1. Debbie Crafton
Title: Attorney
Law School: Texas Wesleyan University, J.D., 2005
College: Texas A & M University, B.A., Journalism, 1984
Admitted: Texas Wesleyan University, J.D., 2005
Practice Area: Family Law; Divorce; Post Divorce Modification; Community Property Law; Child Custody; Child Support; Child Advocacy; Spousal Support; Divorce Mediation; Child Custody Mediation; Family Mediation; Premarital Agreements; Separation Agreements; Postnuptial Agreements; Restraining Orders; Grandparents Custody; Name Changes; Paternity; Fathers Rights; Parental Rights; Visitation Rights; Matrimonial Law; Uncontested Divorce; Children; Litigation; Commercial Litigation; Civil Litigation; Consumer Litigation
Membership: State Bar of Texas (Member, Family Law Section).

2. Cary Wigington
Title: Partner
Law School: Southern Methodist University, J.D., 1978
College: Southern Methodist University, B.B.A., 1975
Admitted: Southern Methodist University, J.D., 1978
Practice Area: Estate Planning; Trusts and Estates; Asset Protection; Wills; Real Estate; Business Law; Business Organization; Business Estate Planning; Business Formation; Business Planning; Business Reorganization; Business Start-Ups; Business Transactions; Business Transfers; Business Trusts; Buy-Sell Agreements; Buying and Selling of Businesses; Mergers, Acquisitions and Divestitures; Business Acquisitions; Closely Held Business Estate Planning; Closely Held Business Taxation; Joint Ventures; Limited Liability Company Law; Small Business Law; Sole Proprietorships; Estate Administration; Estate Planning for the Disabled; Estate Planning for the Elderly; Trust Planning; Trust Law; Wealth Preservation; Inheritance; Living Wills
Membership: State Bar of Texas (Member, Business Law, Real Estate, Probate and Trust Sections); Dallas Estate Planning Council; College of the State Bar of Texas.

3. Eric F. Dankesreiter
Title: Partner
Law School: Texas Tech University, J.D., 1996
College: Texas Tech University, B.S., 1993
Admitted: Texas Tech University, J.D., 1996
Practice Area: Litigation; Civil Litigation; Complex Litigation; Complex Business Litigation; Complex Commercial Litigation; Real Estate Litigation; Commercial Real Estate Litigation; Construction Litigation; Probate Litigation; Business Litigation; Corporate Litigation; Commercial Litigation; Contract Litigation; Mortgage Foreclosure; Partnership Dissolution; Civil Appeals; Appellate Practice; Business Fraud; Commercial Contracts; Construction Law; Breach of Contract; Contested Wills; Trial Practice; Civil Practice; Small Business Law; Collections; Commercial Collections; Garnishments; Post Judgment Collections; Professional Collections; Retail Collections; Secured Collections; Unsecured Collections; Debtor and Creditor; Creditors Rights; Debtor and Creditor Collections; Debtor and Creditor Workouts; Secured Creditors Rights; Unsecured Creditors Rights; Mortgages; Mortgage Lien Foreclosure; Mortgage Workouts
Membership: State Bar of Texas (Member, Sections on: Business Law; Consumer and Commercial Law; Construction Law; Litigation); College of the State Bar of Texas.

4. Philip M. Ruais
Title: Attorney
Law School: Franklin Pierce Law Center (J.D., 2006; LL.M., Commerce/Technology, 2009)
College: University of New Hampshire, B.S., Hospitality Management, 2000
Admitted: Franklin Pierce Law Center (J.D., 2006; LL.M., Commerce/Technology, 2009)
Practice Area: Corporate Law; Real Estate; Asset Protection; Commercial Loans; Loan Restructuring; Business Formation; Business Organization; Business Planning; Business Start-Ups; Business Reorganization; Business Transactions; Business Transfers; Buy-Sell Agreements; Buying and Selling of Businesses; Closely Held Business Estate Planning; Closely Held Business Law; Limited Liability Company Law; Pass-Through Entities; Private Business Law; Small Business Law; Commercial Transactions; Commercial Transfers; Commercial Trusts; Commercial Real Estate; Commercial Conveyancing; Commercial Real Estate Acquisitions; Commercial Real Estate Contracts; Commercial Real Estate Development; Commercial Real Estate Finance; Commercial Contracts; Construction Law; Construction Finance; Construction Liens; Materialmens Liens; Mechanics Liens; Commercial Mortgages; Partnership Law; Family Limited Partnerships; Family Partnerships; Limited Liability Partnerships; Limited Partnerships; Partnership Dissolution; Partnership Formation; Partnership Organization; Partnership Taxation; Probate; Ancillary Probate; Probate Administration; Easements; Homeowners Association Law; Land Acquisitions; Land Sales; Property Management; Real Estate Partnerships; Real Estate Restructuring; Real Estate Sales; Real Estate Secured Lending; Real Property; Real Property Acquisitions; Real Property Development; Real Property Finance; Residential Real Estate Acquisitions; Residential Real Estate Development; Residential Rea
Membership: State Bar of Texas.