Family Law & Divorce Attorney near Lincolnton
Meet Jennifer Hames, Your Lincolnton Family Lawyer
Lincolnton, NC Family Divorce Attorney
Meet Jennifer Hames, Your Lincolnton Family Lawyer
Divorce
Child Custody
Child Support
Why You Need an Attorney to Represent You
Divorce and Child Custody Cases create an emotional situation. Most times it is an adversarial or “heated between the parties. As your attorney, Lincolnton Family Law can help you focus on moving forward with your life choices.
You need a lawyer that can help you understand your legal options and assist you with the decisions you will have to make in the upcoming months. No two cases are alike because no two families are the same.
Regardless of your circumstances, whether it be your income, the size of your estate, or how amicable you may be with your spouse or significant other, you need to review your particular situation with an experienced family law attorney because these are big, life-changing decisions ahead of you.
Our pledge to you is to make your problems our problems and together get through this difficult time to a happier future.
Why Use Lincolnton Family Law as Your Divorce Attorney?
Jennifer Hames is a highly respected lawyer focusing solely on North Carolina family law. Jennifer is skilled at handling complex and highly contentious cases that require an aggressive approach, as well as those who help clients wishing to avoid courtroom litigation through problem-solving and settlement negotiation. Each case is evaluated from every perspective to provide you with customized representation. From the moment you walk in the door, you will know that Jennifer has a genuine concern for her clients’ emotional and financial well-being. Located conveniently near you at 1446 Gaston St Suite 104, Lincolnton, NC 28092
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