About
Craig McMurray is the attorney behind Dirigo Law LLC in Kennebunk, Maine. His practice focuses on estate planning, wills, trusts, probate administration, selected real estate matters, and corporate transactions. He works with individuals and small businesses planning for future responsibilities, transferring property, or organizing business arrangements. His services address both personal planning needs and legal documentation required for important transactions.
McMurray attended New York Law School from 2007 to 2010 and was admitted to practice in Maine in 2016. Before establishing Dirigo Law LLC in 2021, he practiced at a smaller Maine law office and developed experience involving estates, probate, property matters, and business transactions. His legal training and experience support the review and preparation of documents that define property interests, family wishes, and commercial obligations.
His estate planning work includes wills and trusts designed to guide the management and distribution of assets, including arrangements to protect family property or provide for beneficiaries who need ongoing care. He also assists with probate administration. In real estate matters, he advises on titles, closings, leases, purchases, sales, and selected development issues. His business services include entity selection, registered agent arrangements, corporate formalities, and contract drafting or negotiations.
McMurray is associated with Maine and York County bar organizations and has participated in community and pro bono legal service work. His combined estate, property, and business practice allows him to assist clients where planning questions intersect with transactions and ownership concerns. Craig McMurray helps clients evaluate legal documents and choices that affect assets, business operations, and long-term arrangements.
Law Office Affiliations
- Attorney, Dirigo Law LLC
- Member, Maine State Bar Association
Licensed State
- Maine
Education
- New York Law School
Juris Doctor (JD)
Awards & Badges

- Commercial Real Estate
- Contracts & Agreements
- Corporate & Incorporation
- Estate Planning
- Real Estate
- Residential Real Estate
- Title & Boundary Issues
- Trusts
- Wills & Living Wills





