Willingham Law Firm, PC is a Texas law firm founded in McKinney in 2009. The firm serves families, individuals, fiduciaries, and business owners from offices in McKinney and Southlake. Its practice is built around plain-language advice, responsive communication, predictable fee options, and personal attention. The firm works to help clients understand their choices before making decisions involving property, family wealth, care needs, or legal disputes.
Willingham Law Firm, PC focuses on estate planning, probate, elder law, trusts, Medicaid planning, and special needs planning. The firm prepares wills, revocable and irrevocable trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directives, and guardianship documents. Its attorneys also assist with probate administration, heirship matters, will contests, long-term care planning, asset protection, and strategies intended to preserve family property and financial stability.
Willingham Law Firm, PC also handles real estate law, business formation, business succession, divorce matters, crypto estate planning, and tax-sensitive planning. The firm helps clients coordinate legal documents with business interests, beneficiary designations, real property, digital assets, and long-term goals. Its attorneys emphasize customized planning rather than relying on uniform documents that may not reflect a client’s circumstances.
Willingham Law Firm, PC reports serving more than 10,000 clients across North Texas. Its official website also reports more than 6,000 trusts completed, 10,000 wills drafted, and 2,000 probate matters handled. These figures reflect the firm’s extensive work with families throughout Collin County and the wider Dallas–Fort Worth area. It emphasizes clarity, integrity, and careful guidance throughout each engagement. The firm explains legal concepts in understandable terms, reviews available options, and develops practical plans based on each client’s needs. Through its focused experience and regional presence, the firm helps clients prepare for incapacity, manage estates, protect vulnerable family members, organize businesses, and plan for future generations.
