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Farrow-Gillespie Heath Wilmoth Law Firm, adoption law, estate planning, tax law, probate law, civil litigation law, employment law, business law, commercial real estate and lending law.

OUR ATTORNEYS

Caylin C. Craig

Commercial Litigation

Probate Litigation

Employment Law

Associate 

e  |  caylin.craig@fghwlaw.com

o  |  214.361.5600

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Caylin Craig, an associate attorney at Farrow-Gillespie Heath Wilmoth LLP, practices in the areas of commercial litigation, probate litigation, and employment law.

Caylin’s experience includes representing employers in employee accident proceedings, assisting creditors in repossessing their collateral and representing them throughout the entire debt collection process, and representing premises-liability defendants in Texas state and federal lawsuits.

During law school, Caylin clerked for the City Attorney’s Office for Waco and the Honorable Judge Brenda Hull Thompson in Dallas County Probate Court One. Through participating in Baylor Law School’s Moot Court program and its infamous “Practice Court” program, Caylin discovered her passion for courtroom advocacy. This passion translated from school to legal practice and has resulted in multiple summary judgment successes on behalf of her clients.

Caylin resides in Lochwood with her husband and is an active member of the neighborhood association.

Practice Areas

  • Commercial Litigation

  • Probate Litigation

  • Employment Law

Education

  • J.D., Baylor University School of Law, 2020

  • B.A., cum laude, University of Arkansas, 2016

Court Admissions

  • Texas State Court

  • U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas

  • U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas

  • U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas

  • U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas

Professional and Community Affiliations

  • Dallas Association of Young Lawyers

  • Communities Foundation of Texas Emerging Leaders in Philanthropy Program | 2022–2023 Cohort Member

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