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Divorce & Family Law

Divorce & Family Law lawyers in North Carolina

Family matters move fast and personally. These lawyers handle divorce, custody schedules, support orders and adoption.

Lawyers (34)

Allyson Kay Duncan

Retired federal judge

Office in Raleigh, North Carolina

Appeals

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Angela F. Liverman

Retired

Office in Greensboro, North Carolina

Licensing & Regulatory Law · Divorce & Family Law

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Carol L. Goins

Self

Office in Asheville, North Carolina

Divorce & Family Law

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Carolyn Jennings Thompson

Guilford County Attorney's Office, NC Industrial Commission

Office in Greensboro, North Carolina

Appeals · Civil Litigation · Employment Law

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Cheri L. Beasley

JAMS Arbitrator, Mediator, Court Appointed Neutral (Special Master), Neutral Evaluator

Office in Raleigh, North Carolina

Business Law · Appeals

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Darrilyn S. Fisher

Tymus Beverly PLLC

Office in Raleigh, North Carolina

Divorce & Family Law

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Derek Lee Hunter

NC Department of Justice

Office in Raleigh, North Carolina

Licensing & Regulatory Law · Appeals · Civil Litigation

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Eugene W. Ellison

Self

Office in Asheville, North Carolina

Criminal Defense · Divorce & Family Law · General Practice

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Common questions

How long does a divorce usually take?

It depends on whether both people agree on the terms. Uncontested cases often finish in a few months.

Can custody arrangements be changed later?

Yes. Courts can revisit custody when a parent's circumstances change in a meaningful way.

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