Based in Fort Worth, TX, the Law Offices of Dale O'Neal
Focuses on Federal Tax Litigation,
Federal Tax Resolution, Asset Protection and
How To Avoid Probate
Located in the Historic Fort Worth Stockyards
Dale O'Neal is a Forth Worth Attorney with over 30 years experience in Federal Taxes, Asset Protection and Probate. 
He is a former Adjunct Professor of Law, Dale has a Bachelor's of Business Administration Finance Degree, A JD Law Degree from South Texas College of Law and a LLM Taxation Degree from the Washington Institute.
Dale O'Neal is licensed in the U.S. Tax Court and is also a Licensed IRS PTIN.
Areas Of Practice
Dale O'Neal's areas of practice includes the following:
- Federal Tax Litigation
- Federal Tax Resolution
- Asset Protection Strategies
- How To Avoid Probate
Some of the topics under Federal Taxation include:
- Reducing the Chance of an IRS Audit When Filing
- IRS Audit Process
- Failure to File Income Taxes
- IRS Substitute For Returns
- IRS Tax Liens
- Offer in Compromise: Settling Taxes For a Fraction
- Unpaid Taxes
- Innocent Spouse Relief - The Conscience of the IRS
- What To Do When A Loved One Dies
- The Basics About Texas Wills
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Law Offices of Dale O'Neal 1205 North Main St. Fort Worth, Texas 76164
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