984
Memberships and Cerbfications Harris County Ad Valorem Tax Lawyer's Association
Teacas Association of Assessing Officers
Teacas Associatian of School Assessors
Phi Delta Phi Law Society
Order of Bazons
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B. LYNN STAVINOHA Bom September 4, 1963, Houscon, Texas
Experience 1989 - Present; Private Law Practice, Limited to Ad Valorem Taxation
1988 - 1989: Law Clerk, Perdue, Brandon, & Fielder
Bu Admiuioiu Stats Bar of Taxas; Unitsd States District Court, North District of Texas
Education Texas Lutheran College, Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Political
Science, Magna Cum Laude
Texas Tech University School of Law, Doctor of 7urisprudence, 1989
Community Actirities Scholarship Chair, Arlington Business and Professional Women's Club,
1991 - Preseart
Vestry Membar, St. Peter & St. Paul Episcopal Church, Arlington, 2001
Ysiting Speaker V.G. Young Instihite of County GovernmeM, Cowrty Tax Assessor / Colledor
Seminar, Texas A&M University
Property Ta1c Instkute, LBJ School of Public Affairs, University of Texas at
Austiu
TERR1' ANN WHITE Bom October 1, 1954, Tacoma, Washingtcm
Experience 1983 - Preseat: Private Law Practice, Limited to Ad Valorem Taxation
1980 - 1982: Assistant Counsel, Philiips Petroleum Company
1977 - 1979: Law Clerk, City Attomey, Lubbock, Texas
Bu Admiuions State Bar of Teacas; United States District Court, Northem District of Texas
Eduation Southem Methodist University, Bachelor of Science in Political Science and
Bachelor of Appliad Sciences in Criminal Justice
Texas Tech University School of Law
TERRI G. WISEMAN Born June 12,1950, o,iat,a, Nebraska
Experience 1996 - Presenrt: Privata Law Practice, Limited to Ad Valorem Taxation
1976 - 1995: Private Law Practice, Partner and Shareholder,
Roseman & Wiseman, P.C.
1974 - 1976: Shell Oil Company, Ad Valorem Tax Counsel
Bar Admissiom State Bar of Texas, United States District Court, Southem District of Texas,
United States Court of Appeals, Fiffh Circuit, all state and federal courts in
The State of Nebraska
Education University of Nebraska, Bachelor of Science, Business Administration
University of Nebraska School of Law, Juris Doctorate
Frequefft lecturer on ad valorem tax matters, with emphasis on collection of
delinquent taxes for various associations and groups in and around the State of
Texas.
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Resumes of Lawfirm's Associate Attorneys
JEANMARIE HOLDER BAER Bom March 28,1959, Cocoa seach, Fiorida
Experientt 1987 - Present
1985 - 1987:
1984 - 1985:
1983 - 1984:
1982:
1981:
Private Law Practice, Limited to Ad Valorem Taxation
Assistam Criminal District Attomey, Civil and Felony
Prosecution, Wichita County, Texas
Assistant County Attomey, Wichita Falls, Texas
Private General Practice, Wichita Falls, Texas
Iaw Clerk, Sherrill & Pace, Wichita Falls, Texas
Law Clerk, City AtWmay, City of Wichita Falls, Texas
Bar Admissians State Bar of Teacas; United States District Court, Northem Distrid of Texas
Education Midwestem State University, Bachelor of Arts, Political Scienca
(Criminal Justice), Summa Cum Laude, 1979
University of Texas School of Law, Doctor of Jurisptudence, with
Honors, 1983
ELIZABETH BANDA Bom June 4, 1974, Dalias, Texas
Experience 2000 - Present: Private Law Practice Limited to Ad Valorem Taxation
Perdue, Brandan, Fielder, Collins, & Matt L.L.P.
2000 - 2000: Jameson & Dunagan, P.C.
1998-2000: Law Clerk, Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins, & Mott L.L.P.
Bar Admissions State Bar of Teatas; U. S. District Court, Northem Distrid of Texas; Dallas Bar
Association; Dallas Association of Young Lawyers
Eduution University of Dallas, Bachelor of Arts, Dean's List (1996)
Texas Wesleyan University School of Law, Juris Doctorate (1999)
Additional SVengtht Thoroughly fluent in Spanish
Community Imobement Speaker at Dallas Public Schools
(Volunteer) Judge for Dallas High School Mock Trial Competitions
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DEBORAH S. fARTWRIGHT Bom Apri12, 1951 in Elgin, Texas
Experience 1996-Presmrt: Private Law Practice in Ad Valoram Taacation for Perdue,
Brandon, Fielder, Collins & Mou, LLP
1987-1996: Privats Law Practice, Calame, Linebarger, Cnaham & Pena,
L.L.P.
Bar Admissions State Baz of Teacas, Supreme Court of Texas, iTnited States District Court,
Bastrop Cowrty Bar Association
Edua6on Howard Payne University, Bachelor of Science, Secondary Educatian
Universiry of Teacas, LBJ School of Public Affairs Master Degree, Public Affairs
University of Houston Law Center, Doctor of Jurispiudence
DAYID S. tRAWFORD Bom July 24, 1969, BufFalo, New York
Experience 1995 - Present: Privata Law Practice Limitad to Ad Valorem Taacation
1994 - 1995: Private Law Practice
Bar Admissions State Bar of Texas, U.S. District Court, NoRhem District of Texas
Education Baylor University, Bachelor of Business Administration
Texas Tech University, Juris Doctotate
W. TRAfr fRITES JR sorn ruiy ii, 1974, Fort stockton, Texas
Experience 2000 - Present: Private I,aw Practice Limited to Ad Valorem Taacation,
Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins & Mott L.L.P.
1997 - 2000: Law Clerk, Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins & Mott L.L.P.
Bar Admissions State Bar of Texas
Eduution Angelo State Universiry, Bachalor of Business Administration
Texas Tech University School of Law, Juris Doctorate
ELKE L DANIEL som Augusr 22, 1966, Temple, Texas
Experience 1998 - Presait: Private Law Practice Limited to Ad Valorem Taacation
Bar Admissions State Bar of Texas, U.S. District Court, Northem Distrid of Texas
Eduntion Southam Illinois University, Bachelor of Science, Accounting, 1989
Texas Wesleyan University, Juris Doctorate
Sectiee IX - Aaames af the IawfRm - Pp 11
6REGORII R EAST Born February 19, 1970, Tulsa, oklanoma
Experience 1999 - Present: Privata Practice Limitad to Ad Valorem Taxation - Perdue,
Brandon, Fielder, Collins, & Mott, L.L.P.
Bar Admiuionu State Bar of Teacas
Eduafion Southem Methodist University, Bachelor of Fine Arts, 1988
University of Houston Law Carter, Cum Laude, Juris Doctorats, 1998
DAYID HUDSON Born March I
Ezperimce 1998-Present:
1992-1998:
1983-1990:
1974-1982:
5, 1947, Tyler, Teacas
Law Practice Limited to Ad Valorem Taxation
Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins, & Mott, L.L.P.
