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The Law Office of Bryce D. Neier

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Matter
Expert
Questions

“And those same core values not only stop short at him but also radiate throughout his firm to all of his employees they're a phenomenal firm always ready to bat for you when you need them”

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Sarah D. Miranda, Attorney

(47)

Children, Divorce

“Divorce is a deeply personal experience, and finding a legal team that not only understands the intricacies of the law but also creates a supportive and comfortable environment is a rare gem”

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Attorney Lila E. Washington

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Child Custody and Visitation, Division of Property and Military Retirement, Separation and Divorce

“She began working with me in 2015 and has constantly demonstrated the highest level of professionalism, knowledge and experience that I have seen throughout the duration of my case.”

FAQs

How do I change back to my prior last name after I get divorced?

You can include a request to resume your maiden name in your complaint for divorce and have the name change ordered in your divorce judgment. You can also file an application to resume your former name with the clerk of court. You can find the necessary form here.

What happens in court at a divorce hearing?

Simple divorce hearings are usually very quick. On the day of the hearing, you will testify under oath about the facts that show you are eligible to get divorced.

Is your firm familiar with family law cases involving the military?

Our attorney has years of experience with military clients and is familiar with military specific family law issues such as military retirement, Survivor Benefit Plans and navigating child custody cases where one or both parents face deployments or relocations.

What happens when my child turns 18 years old?

In general, parents are not obligated to financially support a child once the child reaches the age of 18. Parents are required to support a child until the child turns 20 if the child has not yet graduated and remains in high school. In that case, child support will continue until the child graduates, stops attending school regularly, fails to make satisfactory academic progress, or reaches age 20, whichever happens first. Parents can also be required to support a child enrolled in a cooperative innovative high school (CIHS) program until the child reaches age 18 or completes four years in the program, whichever occurs later.

This information can be found on the FAQ page on our website.

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Hardin Law Firm

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Child Support, Same-Sex Couples, Alimony

“3 steps of success will come down to listen to Victoria Hardin and what she says to do, be smart with decisions with children, and always keep records of everything that is important to the kids.”

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Lewis, Deese, Ditmore & Gregory

(29)

Criminal Justice, Corporate Business, Litigation/Trial

“During the closing, he was very thorough and ensured we knew what we were signing.”

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The Garner Firm

(13)

Alimony, Paternity, Divorce

“When I tell you I asked some dumb questions, but never once did attorney Garner make me feel like I was stupid, she took time to explain things to me, but never ever sugar coated anything (I like that).”

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Margit M. Hicks, PA Attorney at Law

(12)

Separation Agreements, Child Support, Child Custody

“I found her to help with my husbands separation agreement in 2021 needing to be amended.”

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Gary Britt Law

(15)

Compassion
Choice
Law Firm

“Britt, I am a single father in the Army and he managed to still get me 50/50 custody with for my sons and made my Divorce and other legal matters that came with it.”

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Bruce Allen, Attorney

(11)

Personal Injury, Including Motor Vehicle Accident Claims, Bankruptcy, Including Chapter 7 and Chapter 13, Real Estate, Including Titles and Transaction Transfers

“Very professional, and very comfortable to work with.”

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Crossroads Family Law NC

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Military Divorce Attorney â Fayetteville, NC, Alimony & Spousal Support Attorney â Fayetteville, NC, Adoption Attorney â Fayetteville, NC

“Attorney Spain was remarkable very outstanding and professional at what she do she will help you and your family with any situation that you have with custody agreement arrangements.”

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Crossroads Family Law is a property distribution lawyer in Fayetteville, NC providing comprehensive and compassionate legal counsel to clients during times of transition. Our experienced attorney understands the complexities of dividing marital assets and can help you reach a resolution that takes into account all relevant factors. We provide our clients with personalized service throughout the entire process, from initial consultation to the execution of the agreement, and will work to ensure that your rights are protected. We have extensive experience resolving complex cases involving difficult financial strategies, including drafting qualified domestic relations orders (QDR Os) and ensuring that retirement accounts are properly transferred. No matter what your situation is, Crossroads Family Law can help you move forward with confidence. Contact us today for a free evaluation. Let us help you protect your rights and future with our experienced property distribution lawyer in Fayetteville, NC.

