Forney’s #1 Litigation Team
Respected in the Community. Proven in the Courtroom.
We aren’t a “suitcase firm” from Dallas that only visits Kaufman County for a court date; this is our home. We have been voted the Best Law Firm in Forney for three years in a row because we treat our clients like people, not just case numbers. When you hire Guest & Gray, you get the combined brainpower of all of our lawyers, which means that every detail of your case will be looked at from every angle.
Our Services
Comprehensive Advocacy for Complex Disputes
Business & Partnership Disputes
Keeping your money safe when there are disagreements over finances, roles, or professional duties. Includes conflicts between partners, fiduciary litigation, and shareholder conflicts.
Contract & Employment Litigation
Strong representation for breach of contract, wrongful termination, and non-compete agreements.
Real Estate & Construction
Handling important issues like property sales, boundary disputes, and construction problems or delays.
Serious Torts & Wrongful Death
Legal help that is kind when negligence causes death or a serious attack on purpose.
Why Choose Us
The Guest & Gray Advantage: Local Power, Global Standards
Customized Legal Plans
We look at the specific strengths of your case and create a plan that fits your business goals.
Deep Local Roots
We know the judges in Kaufman and Rockwall County and how business works there.
Aggressive Advocacy
We fight for the outcome that protects your future, whether we’re in negotiations or court.
Navigating the Process
What to Expect in a Texas Civil Suit
Case Evaluation: We look at contracts, emails, and other evidence to help you come up with a plan.
Pre-Suit Negotiation: We want to come to a good agreement before the full cost of going to court starts.
Discovery and Filings: We work hard to get the facts we need to win.
Resolution: We fight for what you want in mediation or at trial.
FAQ’s
Frequently Asked Litigation Questions
Resources and Guides
Texas Business & Civil Resources
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26 August
Does Your Out-of-State Will Still Work After You Move to Kaufman County?
However, if you move to Kaufman County after having written and signed a will in another state, does that will remain valid if you were to pass away in Texas? While out-of-state wills typically remain valid under Texas law, certain circumstances could potentially render a will invalid. Furthermore, a move to Kaufman County might provide…
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26 August
Statutory Durable Power of Attorney vs. Medical Power of Attorney in Texas
However, an estate plan can include both a durable power of attorney and a medical power of attorney. But how do statutory durable powers of attorney and medical powers of attorney differ from one another in Texas? What Is a Statutory Durable Power of Attorney? Chapter 752 of the Texas Estate Code governs statutory durable…
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9 August
Can Texas Be Contested? Grounds, Deadlines, and How to Prevent It
When you want to direct what happens to your property after your death, you might write a will to tell an executor which of your assets should go to your loved ones or other beneficiaries. However, you may not know that your family members or other interested parties may have the right to contest your…
Areas We Serve
Your Local Litigation Team: Communities We Serve
Surrounding North Texas Communities
Client Stories
Real Results for Texas Businesses
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Protect Your Business and Your Future
Don’t leave your reputation or your assets to chance. Contact the team that Forney’s business leaders trust to resolve complex disputes.












