Taylor Willingham is a McKinney estate planning attorney and the founder of WG Law, helping individuals and families protect their legacy through thoughtful planning and clear legal guidance. With offices conveniently located in McKinney and Southlake, Taylor serves clients throughout North Texas and the Dallas–Fort Worth (DFW) metroplex, including matters involving wills, trusts, probate administration, and elder law planning. Taylor’s unique approach—often called Posterity Planning—focuses not only on transferring assets, but on preserving family wealth and values for future generations.

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An accomplished author, Taylor has contributed significantly to the field with five published books:

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• "Will Trust: Do I Need a Will or a Trust?"

• "Free Long Term Care,"

• "Helping Your Parent With Long Term Care,"

• "Why Should I Care, I'll Be Dead," and

• "Ituy: An Adventure to The End of The Earth."

 

With a rich background in estate law, Taylor's journey began at Tombs & Maxwell, PLLC in Lubbock, Texas, where he honed his skills as an estate planning and probate law clerk. His career took a pivotal turn in 2009 when he joined Davis & Associates, delving into international estate planning and business formation to assist global clients in investing and protecting assets within the United States.

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Taylor's dedication to creating lasting legacies is matched by his extensive academic achievements, including a Master’s degree in Personal Finance and a Juris Doctorate. His expertise in planning techniques, asset protection, and wealth creation has been recognized through numerous awards and affiliations, such as being a Graduate of the Elder Law College, receiving the Best Attorney accolade from Living Magazine in 2015, and being a consistent Super Lawyers Association member from 2019 to 2023.

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Recognizing the importance of family and the future, Attorney Willingham devotes his legal practice to exclusively focus on estate planning and probate, helping families throughout McKinney, Southlake, and the DFW metroplex plan ahead and navigate estate matters with confidence. During his career, Mr. Willingham has assisted more than 10,000 clients with estate planning and elder law matters and probated more than 2,000 cases.