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The Henderson Firm

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“After speaking with her we took her advice and followed her suggested instructions, and without legal representation in the court we prevailed in our case.”

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James H. Cooke Jr., Attorney At Law

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Spousal Support, Child Custody, Divorce & Family Law

“I will use him again in the future if need ever be, it was a great experience considering it can be stressful to go to court, but knowing I was in great hands eased that stress.”

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Fowler Law Firm - Fayetteville

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“Steve Fowler and the Fowler Law Firm staff are professional, experienced and compassionate.”

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Willcox, McFadyen, Fields & Sutherland

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“Regina Sutherland is amazing, she is professional, caring, and overall a great lawyer, she knows what she is doing and I can only highly recommend her.”

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Jason O Wunsch Law Offices

(49)

Personal Injury, Criminal Law, Traffic & DWI

“Honestly, even if he had only been able to get a decent outcome I would still be impressed by his thoroughness, his empathy, and the effort he put into my case.”

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Crockett Oldham Pope & Donadio: Donadio Arthur A

(9)

Criminal Defense, Personal Injury, Family Law

“The hiring of them and not dealing with the ticket was excellent service from them.”

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Lorenz & Creed Law Firm

(24)

Estate Planning, Personal Injury, Family Law

“I needed a North Carolina attorney to help settle my Dad's estate in Southern Pines, after I sold his home and moved back to Connecticut before the estate was actually closed.”

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Kathryn Johnston Tart

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Changing a Name, Divorce Attorney, Adoption Information

“It is no understatement to say Kathryn Tart saved my life at a time when I was extremely vulnerable coming out of a hellish marriage fraught with violence and manipulation.”

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The Baker Law Firm

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Feel
Custody
Military

“I went to the Baker Law Firm to file for a legal separation and thought there may be a problem because I didn't know how to get a in touch with my husband.”

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Jones and Jones P.l.l.c.

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“Gives you several options to choose from.”

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Wilson, Reives, Silverman & Doran - Attorneys at Law

(45)

Traffic Violations, Workers’ Comp, Personal Injury

“I was told by naysayers that nothing was gonna come from this accident but Krista Shawanda and Jesse continued to work hard on my case and got me the best results.”

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Pennington Brienzi Law

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Child Support, Mediation Service, Client Portal

“But she took good care of me through this process and I highly recommend her, especially to help the good women out there who have been dealt a bad season.”

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Mercogliano & Associates, PA

(8)

General Civil Litigation, Business Law & Commercial Litigation, Adoption Legal Services

“We are selling our home, first time sellers in the USA and We found everything very overwhelming until Kathy Mercogliano stepped in and took all the stress away.”

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Sanford Law Group

(27)

Traffic Law, Estate Planning, Real Estate Law

“They explained everything so I understood it, they were very prompt in responding to my questions, and they knew I was out of state most of the time and provided everything electronically, well in advance, so I had time to read it thoroughly and coul...”

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Best Adoption Lawyers in Fayetteville, NC

The highest-rated Family Formation Law companies out of 130 vetted & reviewed in the Fayetteville area.

The Law Office of Bryce D. Neier

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Attorney Lila E. Washington

Hardin Law Firm

Lewis, Deese, Ditmore & Gregory

The Garner Firm

Margit M. Hicks, PA Attorney at Law

Gary Britt Law

Bruce Allen, Attorney

Crossroads Family Law NC

The Henderson Firm

James H. Cooke Jr., Attorney At Law

Fowler Law Firm - Fayetteville

Willcox, McFadyen, Fields & Sutherland

Jason O Wunsch Law Offices

Crockett Oldham Pope & Donadio: Donadio Arthur A

Lorenz & Creed Law Firm

Kathryn Johnston Tart

The Baker Law Firm

Jones and Jones P.l.l.c.

Wilson, Reives, Silverman & Doran - Attorneys at Law

Pennington Brienzi Law

Mercogliano & Associates, PA

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