Charlotte, NC Divorce Attorney Office
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We offer phone and online scheduling. Initial consultations last one hour and provide an opportunity to address your specific questions and goals with an attorney.
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Directions to Charlotte, NC Office
Where is the Charlotte Office? The Charlotte office is at 6701 Carmel Road, Suite 110. To get here from the North, take I-485 to the Pineville-Matthews Road East exit, then turn right onto Carmel Road. From the East, take I-485 to the Johnson Road North exit, then turn right onto Carmel Road.
Parking: Free parking is available.
Please be advised consultations are limited to yourself and the attorney (no other person may be present in the consultation). This appointment will be contingent upon a conflict check. We will email an appointment confirmation after the review is complete. If you have already met with a Cordell & Cordell attorney, please call 866-323-7529 to schedule your appointment.
A consultation fee is due at the time of your appointment.
Charlotte, NC Practice Areas
Your Trusted Local Resource for Divorce and Custody Matters
Understanding Divorce and Custody in Charlotte
Charlotte is a vibrant city known for its rich history, thriving business community, and diverse neighborhoods. As one of North Carolina’s largest metropolitan areas, Charlotte residents face unique challenges when it comes to divorce and custody matters. Cordell & Cordell’s local team is deeply familiar with Mecklenburg County courts and procedures, providing personalized attention and resources tailored to the community’s needs.
Divorce Representation That Prioritizes Your Interests
Divorce can be a life-altering experience with lasting financial and personal implications. Our Charlotte divorce lawyers are committed to guiding clients through each stage of the process—from initial filing to negotiation and resolution. Cordell & Cordell attorneys focus on protecting your rights and interests while maintaining open communication and transparency. Our approach balances assertive advocacy with a commitment to minimizing unnecessary conflict, aiming for outcomes that support your future stability.
Child Custody and Child Support Solutions
For parents in Charlotte, child custody and child support decisions are among the most significant aspects of any domestic relations case. Our child custody lawyers work to develop practical, sustainable parenting plans that reflect the best interests of your children. We help clients understand North Carolina’s legal standards and work diligently to secure fair child support arrangements, whether you are seeking support or responding to a request.
Spousal Maintenance (Alimony) Guidance
Financial arrangements after divorce can be complex, particularly when it comes to spousal maintenance. Cordell & Cordell’s Charlotte attorneys help clients navigate alimony considerations, including eligibility, duration, and amount. We provide clear guidance and representation designed to achieve fair solutions that recognize your unique circumstances.
Mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution
Many families in Charlotte prefer to resolve domestic relations cases through mediation. Our attorneys are skilled in representing clients during mediation sessions, helping to foster productive dialogue and reach mutually acceptable agreements. By exploring alternative dispute resolution methods, we strive to reduce stress and streamline the legal process wherever possible.
Why Choose Cordell & Cordell in Charlotte?
Cordell & Cordell’s presence in Charlotte is supported by a nationwide network and a culture built on client satisfaction. Our dedicated client care division and attorney review process ensure consistent quality control and responsive service. We maintain an A+ BBB rating, reflecting our commitment to high standards of trust and professionalism. By choosing Cordell & Cordell, you gain a legal team that prioritizes your goals and provides ongoing support from your first consultation through case resolution.
Local Commitment, National Strength
Our Charlotte attorneys combine local insight with the extensive resources of a multi-state firm. Whether you are facing complex property division, seeking to modify a custody order, or need guidance on support matters, Cordell & Cordell stands ready to advocate for your interests. We serve clients throughout Charlotte and the surrounding communities, ensuring you have access to reliable representation wherever you reside.
Schedule Your Consultation Today
If you are navigating divorce or custody matters in Charlotte, Cordell & Cordell is here to help. Schedule an appointment today and take the first step toward protecting your interests and securing your future. Our attorneys are available to answer your questions and provide the support you need.
Cordell & Cordell proudly serves clients in Charlotte and neighboring cities, including Raleigh, Durham, Greensboro, and Winston-Salem.
Frequently Asked Charlotte, NC Questions
Either the Plaintiff or Defendant must have resided in the state for six (6) months prior to filing for divorce in North Carolina.
In North Carolina, the parties must live separate and apart for one year and one day prior to filing a divorce. After the parties have lived separate and apart for at least one year, a party can petition the court for a divorce.
It is difficult to predict how long a divorce will take, as it is case by case. However, once the opposing party is served, that party has 30 days to file responsive pleadings or waive his/her right to file a response before the court can enter a final divorce decree.
A party can serve the opposing party by sheriff of the county where service is to be completed or by a duly authorized person, registered or certified mail, or by a designated delivery service.
You may serve by publication, but only after you attempt to serve the opposing party by personal service, registered or certified mail, or other authorized delivery service. A local newspaper that is qualified for legal advertisements in the area that the opposing party is believed to reside or, if unknown, in the county where the action is filed can be contacted for this purpose.
In North Carolina, the initiating party must first file a Complaint to initiate the divorce action. A Summons must also be properly filed to initiate a divorce action.
A party residing in Mecklenburg County must file their divorce complaint at the Mecklenburg County Courthouse located at 832 E. Fourth St. in Charlotte.
Cordell & Cordell Attorneys in Charlotte, NC
