About Gabe
Gabe Perez came to law from a background in political science. He earned a B.A. in Political Science from the University of Texas at El Paso earlier than shifting on to legal research at Oklahoma City University School of Law and the University of Oklahoma, where he completed his J.D. programs. Those educational stops gave him publicity to courtroom practice in two neighboring states and a basis in federal and state process.
His early professional legal career started in Oklahoma. In 2010 he joined Miranda & Maldonado, P.C. as an associate. That role positioned him in things that required appearances in both federal and bankruptcy courts, and it is the place he first engaged frequently with bankruptcy and debtor-creditor problems. By 2017 he was listed as an attorney at Zendeh Del & Associates, PLLC. Those positions chart a trail through commercial litigation and insolvency work across state lines.
Perez is licensed in each Texas and Oklahoma. His federal admissions consist of the United States District Courts for the Northern, Southern and Western Districts of Texas and the Western and Southern Districts of Texas’ bankruptcy courts, in addition to the United States District and Bankruptcy Courts for the Western District of Oklahoma. He is also admitted to practice before the Fifth Circuit. That array of jurisdictions reflects repeated appearances at trial and in insolvency proceedings throughout the region.
He has remained involved in the expert network. Since 2018 he has been a member of the Galveston County Bar Association and the Galveston Young Lawyers Association. Earlier in his profession he belonged to the Bankruptcy Border Bar Association from 2010 till 2017. Those associations point out ongoing ties to nearby bar activities and to the circuit of attorneys who handle insolvency matters in the border region.
Colleagues describe him as a person who handles procedural complexities and calendar-driven litigation. He has labored on things that required coordination across multiple federal dockets and bankruptcy schedules. His profession indicates steady movement from an associate position into positions that demand independent dealing with of filings, hearings and client communications in contested proceedings.
He maintains a tradition that regularly includes insolvency instances and federal judiciary legal proceedings in Texas and Oklahoma. He lives and works where those jurisdictions meet, and his recent practice makes a speciality of bankruptcy and federal court matters in Texas and Oklahoma.
