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Best Debt & Contracts Lawyers in Archer County

Ranked by how many debt & contract cases each attorney has actually handled in Archer County, from public court records — not by self-reported practice areas.

Filings on file
46
Ranked attorneys
16
Most cases
4
Carl Arthur Smart
Years covered
2023–2026
01

Filings by year

2023: 1 filings'232024: 17 filings'242025: 18 filings'252026: 10 filings'26
Peak 2025 · 18 filings
02

Debt & Contracts attorneys

  1. 01Carl Arthur SmartNa · Dallas4cases
  2. 02Jody Dewayne JenkinsJenkins & Young, P.C. · Lubbock3cases
  3. 03Jonathan Richard EllzeyElder, Bickings & Ellzey · Burkburnett2cases
  4. 04Richard Allen McKinneyHigier Allen · Dallas1cases
  5. 05Robert Owen RafuseRafuse Law Firm, P.C. · Wichita Falls1cases
  6. 06Henry Lowndes RugeleyDavison Rugeley LLP · Wichita Falls1cases
  7. 07Matthew Thomas TaplettPope, Hardwicke, Christie, Schell, Kelly & Taplett, LLP · Fort Worth1cases
  8. 08Jamie Elizabeth SilverBonial & Associates, P.C. · Dallas1cases
  9. 09Rachel Underwood DonnellyPadgett Law Group · Silverlake1cases
  10. 10Jeremiah Barton HayesTaherzadeh, PLLC · Addison1cases
  11. 11Daniel Mark BranumBranum PLLC · Olney1cases
  12. 12Glen L. Work132nd District Attorney · Snyder1cases
  13. 13James Marshall McClennyCharger Law PLLC · Montgomery1cases
  14. 14Padon David HoltHolt & Hutchins, PLLC · Bryan1cases
  15. 15Reid Carson SpillerSpiller and Spiller · Jacksboro1cases
  16. 16Lanesa Downs SimsLaw Offices of Robert S. Gitmeid & Associates · Edmond1cases
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Other practice areas in Archer County

Divorce 21Felony Defense 20Civil Litigation 16Personal Injury 13

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Case counts reflect debt & contracts matters in Archer County public court records matched to each attorney's State Bar of Texas record. A higher count indicates more experience handling this case type in this county; it is not an endorsement or a measure of outcomes. Filing totals count each case once, so they are lower than the sum of the per-attorney counts above.