William K. Rosenberry

Bill Rosenberry is a real estate and business attorney with over 54 years of experience in commercial real estate transactions and business representation. Previously Board Certified in Family Law for over 20 years. Bill is now Board Certified in Commercial and Residential real estate law since 1983. During that period of time, Bill has also been an Escrow Officer for various title companies. Additionally, he has extensive experience in Estate Planning and Probate matters. Bill has served on the board of directors of Southwest Securities Bank and Equitable Bank. He has appeared before state and federal courts over many years.

Bill is the Manager of Arlington Triple R Properties, Ltd. and has served as a member of the Arlington City Board of Adjustment and as President of the Athletic Booster Club of Pantego Christian Academy. Bill has been on the Board of Directors of numerous other organizations including the Arlington Margarita Society, as a Director of Children’s Charities of Fort Worth, Inc., Baylor Bear Foundation, Rotary International, the Arlington Bar Association and Young Men for Arlington.

Bill earned his undergraduate degree from University of Texas-Arlington in Business Administration and his Juris Doctorate degree from Baylor University.

Areas of Practice

Commercial Real Estate | Residential Real Estate | Estate Planning | Probate | Business Advisor

Bar Admissions

U.S. District Court, Norther District of Texas
State Bar of Texas 1970

Certified Legal Specialties

Board Certified, Residential Real Estate Law by the Texas of Board of Legal Specialization (1983 to current)

Board Certified, Texas Board of Legal Specialization in Family Law (1975-1990)

Education

Baylor University School of Law
Juris Doctorate, 1970

University of Texas – Arlington 
Bachelor of Business Administration, 1967

Honors and Awards

Associate Editor, Baylor Law Review

Outstanding Part-time faculty teaching award, Dept. of Real Estate at the University of Texas – Arlington

Baylor University Athletic Directors Hall of Honor (2006)

Who’s Who in America

Who’s Who in Industry and Finance

Publications

“The Need in Texas For A Discovery Rule Similar to Federal Rule 35”
Baylor Law Review, Volume XXII, No. 3

“The Disruptive Criminal Defendant-Loss of The Sixth Amendment Right of Confrontation”
Baylor Law Review, Volume XXII, No. 2