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Kelly Caperton Walling

Attorney at Law

Kelly Caperton Walling has practiced law, specifically in the areas of estate planning, probate, and guardianship, divorce and family law since 1993. Prior to establishing Caperton Walling Law Firm, PLLC, Kelly was a partner with the Caperton Law Firm after being on the partnership track at both Kane, Russell, Coleman & Logan and DeHay & Elliston. She began her career at the Law Offices of Charles M. Bradshaw.

Kelly graduated from Texas Tech Law School in the top 15 percent after graduating Vanderbilt University in the top one percent, summa cum laude, with Bachelor of Arts degrees in English and Psychology. She is a member of the Denton County Bar Association and the Family Law Section of the Texas State Bar and has served on the Board of Directors for Justice for Children since 2006. Additionally, Kelly serves as General Counsel for Flower Mound Women in Business and is a Board Member.

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Family Law and Divorce

Probate

Estate Planning

Business Law - Flower Mound, Argyle, Bartonville, Highland Village

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25+ Years of Protecting Futures

Caperton Walling Law Firm, PLLC

Finding solutions for families needing a divorce and family law attorney, or needing help with preparing estates or caring for aging or disabled loved ones, can be complicated and confusing. At Caperton Walling Law Firm, PLLC, Flower Mound area attorney Kelly Caperton Walling is committed to providing compassionate, step-by-step guidance through all your divorce, family law, probate and estate planning needs.

She ensures you have the resources to make the best decisions for your specific circumstances to protect your family and provide lasting peace of mind.

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“Kelly Walling is an exceptional lawyer. She was always accessible, professional, and knowledgeable. Kelly was extremely helpful in guiding my case through a stressful time. She has great communication skills and took time to explain what was going to happen. She treated me like family.”
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Wealthy or not, here’s why you need a will

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