Cindy Wofford, Lawyer at Freeman Law, PLLC

Cindy Wofford, Senior Counsel Attorney
Tax Litigation, Criminal and White-Collar Defense, Blockchain and Crypto, Computer Intrusion and Cyber Litigation, Forensic Accounting a...

Phone:469-454-2671
Address: 1412 Main Street, Suite 500, Dallas, TX 75202

Law Firm:	Freeman Law, PLLC
Lawyer:	Cindy Wofford
Phone:	469-454-2671
Fax:	214.984.3409
Lawyer Title:	Senior Counsel
Practice Areas:	Tax Litigation, Criminal and White-Collar Defense, Blockchain and Crypto, Computer Intrusion and Cyber Litigation, Forensic Accounting and Investigations, Business Litigation, Tax Return Representation, State and Local Tax, International and Offshore Tax Compliance, Outside General Counsel, Probate, Trust and Fiduciary Litigation
Bio:	Cindy Wofford joined Freeman Law as Senior Counsel in 2022. Ms. Wofford brings to the firm over 40 years of tax controversy and estate planning/probate experience, 20 years with the IRS’s Office of Chief Counsel in Washington, D.C. and Dallas; the remainder with firms in Washington, D.C., Dallas, and Houston.IRS Counsel’s National Office is charged with formulating the IRS’s litigating position in cases pending before federal courts. As a National Office attorney, Ms. Wofford primarily focused on collection due process litigation policy and strategy. The tax code requires the IRS to follow certain laws and procedures prior to filing a notice of federal tax lien or issuing a levy to collect a taxpayer’s unpaid taxes. “CDP” allows certain delinquent taxpayers to test whether the IRS followed these laws and procedures in Tax Court. Among her National Office functions, Ms. Wofford reviewed briefs, motions and memoranda to be filed with the Tax Court in CDP cases. She drafted sections of the first CDP Guidebook. She also prepared and reviewed published and internal guidance relating to liens, levies and other collection issues.Ms. Wofford left the IRS Counsel’s National Office for its Small Business/Self-Employed (SB/SE) Dallas office. While in SB/SE, Ms. Wofford handled over 840 docketed Tax Court cases, from case analysis and development to trial and briefing or settlement. Ms. Wofford also served as a CDP resource to SB/SE attorneys and appeals officers in and out of
Admitted:	1978, Texas; 1988, District of Columbia; 1989, Maryland; 1988, U.S. Tax Court;
College:	Stephen F. Austin State University, Class of 1974, B.A., with honors
Law School:	Southern Methodist University School of Law, Class of 1986, LL.M., Taxation, , University of Texas School of Law, Class of 1978, J.D.
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Languages:	English

Lawyer Cindy Wofford, graduated from Stephen F. Austin State University, Class of 1974, B.A., with honors Southern Methodist University School of Law, Class of 1986, LL.M., Taxation, , University of Texas School of Law, Class of 1978, J.D., is now employed by Freeman Law, PLLC at 1412 Main Street, Suite 500 Dallas, TX 75202.Cindy Wofford is one of the more than one million lawyers in United States. Before choosing Cindy Wofford as your lawyer, you should consider whether Cindy Wofford offers free consultation, (if not) how much the initial interview costs, if there is any hidden attorney fees, what's the fee schedule, whether he or she has good community reputation and is able to provide a list of good references. You can also contact the Board of Professional Responsibility of the state bar, to find out if Cindy Wofford has ever been placed under any disciplinary actions. Please be aware that, though Cindy Wofford's office is located at Dallas, TX, he or she might belong to the bar association of other states.

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Cindy Wofford has been admitted in 1978, Texas; 1988, District of Columbia; 1989, Maryland; 1988, U.S. Tax Court;. His or her practice areas include Tax Litigation, Criminal and White-Collar Defense, Blockchain and Crypto, Computer Intrusion and Cyber Litigation, Forensic Accounting and Investigations, Business Litigation, Tax Return Representation, State and Local Tax, International and Offshore Tax Compliance, Outside General Counsel, Probate, Trust and Fiduciary Litigation.

Cindy Wofford's college and law school education includes Stephen F. Austin State University, Class of 1974, B.A., with honors, Southern Methodist University School of Law, Class of 1986, LL.M., Taxation, , University of Texas School of Law, Class of 1978, J.D.. Other biographical background includes Cindy Wofford joined Freeman Law as Senior Counsel in 2022. Ms. Wofford brings to the firm over 40 years of tax controversy and estate planning/probate experience, 20 years with the IRS’s Office of Chief Counsel in Washington, D.C. and Dallas; the remainder with firms in Washington, D.C., Dallas, and Houston.IRS Counsel’s National Office is charged with formulating the IRS’s litigating position in cases pending before federal courts. As a National Office attorney, Ms. Wofford primarily focused on collection due process litigation policy and strategy. The tax code requires the IRS to follow certain laws and procedures prior to filing a notice of federal tax lien or issuing a levy to collect a taxpayer’s unpaid taxes. “CDP” allows certain delinquent taxpayers to test whether the IRS followed these laws and procedures in Tax Court. Among her National Office functions, Ms. Wofford reviewed briefs, motions and memoranda to be filed with the Tax Court in CDP cases. She drafted sections of the first CDP Guidebook. She also prepared and reviewed published and internal guidance relating to liens, levies and other collection issues.Ms. Wofford left the IRS Counsel’s National Office for its Small Business/Self-Employed (SB/SE) Dallas office. While in SB/SE, Ms. Wofford handled over 840 docketed Tax Court cases, from case analysis and development to trial and briefing or settlement. Ms. Wofford also served as a CDP resource to SB/SE attorneys and appeals officers in and out of . You should contact other lawyers and law firms nearby before choosing your legal representatives.

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