Your Advocates in Family Law Disputes
Dozier Miller is one of Charlotte's most established family law groups with a reputation for providing the highest level of expertise and service to our clients during difficult times.
From separation and divorce to child custody and equitable distribution, we are your biggest advocates.
Navigating a Family Law Dispute
There's nothing that hits closer to home than family law disputes. When your emotions are running high, it’s important to have a family law attorney by your side to protect your legal rights and interests.
At Dozier Miller, we're dedicated to protecting you through any family law issues, whether it's separation and divorce, annulment, child custody and child support, adoption, premarital (prenuptial) agreements, alimony, or equitable distribution.
Filing a Dispute
Begin by consulting with our dedicated attorneys to assess your situation and determine whether an action should be filed with the court.
Mediation
Mediation provides a structured environment to resolve disputes amicably, aiming for mutually beneficial agreements without the need for trial.
Resolution
At the conclusion of your case, expect clear communication, compassionate guidance, and a fair settlement crafted by our experienced team.
Family Law services
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Our attorneys offer specialized guidance and representation in a variety of practice areas.
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A Family-First Approach to Family Law
At the end of the day, we have families, just like you. We approach every case with the goal of peaceful, fair resolution. We aim to mediate or settle out of court whenever possible because we understand the emotional and financial expense of litigation, but we understand avoiding litigation is not always possible and it’s not always what is best for our clients. That’s why we’re so careful with your resources — we treat your money like our own and work as efficiently as possible to help you find a solution you’re comfortable with.
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Find answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about family law matters in Charlotte, NC
In North Carolina, the primary ground for an absolute divorce is a one-year separation period where the spouses live apart with the intention of ending the marriage.
Contact a Family Law Attorney
You don’t have to face a family legal dispute alone. Our Charlotte Family Law attorneys are here to help advocate for the best interest of you and your loved ones.
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Learn more about what to expect when facing a family law dispute in Charlotte, North Carolina from Family Law attorneys at Dozier Miller Law Group
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