Chapel Hill, North Carolina Family Law Attorneys

Attorneys.org features a comprehensive directory of 5 Chapel Hill attorneys and 3 law firms.

Brian C. Johnston

North Carolina Family Law attorney at Lewis and Anderson with 24 years of experience

141 Providence Road, Chapel Hill, NC

Chellie Martin Joines

North Carolina Family Law attorney at Lewis and Anderson with 21 years of experience

141 Providence Road, Chapel Hill, NC

John G. Miskey, IV

North Carolina Family Law attorney at Bagwell Holt Smith with 19 years of experience

111 Cloister Court, Chapel Hill, NC

Susan H. Lewis

North Carolina Family Law attorney at Lewis and Anderson with 54 years of experience

141 Providence Road, Chapel Hill, NC

Vicki L. Parrott

North Carolina Family Law attorney at Northen Blue with 27 years of experience

1414 Raleigh Road, Chapel Hill, NC

Need help with a family law matter?

Family law attorneys have experience helping people just like you. With emotions often running high, choosing an attorney whom you’re most comfortable with is critical. State law, which varies vastly from state to state, dictates legal requirements and precedent as does your individual situation. Your family law attorney will work with you to resolve disputes and mediate resolutions that help you avoid litigation. Some lawyers focus their practice on specific areas of family law such as foster care, the rights of minors or the rights of gay or lesbian couples.

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