William Todd Albin

William Albin is a Texas attorney with Albin Oldner Law PLLC in Frisco, TX.

The State Bar of Texas lists William Todd Albin as eligible to practice in Texas, bar card number 00795214, admitted on 05/03/1996. We checked this record on October 24, 2026, and it showed no public discipline at that time.

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Practice areas listed for William Albin

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Business Law. In general, this area covers forming, running and selling businesses, including business contracts and disputes.

Consumer Law. In general, this area covers consumer protection, debt collection practices, credit reporting and deceptive sales claims.

Debtor & Creditor. In general, this area covers collecting debts, defending collection actions and enforcing judgments.

Family Law. In general, this area covers divorce, child custody, child support, alimony and related matters.

Insurance. In general, this area covers insurance coverage disputes and claims, including claims that an insurer acted in bad faith.

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Commercial Litigation. In general, this area covers lawsuits between businesses, such as contract, partnership and commercial disputes.

Real Estate. In general, this area covers buying, selling, leasing and financing real property, plus disputes over title and land use.

Construction Law. In general, this area covers building projects, construction contracts, defects and liens.

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