Family law attorneys in North Carolina
8 family law attorneys across 4 cities in North Carolina. Family law attorneys in North Carolina who represent fathers, plus support resources for men in the state.
Blood Law, PLLC
Multi-office North Carolina family law firm founded by Anna N. Blood, with a fathers' rights page under its family law practice. Listed services include custody and visitation arrangements, child support modifications, and paternity disputes.
Collins Family & Elder Law Group
North and South Carolina family law firm with attorneys including Dean Kilbourne, Mark Isley, and Suzette Williams, publishing a fathers' rights page. Described services include custody litigation support, parenting agreements covering visitation and custody, and child support modification motions.
Fresh Start Family Law
Family-law-only practice with offices in Raleigh and Wilmington, staffed by attorneys Kathy H. Lucas, Catherine R. Bailey, and Brian Walsh. The fathers' rights page addresses parenting schedules, paternity actions, and application of North Carolina child support guidelines.
Gantt Family Law Office PLC
North Carolina family law firm led by Richard Gantt with offices in Raleigh and several Triangle-area cities. Its fathers' rights page describes custody and parenting-time disputes, paternity for unmarried fathers, and child support establishment and modification.
Hartsoe & Associates, P.C.
Piedmont Triad firm of attorney R. Anthony Hartsoe with offices in Winston-Salem and Greensboro and a paternity and parentage page. Work described includes establishing paternity by affidavit or court proceeding, adding a biological father to a birth certificate, and pursuing custody and visitation for unmarried fathers.
Law Office of Kelli Y. Allen, PLLC
Solo family law practice of attorney Kelli Y. Allen in Charlotte with a dedicated fathers' rights page. Services described include seeking primary or joint custody, establishing and enforcing visitation, and child support calculation and modification.
Nielsen Legal
Western North Carolina practice of attorney Joshua David Nielsen serving the Asheville area, with a fathers' rights page under its family law section. Described work includes establishing custody and visitation for unmarried and separating fathers, negotiating separation and parenting agreements, and litigating when agreement fails.
Waple & Houk, PLLC
Charlotte family law firm with attorneys Lou Waple, Lindsey Houk, and Katie Sandstrum that publishes a father's rights page. Topics covered include paternity acknowledgment, protecting custody and visitation rights, and responding to parental alienation.
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Questions
Frequently asked questions
How many family law attorneys are in North Carolina?
Men's Rights Matter lists 8 family law attorneys in North Carolina across 4 cities, led by Charlotte, Raleigh, Waynesville. New listings are added as we verify them.
Which cities in North Carolina have the most family law attorneys?
Charlotte (4), Raleigh (2), Waynesville (1), Winston-Salem (1).
How is custody decided in North Carolina?
Every state applies a best-interests-of-the-child standard, with its own factors and presumptions about shared parenting. An attorney on this page can explain how North Carolina courts and your county apply them.
Can child support be changed in North Carolina?
Generally yes, when income or circumstances change substantially. The process and thresholds differ by state; an attorney can tell you whether your change qualifies.