Hearings Attomay, Texas Comptroller of Public Accowrts
State Representative, Distrid 6, Teacas House of Representatives
lnstructor of Govemmem, Tyler Junior College
Bu Admiuions State Bar of Texas, Unitad States Distrid Court, Eastem District of Texas, United
Statss Supreme Court
Education Baylor University, Juris Doctorate
VOLANDA M. HUMPHREY Bom October 8, 1972, Flim, Michigan
Experiena 2001 - Presmt: Private Law Practice Limited to Ad Valorem Taacation,
Perdue, Brandan, Fielder, Collins & Mou L.L.P.
1998 - 2001: Private Law Practice, Sole Practitiarer, Humphray Law Office
Bar Admissions State Baz of Teacas, State Bar of Wisconsin
Education University of Mictugan-Flint, Bachelor of Arts, English Literature
University of Wisconsin Law School, Juris Doctorate
kttioa IX - Retwro of the Lawfirm - Pp 12
KAREN KOfKS
sorn Ntay 20,1970, AUStin, Texas
Experience
2001 - Presant: Private Law Practice Limited to Ad Valoram Taxation,
Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins & Mott, L.L.P.
1999 - 2000: Private Law Practice Limitsd to Ad Valorem Taxation,
Linebarger, Heard, Goggan, Blair, Graham, Pena &c Sampson
L.L.P.
1997 - 1999: Assistant Attomey General, Office ofthe Attomey General,
Transportation Division, Austin, Texas
1995 - 1997: Law Clerk, Office oftha Attomey General, Transportation
Division, Austin, Texas
1994 - 1995: Law Clerk, Davis, Adami & Cadillo, San Antonio, Texas
Bar Admissions
State Baz of Texas
Eduation
Universiry of Texas at Austin, Bactielor of Arts, Govemmenrt
St. Mary's University School of Law, Juris Dodorate
DEBRA S. DEWYEALL MER6EL soo necember 20,1960, weatherfora, Texas
Experienu 1999 - Presart: Privata Law Practice Limitad to Ad Valorem Taxation
Perdue, Brandan, Fielder, Collins, & Mott L.L.P.
1996 -1999: Law Clerk, Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins, & Matt L.L.P.
Bu Admiuions State Bar of Texas
Eduqtion Abilene Christian University, Bachelor of Science, Magna Cum Laude
Abilene Christian University, Master of Education, Magna Cum Laude
Texas Tech University School of Law, Juris Doctorate
Aademic Awuds Two Jurisprudence Awards: Advanced Legal Research & Medical Malpractice
CALI Award (1997), Excellence in Advanced Legal Research
Best Writer Awazd (1997), Texas Bank Lawyer
SectioN IX - Aesames of the liwfirm - Pzge 13
Resumes of lawfirm's Strategic Personnel
TERRY L HA1S
Bom November 10, 1950, Portalas, New Mexico
Ezperience
1998 - Present:
Director of Computer Services- Perdue, Brandon, Fielder,
Collins & Mott, L.L.P., Amanllo, Texas
1990 - 1997:
Programmer ! Analyst - Perdue, Brandon, Fielder,
Collins & Mott, L.L.P., Amarillo, Texas
1989 - 1990:
Coartsact programmer - Self employed, Amarillo, Texas
1989:
Programmer / Analyst - Professional Datasolutions, Inc.,
San Angelo, Texas
1980 - 1989:
Programmer 1 Analyst - Tumkey Computer Systems, Inc.,
Amarillo, Texas
1979 - 1980:
EDP Programmer / Analyst - Mason Hanger - Silas Mason,
Amarillo, Texas
1978 - 1979:
Office Manager - Professional Beauty Products,
Amarillo, Texas
1972 - 1978:
Teacher, Junior High Math, Lubbock Independent School
District, Lubbock, Texas
Eduption
West Texas State University, Bachelor of Science, 1972
ERNEST R. RICHARDSON
Bom August 3,
1950, Livingston, Texas
Ezperience
1995 - Present:
D'uector of Client Relations, Perdue, Brandon,
Fielder, Collins & Mott, L.L.P., Tyler, Texas.
1979 - 1995:
Diractor of Data Processing and Taxation, Highland
Park Independart School District, Dallas, Texas.
1977-1979:
Assistant Tax Assessor, Grand Prairie, Texas.
1975-1977:
Tax Appraiser and Assistant Tax Assessor, Highland Park
Indapendent School District, Dallas, Texas
Prohuional Littnses and Asso6ations Registered Professional Appraiser (RPA), BTPE, Austin, Texas
Registered Texas Assessor/Collector (RTA), BTPE, Austin, Texas
Certified Tax Administrator (CTA), BTPE, Austin, Texas
Institute of Certified Tax Administrators,
CTA Admissions Commiuee (1983, 1984 & 1986)
Texas Association of Assessing Officers, Auskin, Texas,
Instrudor, Trustee (1983-85), Treasurer, Vice-Presidert,
Presidart Elect, Presideirt (1985-90)
Texas School Assessor's Associatian
Mamber, Legislative Committee (1984-86)
Member, Chairman of Educatian Commit[ee (1993-94)
Trustee and Board Member (1994-1995)
kttbn IX - Iksnmes of the lawfrm - Pase 14
SfOTT MUfHA Bom nPrfl 2,1970, soun Bena, Inaiana
Ezperience 1999-Preseirt: Coordinator of Business Development, Perdue,
Brandon, Fielder, Collins, & Mott, L.L.P.
