Greg Wright, Esq.

Greg Wright, ESQ.

Attorney

Born and raised in the Dallas, Texas suburbs, Gregory Wright, has always been influenced by the values of interpersonal relationships and helping others, principles instilled in him by his father—a CPA and Dallas Theological Seminary master’s graduate. As the middle child among three boys, Greg learned early on the importance of empathy and understanding in personal and professional environments.

Greg’s journey in law began with a solid foundation in business, earning his Bachelor’s in Business Administration from Texas Tech University. Prior to law school, he honed his skills in the banking sector, which provided him with a unique perspective on financial management and client relations. His legal aspirations led him to Texas Wesleyan School of Law in Fort Worth, where he discovered his calling in probate and estate planning.

Since graduating from law school, Greg has immersed himself in the world of estate law. Just two weeks post-graduation, he found himself actively involved as third chair in a challenging will contest litigation—a testament to his dedication and rapid adaptation to the legal field. Since 2008, Greg has dedicated his career to probate and estate planning, offering a comprehensive range of services from probate administration and fiduciary litigation to estate planning, asset protection, and estate tax preparation. His expertise also extends to business succession planning and contractual business management.

Outside the courtroom and office, Greg’s life is equally rich and fulfilling. Married with four wonderful children, he balances his professional dedication with a vibrant family life. An avid reader, sports enthusiast, and travel aficionado, Greg loves to engage in activities that foster growth, both personally and for his family.
Greg’s approach to law is deeply rooted in his passion for safeguarding families and their legacies, ensuring that each client receives tailored, compassionate, and expert guidance through the complexities of estate and probate law.