Raleigh Divorce Law Firm
Overview
Raleigh Divorce Law Firm opened in May 2010. The attorneys at Raleigh Divorce Law Firm have exclusively practiced North Carolina family law for their entire legal careers. The firm only handles divorce, domestic issues, adoptions, appeals of family law issues, and related matters. Domestic issues include child custody, child support, post separation support, alimony, property settlements (equitable distribution), domestic violence, and negotiation and preparation of separation agreements...
Raleigh Divorce Law Firm opened in May 2010. The attorneys at Raleigh Divorce Law Firm have exclusively practiced North Carolina family law for their entire legal careers. The firm only handles divorce, domestic issues, adoptions, appeals of family law issues, and related matters. Domestic issues include child custody, child support, post separation support, alimony, property settlements (equitable distribution), domestic violence, and negotiation and preparation of separation agreements...
Raleigh Divorce Law Firm opened in May 2010. The attorneys at Raleigh Divorce Law Firm have exclusively practiced North Carolina family law for their entire legal careers. The firm only handles divorce, domestic issues, adoptions, appeals of family law issues, and related matters. Domestic issues include child custody, child support, post separation support, alimony, property settlements (equitable distribution), domestic violence, and negotiation and preparation of separation agreements. The attorneys at Raleigh Divorce Law Firm are experience litigators but are also skilled at representing clients in negotiating settlement agreements and in the mediation process. The firm also offers mediation services for family law matters.
While the majority of the practice focuses on cases in the Raleigh area, the firm also represents clients in Cary, Wake Forest, Smithfield, Lillington, Sanford, Chapel Hill, Durham, Fayetteville, and surrounding areas.
Raleigh Divorce Law Firm focuses its pro bono efforts on serving abused and neglected children. The attorneys serve as volunteer advocates in assigned appellate cases involving abused and neglected children and one of the attorneys also serves on the Board of Director’s for the North Carolina Children’s Victim Center.
As a small firm that focuses only on the area of family law, the attorneys at Raleigh Divorce Law Firm are committed to paying attention to the unique details of every case and providing highly skilled, quality representation to clients struggling with family law issues. The attorneys at Raleigh Divorce Law Firm realize that every case is different, and pride themselves on taking the time to listen to clients and tailor their representation to the needs of each individual client.
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