Arlington, Texas
1998 -1999: Commercial Sales Representative, ADT Security
Servicas, Bedford, Texas
1995 - 1998: Sales Representative, Aramark Uniform Services,
FoR Worth, Tesas
Eduution Ball State University, Bachelor of Science, Business Managemem, 1994
Ball State University, Bachelor of Science, Entrepreneurship and
Small Business Management, 1995
PAT WERLINE som sepcember 17, 1938, nuscu,, Teacas
Experience 1998-Presart
1990-1998:
1984-1990:
1982-1984:
1976-1982:
Audit D"uector, Property Value Study Appeals and
Audits Departmart: Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins,
& Mou, L.L.P, Houston, Texas
Supervisor, RepoRS and Audits: Texas State
Comptroller of Public Accouats, Property Tax Division
(fortnerly Teacas State Property Tax Board), Austin,
Texas
Controller: Tripod Realry, Tnc, Austin, Texas
Office Manager: Professional Maoaging & Consuking,
Austin, Texas
Supervising Auditor: Texas State Comptroller of
Public Accounts, Austin, Texas
Spedal Training Management wurses, Basic and advanced supervisory wurses, Basic
and advanced audit courses, Instructor training, Performance job
standards, Performance appraisals, Taxpayer communications, Com
munication effediveness, Decision making / problem solving, Inter
viewwuig and problem solving interviewing Managing time, meetings
and strass, Budgats
Sectioe IX • Raumes of the lawfirm - Pa`e IS
CARIA POPE-OSBORNE Bom July 19, 1961, Koumze, Texas
Experience 1996 - Presefft:
Appeals Director, Perdue, Bcandon, Fielder, Collins & Mott,
L.L.P., Austin, Texas
1993 - 1996:
Field Appraiser and Land Valuation Specialist, Property
Taac Division, Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts,
Austin, Texas
1992 -1993:
Research and Develapment Spacialist, Prcrperty Tvc Divi
sion, Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, Austin, Texas
1989 - 1992:
Land Studies CoordinaWr Property Tax Division, Texas
Comptroller of Public AccoLwts, Austin, Texas
1988 - 1989:
Land Valuation Analysf/Assistant Coordinator, State
Property Tax Board, Austin, Texas
1985 - 1987:
Land Valuatiai Specialists, State Property Tax Board,
Austin, Texas
Proftssionai Memberships Recipient, Outstanding Young Women of America; Racipiart, Intemational
and Atsodations Youkh in Achievemem; Secretary/Treasurer, SHSU Capital City Bearkat
Club; Treasurer, Dessau Pazant Teacher Organization; RPA desiguation,
Ceitificates of Completion from various profassional appraisal organizations
Eduation Sam Houston State University, Master of Science in Agricuhure, 1983
Sam Houstai State University, Bachelor of Sciance in Agricuiture, 1982
MARGUERITE HAHN Bom July 14, 1933, Graford, Texas
Experiente 1980 - Preseirt: Office and Personnel Manager, Perdue, Brandon & Fielder,
Arlington, Texas: Supervises administrative staff and
coordinates activities with professionai legal staff.
1979 - 1980: Litigation Clerk, Perdue, Brandon & Fielder, Arlingtan,
Teacas: Title raview and Litigation preparatiai and review.
1966 -1974: Title Clerk, Mid-City Chrysler Plymouth, Arlington, Texas
1959 - 1961: Title Clerk, Mid-City Chrysler Plymouth, Arlmgtonm, Texas
1952 - 1956: Clerk/Secretary, Service Pipaline Co., a subsidiary of
Standard Oil of Indiana
Professional Membenhips Texas Association of Assessing Officers; Business and Professional Womens
and Asso6ations Club of America; Board Member, AWARE Foundation, Arlington, Texas;
Advisory Board Mamber, Business Information Processing Program;
Eduwtion
Draughon's Business College
Sectaa IX - Iksnmrs of the Lawfirm - Paye 16
GARY POWELL Bom February 16, 1953, Fort Worth, Texas
Ezperiente 1977 - Presart: Sanior Legal Assistant, Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins
& Mott, L.L.P., Arlingtai, Texas: Responsible for Supervision of
title researchers and legal assistants; 17 years of
exteusive expariencs in title rasearch; Review petition
preparation work of logal assistants.
Pro(essional Memberships StaYe Bar of Texas, Legal Assistants Division. Certified Para-I,egal
Texas Association of Assessing Officers; Texas Assceiation of Appraisal
Districts
Educafion University of Texas at Arlington
DEBBIE EDWARDS Bom May 6, 1961, Tanipa, Florida
Experience 1982 - Presert: Litigation Manager and Assistant Office Manager, Perdue,
Brandon & Fieldar, Arlington, Texas: Supervises data entry,
Litigatian preparation, litigation Sling, and oversees title
review. Assists the Office Managar in supervising adminis
trative stai£
1979 - 1982: Litigation Clerk, Perdue, Brandon & Fielder. review of title
work and litigation preparation,
1978 - 1979: Vocational Office, Education Studart, Perdue, Brandon &
Fislder, Arlingtan, Teacas: Tax statemern preparation and
address rasearch.
Prahuionil Membenhips Texas Association of Assessing Officars
Education University of Texas at Arlington, Business Administration
MIT(H SHADIX Bom May 25, 1957 in Amaduo, Texas
Experience 1999-Presenrt:
Computsr Programmer: Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins, &
Mott L.L.P., Amarillo, Texas.
1998-1999:
Programmer: Baptist / St. Anthony's Hospital, Amarillo, Texas
1995-Preseeatt:
Owner: High Plains Indoor Soccer, Amarillo, Teacas.
1987-1995:
Manager of Customer Services Division: Amtech Corporation,
Dallas, Taxas.
1985-1987:
SoRwara Daveloper: Blockbustar Video, Dallas, Texas.
1983-1985:
Computer Manager: Freezer Services Incoiporated, Amarillo,
Taxas.
1976-1979:
Sergeant: United States Air Force.
Edutation West Texas State University, Bachelor of Business Administration,
Computar Information Systems, 1983.
Section U! - ksnmes of tke lawfirm - Pale 17
WOODROW E. MENN Born 7anuary 27, 1962, Houston, Texas
Experientt 1999-Present:
Appraiser: Perdue, Bcandon, Fielder, Collins & MoU, L.L.P.
1995-1999:
Private Sector Tax Consultant, Specializing m Property Value
Study Appeals.
1994-1995:
Loan Officer, Bent Tree Residential Lending, Inc., Austin, Texas.
1991-1994:
Lead, Agricultural SecGOn, Stats Comptrollar of Public
Accownts, Property Tax Division, Austin, Teacas.
1989-1991:
I.and Valuation Specialist, State Property Tax Board, Austin,
Teacas.
1988-1989:
Staff Appraiser, Lee C. Bums and Company, Inc., Austin, Teacas.
1987-1988:
Loan Officer, Federal Land Bank, Levelland, Twcas.
1986-1987:
Staff Appraisar, First Federal Savings and Loan of San Antonio,
Austin, Texas.
1985-1986: Staff Appraiser, Lee C. Bums and Company, Inc., Austin, Texas.
Professionil Membenhips State Certified Residential Real Estate Appraiser
Eduation Texas A&M University, Bachelor of Science, Agricultural Economics, 1984
Eartensive Real Estate Courses Completed
MARCIA HAHN DUGGAN Bom in Lubbock, Texas
Experience 2000 - Presmrt
1992 - 2000:
1984 - 1992:
1980:
1970 - 1980:
West Texas Coordinator, Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins &
MoU, L.L.P.
Area Manager, Linebarger, Heard, Goggan, Blau, Graham, Pena
and Sampson L.L.P.
Legal Assistwt, Jerry Shievar, Attomey at Law
Auditor State Property Tax Board
Tax-Assessor Collector, Aspermont I.S.D.
Professional Litenses Registered Professimal Appraiser RPAy BTPE Certified Tax Assessor (CTA),
Md Atsoaations Texas Association of Assessing Officers, Executive D'uector - Texas School
Assessors Association
Sectioa IX - Raumes o( the Iawfirm • Page 18
Research Procedure
The following represents the procedures and resources used by our staff
to locate defendants with either bad addresses or no telephone numbers.
