Kimberly Ann Pack Wilson

Kimberly Pack Wilson is a Texan by choice. She co-founded Fraser, Wilson & Bryan PC in 2004 and is grateful to practice in rural Texas.

Kimberly graduated from Stephenville High School. She then went on to attend Tarleton State University, where she obtained a Bachelor of Arts in English, graduated summa cum laude, and as the Honor Graduate for the College of Arts and Sciences. At Tarleton, she was a member of the Presidential Honors Program, the John B. Sheppard Leadership Forum, Alpha Chi Honor Society, and Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society. She has a Texas teaching certificate and taught junior high English in Mineral Wells, Texas, for a year and a half before beginning law school.

She obtained her Doctor of Jurisprudence degree from The University of Texas School of Law, where she was a Teaching Quizmaster and TQ Coordinator, was named to Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges and was awarded the Chamberlain Scholarship, and the Vinson & Elkins Endowed Presidential Scholarship in Legal Writing and Research.

Since becoming a member of the Texas Bar, Kimberly has made continuing legal education presentations at Texas Lawyer Forward, Family Law Essentials, Updates for Solo Practitioners and Small Firms, and local bar associations, as well as discussed the practice of law and family law with various student and community groups. Kimberly is admitted to practice in all Texas State Courts (1996), the U.S. District Court, Northern District of Texas (1997), and the U.S. District Court, Western District of Texas (2004). She is a member of the College of the State Bar of Texas and serves as the elected director for District 14 on the State Bar of Texas Board of Directors. Locally, she serves as the President of the Texas Health Resources Community Impact board. She has previously served on the boards of Cross Timbers Family Services, Stephenville Chamber of Commerce, Texas Health Harris Methodist Stephenville Hospital, Girl Scouts of Central Texas and Erath County Habitat for Humanity. She is married to her husband Bill, an instructor at Tarleton State University, and has three sons and two grandchildren.