Mr. Peck received his undergraduate degree from the University of Oklahoma and his law degree from Oklahoma City University.  Additionally, he is a graduate of the United States Army Judge Advocate General's School.   
       Mr. Peck's practice includes frequent representation in matters that involve complex marital estates and significant assets.  He is frequently retained in cases where one spouse has hidden assets or concealed income either during the divorce proceedings or after the decree has been entered.  He maintains his status as a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst, Emeritus. 
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      Mr. Peck has been admitted to the following:
        The Oklahoma Bar Association.
        The Eastern District Federal Court of Oklahoma.
​        The Northern District Federal Court of Oklahoma.
        The Western District Federal Court of Oklahoma.
        The Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals.
        The United States Supreme Court.
      Prior to starting the firm of Peck and Morgan, Mr. Peck practiced in three other law firms in Oklahoma City.  He has served as an Assistant Attorney General for the State of Oklahoma in both civil law and criminal prosecutions.  He worked for the Oklahoma Legislative Council drafting legislation for introduction into the Oklahoma Legislature.  Mr. Peck was Senior Litigation Counsel for Kerr-McGee Corporation and participated in numerous matters of complex litigation.  For ten years he served as a Special Judge for the City of Oklahoma City.  He was an Infantry Officer in the Oklahoma Army National Guard and was a J.A.G. officer in the U.S. Army Reserve.