DETAIL
L Identification of Bad Address/No Telephone Number Accounts
A. Known from district's data
H Discoveredthroughretummaii
C Discovered when unable to locate on pending lawsuit
D. No telephone number listed on tape drop from District
E Telephone contact results in "Disconnected" message
II. Enter Status Code On Record
A"A° entered in the status code field when discovery of bad name/address
is&omdistrictsdata orfrom return mail
B. "LTIT." entered under "date of service" when defendant is unable to be
located on a pending lawsuit
llI. Priorities for Address/Telephone Research
A. Sort by lazge amounts to smaller amounts
B. Previous Contact
1. Mail nM retumed, lwt no telephone mimber
2 Mail returned, but telephone contact mack
3. No Contact
N Research Sowces
A. Re[umMail
1. New address request
2 Cross-checking behveen database of other enrities statewide
H TelephoneDirectory
1. City of defendant's last known address
2 City to which defendant may have moved (information received
from district or sheriff's office)
C CityDirectory and/orCriss-Cross
1. City of defendanYs last lnown address
2 City to wlilch defendant may have moved
D. UrilityReseazch
1. Contact Water DepaRment in city of defendanYs residence for
address verification
2 Contact other utilities for address verification
E CreditBureauTerminal(On-linewiththeNationalCreditReporting
Association)
1. Localsearch
2 National search
F. Directory Assistance/Information (AT&T or MCI)
C: Miscellaneous Sources Depending on Type of Property
1. Motor vehicle records
2 Secretary of State Registrations
3. DPS Driver's License Records
4. Voter'sRegstration
5. Check neighbors of last known address
6. Subcontrac[ing with address locator firnu
7. Tax 5lesafjurisdictions
8 Assumed Name Records
9. Deed Records
(Conunued on Next Page)
Section X- Eumpks - Pzte I
Address Research Procedures (c~ntio.ea r,om rrnavs eage)
H. National Digital DirecWry Assistance on CD
I Shadowdata
1. Residential Property OwnersLip Database
2 Registered Voter and Voting History Database
3. CivilCourtDatabase
4. Criminal Justice Database
J. Internet Resources (World Wide Web)
K NationaiSldplracingResources
L WesUaw Research Resources - regional, state, and national levels
V. Conection of out Records
A. Maintenance of nante/address
B. Indicate source of information
VL Conec[edInformationtoDistrict'sOffice
kttioo X- Eumplq - Pa`e 2
TAXPAYER MASTER FILE
2.
4.
6.
S.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
CHANGE
ARLINGTON ISD
NO. 000116
NAME1 ESTATEOF WALTERJOHN
ADDRt I/E FLORENCE E. HORSWILL
CITYTHE WOODLANDS
ZIP77387-0000
STATUS S SUIT PENDING
PAYAGR N
3. NAME2 HORSWILL, ETAL
5. ADDR2 4407 S PANTHER CR DR #334
7.STATETX
9.TEL(000)000-0000
REMI INN COSU89A9-04702-CV10-89SK
REM2 SONT. ROGERHORSWILLI-800-7060CALLED.
NEEDSAMOUNTOF COURT COSTS.
Remarks last Modified on 11101/98 by WARREN
COURTC0.STS .00
RESEARCH CODE 22 FOUND BY RDDRESS ENVELOPE
RESEARCH FEE .00
ANY CHANGE ?(Enter H for research code descriptions.)
1. SPEEDY PROCESS SERV. FEE
10. FOUND IN PHONE BOOK
11. NOTFOUND IN PHONE BOOK
12. FOUNDINCITYDIRECTORY
13. NOT FOUND IN CITYDIRECT
14. FOUND BYWATER RECORDS
15. NOT FOUND BYWATERRECORD
16. FOUNDBYCREDITBUREAU
17. NOTFOUNDBYGRBUREAU
18. FOUNDBYINFORMATION
19. NOTFOUND BY INFORMATION
20. FOUND BYOTHER MEANS
21. NOTFOUND-ALLREMEDIESEX
22. FOUND BYADR COR ENVELOPE
23, NOTFOUNDBYADRCORENVE
90. TITLE WORK REQUEST
91. ADDRESSNOTFOUND
92. ADDRESSFOUNDHCAD
93. ADDRESSFOUNaDIRECTORIES
94. ADDRESSFOUND-OTHER
95. LASTKNOWN OWNER FOUND
nd address file foran
Ii printout of the master
nt for whichthe
s address has been
y a retumed address
ion envelope. The
onduCts all of its
s in envelopes that
st the forwarding
s for the person to
it is addressed.
Sectioa X- Eumpks - Pa`e 3
pEgDUE,ggANpON DELINQLIENT TAX SYSTEM
&FIELDER
MAINTENANCEPROCTRAMS
DESOTOISD
TX
TaxpayerMaintenance PC
PrintClientFile
IM
Legal Descnppons CM
CodesFileMaintenance
Q.
ClientMaintenance PM
PariialPayFileMaintenance
OF
Office Maintenance
AT
Attomey Maintenance MO
M&OandI.4cSFileMaintenance
TR
Transaction Maintenance
DI
AE
AddNewTaaces
CY
AL
AddNewTaxesFotSpecificYear
PG
PA
TaYPaymeuts
NM
AU
Automatic Close Out
TC
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Combine Accounts
fc
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CombineDuplicateLegais
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YearEnd ClientClose Out
MR
Mwe/Renumber Authorities and Sub-Authorities
C8
Automatic Combine
The above listed screen is the
Firm's Program Maintainance
Screen. Thescreenbebwis
our Letter Menu which allows
our clerical people more time
to spend on complex letters.
Both screens are exampies of
how the Firm's computer
system aids the personnel to
collect a ClienYs delinquent
tauesfaster.
PERDUE,BRArIDON DELINQUENTTAXSYSTEM
&FIELDER LETTERMENU
CTI`Y OF UNI VERSI7'1' PARK
LC Letter to Clients CC CourtCost Letter
py partialPayAgreement
PL PartialPayLetter
FF SheriffsLetter
CE Clerksl.etter
LL LienholderL.etter
DR Disclaimer
AP Apology Letter
NO New Owner Letter
DivisionMaintenance
County Maintenance
Purge Audit File to Tape
Name 1 Maintenance
P&I Calculation
Geo Cude Search
Settion X- Eciimpks - Pap 4
PERDUE BRANDON FiELDER COLLINS & MOTT L.L.P.
