About:

In 1977 I started my practice as a Forsyth County lawyer, and eventually came to practice throughout Triad. I have come to enjoy family law cases. What I mean by that is I enjoy the challenge of handling any legal issue which directly affects any member of either an ongoing or dissolving family. That includes criminal, traffic, divorce, separation agreements, prenuptial agreements, domestic restraining orders (50-B) juvenile cases, child custody, post separation support, alimony, equitable distribution, wills, trusts, estates, probate, real estate, personal property issues, and traffic, to name a few. A good lawyer will enjoy the technicalities involved in solving legal issues. But a great lawyer feels most rewarded by helping other people. My philosophy is simple. I believe clients should understand their cases. I believe the best lawyer is usually one with experience. I believe when you choose an attorney, you should gain some sense that the lawyer will gladly and competently try your case to a Judge or Jury, and be honest enough to tell you that there are often other workable solutions to your problem that might not be nearly as kind to his pocket book. I have been a member in good standing of the North Carolina State Bar since 1977, and appear in court nearly every week.

DVLawyers AI Summary:

This law firm focuses on providing comprehensive legal support for survivors of domestic violence, with a strong emphasis on family law issues such as custody disputes and obtaining restraining orders. Their approach is grounded in empathy and a deep understanding of the trauma that survivors often face. The firm's attorneys prioritize creating a safe and supportive environment for clients, where they can share their experiences without fear of judgment. Their language is accessible and reassuring, clearly aimed at empowering survivors rather than overwhelming them with legal jargon. Clients can expect a collaborative approach, where their personal needs and circumstances are taken into account, fostering a sense of partnership during what can be a daunting legal process. The firm’s commitment to a trauma-informed practice means that they are not only focused on legal outcomes but also on the emotional well-being of their clients. If you’re seeking legal representation, this firm may be a good fit for you, especially if you value an empathetic approach and a focus on your individual needs. They seem equipped to handle the complexities of domestic violence cases while being sensitive to the unique challenges that survivors face. However, it's essential to reach out and discuss your specific situation to ensure that their services align with your expectations and needs. Overall, this firm appears to be a supportive ally for those navigating the legal system after experiencing domestic abuse.

Jurisdiction:North Carolina

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