ATTORNEYSATLAW
HOWARD PERDUE
LARRY BRANDON
C. DAVID FIELDER
JAMES O. COI.I.INS
ROBERT MOTT
GREGG M. McLAUGHLIN
R. BRUCE MEDLEY
B. LYNN STAVINOHA
DAV1D S. CRAWFORD
ELKE G DANIEL
RANDALL B. MILLER
KEVIN BRENNEN
GFARGE DOWLEN
TERRY ANN WHTIE
4025 WOODLAND PARK BLVD, SUITE 300
P. O. BOX 13430
ARI.INOTON, TEXAS 76094-0430
METRO (817) 461•3344
FACSIMILE (817) 8606509
DAVID A. ELLISON
LAORA J. MONROE
HAROLD LEREW
JEANMARIE BAER
TAB BEALL
MICHAEL J. DARIAW
DONALD H. ROSEMAN
TERRY G. WISEMAN
JOSEPH P. IANGOR[A
CARI. O. SANDIN
JASON L. BAILEY
OWEN M.SONIK
JENNINE Y. HOVELL
DAVID HUDSON
RE: DELINQUENT TAXES DUE ARLINGTONINDEPENDENTSCHOOLDISTRICT
DearTaxpayer:
The above captioned matter has been referred to the undersigned for disposition and as such
delinquencymayhaueresultedfromanoversighttopay suchtaxes atthetimetheyweredue, Iamwritingto call
yourattentiontothefactthat suchdelinquency aiists.
The amount oftaaces due on your property is shown onthe attachedtax statement ifpaid on or
before the last day of the month indicated on the enclo sed statement. Ifthere is any reason why you should not
orcannotpaythesedelinquerntaxesbefore suchtime, IwouldrequestthatyoucontacttheTaacCollectorto discuss
this matter andto arrive at aproper disposition.
All payrnents should bemadetothe TaacCollectorwhosemailing addressis onthe delinquem
delinquemtaac statement. Ifpaymemismadebymail, pleaseincludethistax statement.
Your courtesy in giving this matter your immediate attention will be appreciated.
Verytnxlyyows,
PERDUE, BRANDON, FIELDER,
COLLINS & MOTT L.L.P.
C. David Fielder
CDF/smh
Endosure
qMARII.IA - ARI,INGTON - HOUSTON - LUBBOCK - TYI.ER - WICHITA FALIS
Section 1I - Eumpkc - Page 5
PERDUE BRANDON FIELDER COLLINS & MOTT L.L.P.
ATTORNEYSATLAW
HOWARD PERDUE
LARRY BRANDON
C. DAVID FfELDER
JAMES O. COI,I.INS
ROBERT MOTT
GREGG M McLAUGHLIN
R SRUCE MEDLEY
B. LYNN STAVINOHA
DAVID S. CRAWFORD
ELKE L DANIEL
AANDALL B. MILLER
KEVIN BRENNEN
GEORGE DOWLEN
TERRY ANN WHI1'E
4025 WOODLAND PARK BLVD.,SUC1E 300
P. O. BOX 13430
ARLINGTON, TEXAS 76094-0430
IvfETRO (817) 461-3344
FACSIMII.E (817) 860-6509
DAVID A. ELLISON
LAIniA J. MONROE
HAROLD LEREW
JEANMARIE BAER
TAB BEar.r.
MICHAEL J. DARLOW
DONALD B. ROSEMAN
TERRY Q. WISEMAN
JOSEPH P. IANOORIA
CARI, O. SANDIN
JASON L. BAI[EY
OWEN M SON[K
JENNINE Y. HOVELL
DAVID HUDSON
NOTICE OF INTENT TO FORECLOSE
RE: Delinquent Tmces - Arlington Independent School Disirict
DeazTaxpayer:
Thepurposeofthisletteristo onceagainbringto yourattentionthedelinquenttaxesdue andowingto
theArlingtonI.S.D.
Enclosedyouwill &ndataxstatememonthepropertybeingassessedinyourname, showingtheyears
andamowrtsdueandowing. YoushouldpaytheamouirtcalailatedforthismoirthandmailyourpaymemdirecNy
tothetax office addresslisted onthe statement.
Failureto payyourtaaces infull orto arrangea satisfactorypayment agreemernbytheend ofthe month
willleave usno alternativebutto initiate atax suit, ifonehasnot alreadybeenSled, fortheforeclosure ofow
taaclienagainst yourproperty. Inadditiontothetaaces, court costs andtitle researchfees wi71 havetobepaid
oncethe suitis filed.
Your immediate attention to this matter is reque sted.
Verytrulyyours,
PERDIJE, BRANDON, FIELDER,
COLLINS & MOTT, L.L.P.
C. David Fielder
CDF/stnh
AMARILLO - ARLINGTON - HOUSTON - LUBBOCK - TYIER - WICHITA FAI.IS
Section lI - Eumpks - Pa6e 6
PERDUE BRANDON FIELDER COLLINS & MOTT L.L.P.
ATTORNEYSATLAW
HOWARD PERDUE
DAVID A ELLISON
LARRY BRANDON
402$ WOODLAND PARK BLVD., SiJ17'E 300
LAURA J. MONROE
C. DAVID FIELDER
P. O. SOX 13430
HAROLD LEREW
JAbfF.S O. COLLINS
ARLINGTON, 1'EXAS 76094-0430
JEANMARIE BAER
ROBERT MOTC
TAB BEALL
GREG(3 M. McLAUGHLIN
METRO (817) 461-3344
MICHAEL J. DARLOW
R. BRUCE MEDLEY
FACS[MILE (817) 860L509
DONALD B. ROSEMAN
B. LYNN STAVINOHA
TERRY G. WISEMAN
DAVID S. CRAWFORD
JOSEPH P. LANGORIA
ELKE L. DANIEL
CARI, O. SANDIN
RANDALL B. IvIlLLER
JASON L BAIIEY
KEVIN BRENNEN
OWEN M. SONIIC
GEORGE DOWI.EN
IENNINE Y. HOVELL
TEgRy qNN WHITE
DAVID HUDSON
RE: NOTICE OF TAX LIEN
A TAX LIEN eaists on your properly. The property described on the enclosed taa
statement can be sold at Sherifl's Sale to satisfy delinquent property taaes due.
We have previously written you requesting payment ofthe tvices covered by the enclosed
statemerrt. Owrecordsindicatethatthesetacesazeunpaidatthistime. Shouldthesetaacesnotbepaidorsome
suitable arrangement for their payment not be made with the Tax Office within the month indicated on the
enclosedstatemecit,suitwillbefiledfortheforeclosureofthetaacliensimmediatelythereafter. Youaregiven
thisfinal notice in order that you may paythetaxes dueandthereby eliminatethetaacsuit, itsinconvenience and
court costs.
Payments are to be made to the Tuc Collector whose mailing address is on the enclosed tax
statement. Ifpayment is made by mail, please includethe statement.
Yourimmediate attentionto thismatterwillbe appreciated.
Veryhulyyours,
PERDUE, BRANDON, FIELDER,
COLLINS & MOTT L.L.P.
C. David Fielder
CFD/smh
Enclosute
AMARILLA - ARLINGTON - HOUSTON - LUBBOCK - TYLER - WICHITA FALIS
Section X- Enmpks - Paje 7
PERDUE,BRANDON DELINQUENT TAX SYSTEM
& FIELDER ABSTRACT MENU
ARLINGTON ISD
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Sectioe 1! - Enmpks - Pa`e B
PERDUE BRANDON & FIELDER
ABSTRACT LISTING
WICHITACOUNTY, Ef AL
F7[E ADDITTON
SEQ. NAME
000409 RAILWAY
PAGE 001
I.(7C
NUMBIIt
11
SORVEI'NAME:
LASTOWNE[tNAME: MURPHY,DONALD&JANET
GEOQtAPHICALCODiE: 27800100000
ABSTRACTOR LY -12/20/97
UPDATEDT.W.: LU -08/11/98
CHECKLIST:
BLOQC ABS ACRES/ LEAM ~'.CT
N[JM NIJMIvIIIdERAL AI[JMBER
1
AB STRACI" DATE:12/20/94
MODIFIFABY:DENIECE -09/01/98
DILIGENT SEARCHLIST:
D.OFTRUST
Y
BILLOFSALE
Y
PHONEBOOIC
Y
VOI'II2SREG.
Y
MECH.LIEN
Y
LISPENDINS
Y
CI'1'YDIIt
Y
WATEItCO.
Y
ABSTJDMT
Y
ASSUMEDNAME
N
PROBATEREC.
Y
IIF.CCO.
N
FEDTAXLIEN
Y
LHOLDIItADD.
Y
DEATHREC.
Y
TAXTOLL
Y
STTAXLIENS
Y
TAXOFFICE
Y
PROPIIZTYINSPECCION:
RII,OFLIENS
Y
MARKEI'VALUE
N
VACANT
N
USINGLANDN
FIN STMTS
Y
INST GRANTOR
Q2ANIFE
001 IAYDBcRUBYMAEHEADLEY
DON
ALDBcJANETMURPHY
INSTRi1MQN'C
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INSTDATE
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LOT 11, BIACK 1, RAII,WAY ADDTI'ION, CITYOF WICHITAFALLS
PROPERTYADDRESS: 1901HAMPTONROAD
kction X- Exampks - Pi;e 9
cELaricE
1.
NO. 000296
2.
NAME1 GAMES
PEOPLE PLAY 3. NAME2 C/0
SAM TORN
4,
ADDR1 8323 SWFRWY#505 5.ADDR2
6.
CITY HOUSTON
7.
STATE IX
8.
ZJP 770740000
9. 7EL (713) 440-3882
10.
STATUS T
PaymentAgreement
11.
PAYAGR Y
status last modified on 11/13/97byJONI
12.
REMITHIS
ACCT NOT PART OF#89-243:8,0-7/31 /90-MD
13.
REM2
Remarks last Modfffed on 07/31/97 by MIKE
14.
COURTCOSTS.00
The above agreement
15.
RESEARCH CODE
is a scanned copy of a
16.
RESEARCH FEE
.00
ciient master file of an
PARTIAL PAY INFO
account that is under a
AGREEMENT
-'v°.STPAY DATE
paymentagreement.
AUTH DATE
AMOUNT DA7E AMOUNT
Below is a copy of an
700 10/15/97
350.00 02127l98
instaliment plan
compliance report.
TAXPAYER AGREEMENT AGREEMENT LAST LAST INSUFFICIENT DAYS SINCE
NO. START DATE AMOUNT PAY DATE PAY AMOUNT AMOUNT PAYMENT
001502 S
950.00-
02/Ot/96
0
JUDGMENT TAKEN ON 1/ 9/96
CLIENT:700
1,596.00 0311 1/98 950.00
PIZZATIME INC
001708T 0 8/25/97 1,000.00 03125/98 2,000.00 11,000.00
BRUCEAUTOMOTIVE
CLIENT: 700
001728T 0 9/25/97 2,000.00 02110/98 5,000.00
3,000.00 60
SPRING LAND LTD % H P HAMBRICK GENERAL PR
CLIENT:700
001738 S 06/01 /97
90
IH 4538 LTD, ET AL
JUDGMENT TAKEN ON 1/2/96
CLIENT: 700
001777 S 3120r86 100.00
PEVATEAUX, HAROLD H JR
CLIENT:700
001799 S 02115l95
25
TRAN, SAMMYAND KATHERINE
CLIENT:700
14,250.00 12/28/97 14,250.00
04/14/98 .00
600.00 03/10/98
Seciba X- Eia"ks - Paae IA
.00
30
100.00 8
.00 600.00
SUITINFO:
14350 BOX,MARVIIVA.INDBcFDBABOXPLUMBING
SUITNUMBER
38,298-A
CHECKSERVICE
Y
PROPERTYTYPE
R
COURTNAME
30'IH
CAURTCODE
D
MUI,TIPLEDEE.
Y
SfYLE
222
COUNTYFII.ID
NOLAN
ACTIONCODE
S
AMOUNTINEXCESS
.00
$iJil'SFf.FlTF.n
Y
03/18/96
SHERIFF'SRET'URN
Y
SUITPRINTID
Y
03/18/96
SHa21FF'SDEID
Y
SUTTFII,ED
Y
04/01/96
TAXSALE
Y
CITATTONREISSUE
N
IN'TERVENITONHtIN'IED
N
SIItVICECHEQKED
Y
04/I1/96
TAXWARRANTISSUED
N
SE12VID
Y
04/04/96
IEINHOI,DERI~,'ITERSENT
Y
REQFORADM
N
SUITPAID
Y
ABSOFNDGEMENf
N
COiIRTCOSTLE'ITER
N
TITLEWORKORD.
Y
04/12J96
JUDGMENTFORCOST
N
1'ITLEWORKCOIvIP.
Y
04/2 U96
COURTCOSTPAID
Y
AMENDEDPETITION
Y
06/16/96
RELEASEOF]UDGMQdT
N
SUBSTfTUIEDSEItV
N
NONSUITFILID
N
CTI'ATIONBYPOST
N
DISMISSAL
N
JUDIINENTTAKEN
Y
01/13/47
BANKRUPTCY
Y
ORDEROFSALE
Y
03/12/97
INI'ERROGATORIFS
Y
MULTIPLEDEFEAIDENI'INI~"O:
OS^D8/97
OSNS/97
OS/ObJ97
11/16/95
o9nvs7
06/03/97
08/15/92
0921/96
NAME ACITON
SER
DATE
CHCSIIt
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MARVINABOX
SFR
04/04/96
Y
40.00
02
RUBYBOX
S'ER
04/02196
Y
40.00
03
IDCARH.CANVEY
SER
07/03/96
Y
40.00
04
DFd1vIIItV.CANVEY
SER
07/02!96
Y
40.00
OS
FINANCEDALLAS,INC.
SER
05/07J96
Y
40.00
06
MONOPOLYIAANS,INC
SFR
10/28✓96
Y
45.00
07
PARKPI.ACEPLUMBINGSUPPLY
SER
11ft14/96
Y
45.00
kttioa X- Enmpks - Pa`e I I
I EXAMPLE OF FIRM S NOTICE OF INTENT
STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF
NOTICE OF INTENT
TO SEIZE PERSONAL PROPERTY
TO:
Thisuotice advisesyouthatpursuanttoSubchapterB dChapter33 dt6eTeassStatePropertyTaa Code
thatthetaaiuganit(s) indicatedontLe attached delinquenttaa statementwill begin seizure procecdinga on yoar
personal property by/wit6in if arrangementsforpaymentofthe delinquenttaaes
are notmade. Hseizureproceedings areinstituted, yourpereonal propertywill beseized andsold atpub6c auctiou
pursuanttoCoart Order. Thepracecdsofthis salewiR Wenbe appliedto yourdelinqueMtaa debt asindicated on
theattached dd'mquenttaastatemeut
Yau ahooldIMMEDIAI'ELY coutactthe attorney listed belowto avadseizure. Institation Mthe seiwre
proceedingswillincurcosts of Courtin additioatothetaaes due,which must also bepaid'worderto maintainuse
and possesaion oFyour property.
PERDUE,BRANDON,F7ELDER,
COLLINS&MOTT,LLP.
GDAVIDFfELDER
AttomeyatLaw
4025 WoodlandParkBlvd,
Suite 300
Arlington, Teaas 76013
SERVED BY:
RECEIVEDBY:
TTME:
DATE:
Stction X- Ewryks - Pa6e 12
BANKRUPTCY INQUIItY DESOTO ISD
PLEASE SELECT SEARCH OPTION:
1. SEARCH BY BANKRUPTCY NUMBER
2. SEARCH BY DEBTOR NAME
3. SEARCH BY ATTORNEY NAME
4. SEARCH BY BUSINESS NAME
5. SEARCH BY DIVISION NAME
BANKRUPTCYMASTERFILE WICHITACOUNI'Y
CHANGE
1.BANKRIlP1'CYNUMBER....... :
*290-25479-C
2. CHAPCER
11
3. STATUS
C CLASED
4.DATEFII,FD
1/23/91
5. BAR DATE
0/00/00
6.DIVISIONCODE........... :
16 EASTERN
CALIFORNIA
SACRAMENTO
7. DEBTOR' S NAME :MIQ-IIGAN GENII2AI. CORPORATION
8.1 s[ CRIDTTOt' S MEETING..:
3/ ll91
9.DEBTORSDISCHARGID...... :
Y
DATE...:12/13/93
10.N(7IYCEOFAPPEARANCE.... :
Y
DAT'E...:1/30/91
I 1.ORIGINAL SUIT DATE......:
0100/00
12.LASTREVIEWDAI'E........ :
11/5/93
REVIEWEDBY:D.Fielder
13.J[JDG'MQdTRENDERID....... :
N
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of our Bankruptcy Inquiry Screen
which was exported as a file out of
our computer system and imported
into an IBM Compatible P.C.
through a network and placed as a
document into this proposal. The
screen bebw shows a Bankruptcy
Master File.
Both screens show the versatliry
and powerwhich ourcomputer
system has when tracking a
Bankruptcy. This ability enables
the Firm to answer the Clients'
specific questions about any
Bankruptcy ciaim.
RFMARK$;
14.ARLINGTOrII.S.D.
15.
16.
17.
Las[ Modified on 11/10/93 by Kelty
kction X- E:ampks - Pa6e 13
PERDUE, BRANDON, DELINQUENT TAX SYSTEM
8c FIELDER BANKRUPTCY MENU
DESOTO ISD
BI Banlmiptcy Inquiry
BF Bankruptcy maintenance
BT Bankruptcy Transaction Maintmance
BC Print Bankruptcy Claim
BN Print Notice of Appearance
BR Print Request for Paymert
BD Bankrupycy Division maintenance
BE $ankruptcy Address Maintenance
Seled Option and press RETURN:
BANKRUPCCYTRANSACTIONSEAGLEMOUNTAIN-SAGINAW I.S.D
Above is a scanned
reproduction of the firm's
Bankruptcy System
master menu.
It illustrates the options
available to the attomey
handling the case.
Below is a scanned
copy of an actual
bankruptcy history from
the firtn's computerized
bankruptcy files.
(HA
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Las[modifiedon03/12/94byROBERT
1.
BANKRUPTCY#.:
*85-03548-H2-7FREIDOMAME,RICA'SST'ORE,INC.
2.
TA7INNGAUTT-1.:
*666EAGLEMOUNTAIN-SAGINAWINDEPENDENTSCHOOLDISTRICf
3.
TAJPAYII2#..:
*000568GI13SONAtODUCTSCO.INC.
4.
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0/00/00
PLANINFORMATION
5.
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$94,499.72
18.
FII.ID..... :NDATE..:Ol00/00
6.
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Y(Y/N)
19.
CONFIltbIED.:NDATE..:O/00/00
7.
PROP.TYPE...:
R(R,P,B)
20.
LENGTT-I....
8.
RPROPEXEfvIPI':
N(Y/N)
21.
DATECOMP.: 0/00/00
PAYNIINC
INFORMATION
22.
PMTAMOUNT: $.00
9.
RQSTFORPMT.:
YDATE..:124/91
23.
INTAMOUNT: $.00
10.
DATELASTPMT:
0/00/00
14.
P'ERIOD....
11.
LASTPMTAMT.:
$.00
ABANDONivIEA1TINFORMATION
CLAIMINFORMATION
25.
MOTION.. DATE..:0/00/00
12.
CLAIM#.........
?b.
ORDFR.. DATE..:O/00/00
13.
DATEFILED....:
8/17/88
LIFTSTAYINFORMATION
14.
Q,AIMTYPE...:
S(PORS)
27.
MOT'ION.... :YDATE...:S/10/90
15.
OB]EC'ITONS...:
YDATE..:8/10/90
28.
GRANTED...:YDATE...:6/15/90
16.
OBJ.RECID
YDA1E..:8/10/90
29.
PROP: 5.18 ACRESOFLANDOUTOF
17
OBJ. ANS :
YDAT'E..:8/17/90
30.
6.177ACRES,J.MHOOPIIt
31. SURVEY, A-375 ANDTfE WII.I,IAMHUIRD, A-378 SURVEYS, HARRISCOiJNTY, TX.
32.
Section X- Eumpln - Pqe 14
PERDUE, BRANDON, DELINQUENT TAX SYSTEM
8c FIELDER LIITGATION CONTROL MENU
HIGHI.AND PARK I. S.D.
PT
OriginalPetition
SH
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CY
Citations
SE
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Qt
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LitigationStatusReport
RQ
Request for Admissions
LU
LitigationUpdate
AB
Request Abstract
QC
ClientCheckList
RI
Request for Info
AC
Attorney Check List
LE
CreateDeed/DefendantFile
ffi{
BaokruptcySystem
AM
Amended Petitions
R[,
Release of Judgnents
CP
Citation by Posting/Pub
IA
Interrogatories in Aid Judgment
N
Real Property Judgment
IN
Interrogatories
Qt
OrderofSale
DA
Da1lasCountyForms
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TaxWamant
D6
Dismissals
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Non Suit
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Subs[ituted Secvice
JC
Judgment for Costs
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& FIELDER
DELINQUENT TAX SYSTEM
LITIGATION UPDA'I'E MENU
HIGHLAND PARK I.S.D.
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listed fields, a person
can print out the
specified document to
be filed on behalf of the
Client.
SM
Suit File Maintenance
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Multiple Defendants File Mairnenance
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Selact Taxpayers For Suit Filing
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Suits Filed
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Title Work Completsd
T'S
Taac Sale
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ST
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sectioo lI - Eumpks - Pate 15
31-JAN-2000 PERDUE BRANDON & FIELDER
T A X R O L L B Y D E S C E N D I N G T A X A M O U N T
CARROLL INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
FROM TAX YEAR 1900 THRU TAX YEAR 2099
TAXPAYER
TOTAL
NUM
NAME STATUS
BASE TAX
CAUSE #
ACTION
000941
SOUTHLAKE JOINT VENTURE
S
93,651.55
L-15633
001056
ONE UP CORPORATION
S
55,413.78
L-14690
SE
000192
THE SHIVERS FAMILY TRUST
S
46,587.08
000817
GLOBE STAR, INC.
B
25,627.26
L-14535
AN
000838
GAIA TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
S J
17,061.71
L-12212
SE
000764
S& B AVIATION SERVICES, ET AL
S J
16,711.56
E12179-96
000634
BRYANT, SULLIVAN
B
15,769.68
000400
BES-TEX FZNANCIAL SERVICES INC
S
14,865.69
L-16880
000170
AUBREY L. SMITH
S J
14,500.42
L-13218
}N
001325
CROWN BOOKS CORPORATION
B
13,659.84
L-16710
SE
000163
BAILEY HYDRAULICS, INC.
S
12,356.39
L-11116
001185
ROGER MARSHALL
S
12,123.78
L-16881
000109
SOUTHERN HOME REALTY, INC.
S
11,683.45
L-16801
000863
L. PATRICK GOEBEL
S
11,396.74
L-15932
NO
000435
NORTON, KENNETH JR.
S
11,341.98
L-15631
000177
MEMO INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT
S
11,126.70
L-9168
SE.
000998
APEX AVIATION GROUP
A
10,037.72
GRAND
TOTAL 17 ACCOUNTS
393,917.33
Section X- Exmpla - Page 16
31-JAN-2000 PERDUE BRANDON & FIELDER
T A X R 0 L L B Y D E S C E N D I N G T A X A M 0 U N T
CARROLL INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
FROM TAX YEAR 1900 TARU TAX YEAR 2099
TAXPAYER
TOTAL
NUM
NAME
STATUS
BASE TAX
000817
GLOBE STAR, INC.
B
25,627.26
000634
BRYANT, SULLIVAN
B
15,769.68
001325
CROWN BOOKS CORPORATION
B
13,659.84
001004
CAF CONSTRUCTION INC
B
5,173.63
001336
TREVINO, FERNANDO M
B
4,065.76
001336
BOSTON CHICKEN, INC.
B
2,856.09
001345
SPRINKLE, RANDY WAYNE
B
2,772.71
000782
CARRICK PRESS INC
B
2,598.52
000569
FLETCHER, CONNIE A
B
1,909.49
GRAND
TOTAL 9 ACCOUNTS
74,432.98
CAUSE #
L-14535
L-16710
ACTION
ANS
SER
Sectien Il- Erompla - Page 17
31-JAN-2000 PERDUE BRANDON & FIELDER
A U T H 0 R I T Y A C T I V I T YA N A L Y S I S
CARROLL INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT '
AS OF 01/31/2000 _
START NAME: END: ZZZZZZZ2ZZZZZZZZZZ2ZZ2ZZZZZZZZ
NUMBER OF BASE TAX
ACCOUNTS AMOUNT
OUTSTANDING
ACCOUNTS
386 100.008
662,682.73
100.00%
BAD ADDRESS
ACCOUNTS
85 22.02%
39,212.99
5.92$
ACCOUNTS IN
SUIT
115 29.79%
391,851.86
59.138
ACCOUNTS IN
BANKRUPTCY
12 3.11$
72,633.14
10.96%
OTHER STATUS ACCOUNTS
105 27.208
142,736.48
21.54$
ACTION PENDING ACCOUNTS
69 17.88$
16,248.26
2.45$
PARTIAL PAY
ACCOUNTS
5 1~.308
5,663.71
.68$
PENALTY & INTEREST
309,221.69
46.66$
NUMBER OF
PCT OF
BASE TAX
PCT OF
DOLLAR RANGE
ACCOUNTS
TOTAL
AMOUNT
TOTAL
$0.00 -
$100.00
174
45.08%
4,069.32
.618
$100.01 -
$250.00
46
11.928
7,127.89
1.088
$250.01 -
$500.00
40
10.36%
13,568.83
2.05%
$500.01 -
$1,000.00
35
9.078
25,145.34
3.79%
$1,000.01
- $2,500.00
38
9.848
62,670.60
9.468
$2,500.01
- $5,000.00
26
6.74$
93,297.32
14.088
$5,000.01
- $10,000.00
10
2.59%
62,886.10
9.498
$10,000.01
- up
17
4.40%
393,917.33
59.44%
386
100.00%
662,682.73
100.00%
BASE TAX
NUMBER OF
YEAR
AMOUNT
PCT
TAXES
PC'.
1974
58.56
.018
1
.13
1
1975
79.99
.018
1
.13•
1976
87.48
.01%
1
.131
1977
77.76
.01%
1
.13'
1978
77.76
.01%
1
.13•
1979
755.40
.118
2
.26•
1960
755.40
.11%
2
•26'
1981
780.58
.12$
2
•26'
1982
118.00
.02%
1
.13•
1963
48.96
.01%
1
.13'
1984
68.40
.01%
1
.13•
1965
1,005.24
.15%
6
•78'
1986
6,156.65
.93%
10
1.29•
1987
7,463.67
1.13%
12
1.551
1988
4,098.56
.628
20
2.593
1989
13,365.82
2.028
49
6.34;
1990
13,605.44
2.05%
58
7.501
1991
13,749.32
2.07%
44
5.691
1992
11,361.69
1.71%
57
7.371
Sec6an 1I - Faampla - Page IB
31-JAN-2000
CARROLL INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
AS OF 01/31/2000
START NAME:
BASE TAX
ygAR AMOUNT
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1996
1999
39,310.49
29,570.77
31,368.95
50,332.67
127,040.64
285,350.66
25,973.67
662,682.73
END: ZZZZZZZZZZ2ZZZZZZZZZZZZ2ZZZZZZ
NUMBER OF
PCT TAXES
5.93%
4.46%
4.73%
7.60%
19.17$
43.068
3.928
65
8.4
55
7.1:
53
6.6i
53
6.8i
87
11.2!
184
23.81
6
.7~
100.00$
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