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| World Law Direct | New York |  |
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World Law Direct provides you with access to over 300 law firms in all States. Make your submission and they will assist you in making contact with one of their network attorneys. Services available in all areas of law. |
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| AYLWARD at FENTON PLACE | Charlotte | |||
Aylward at Fenton Place is a family law boutique, a term we take to connote specialization fully and completely in family law. We can help you with premarital agreements, separation and property settlement agreements, complex equitable distribution, alimony, child custody, child support, international parental abduction, and appeals in family matters. Ilonka Aylward is licensed in North Carolina and New York, and admitted to practice in Western and Middle Districts of North Carolina. Aylward took her J.D. from the University of Virginia, where she was on the board of Virginia Law Review, and received John M. Olin award in law & economics. In addition to making her sound like a geek, being an Olin fellow provided very helpful training for disentangling financial issues that division of property often presents. To help her with her writing, Aylward took a Ph.D. from the University of Chicago, concentrating on philosophy of criminal law. Aylward is a member of Mecklenburg County Bar and NC Bar, and presented and authored lectures on tax, ethics, and complex evidentiary issues involving expert witnesses. Prior to becoming a family lawyer, Aylward did antitrust work for Sullivan and Cromwell, one of three top USA's law firms, where she learned some antitrust and everything about client service. |
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| Barbara R. Morgenstern | Greensboro | |
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Counties of Guilford, Alamance and Randolph. Member: ABA, NCBA, and Greensboro Bar Assn., Family Law Sections. Board Certified Specialist in Family Law. Previous Positions, NCBA Family Law Section Chair, 1992-93. CLE Participation: Case Law Update, NCBF Emerging Legal Issues: Non-Traditional Families, 2004; Non-Marketable Goodwill in Equitable Distribution, NCBF Family Law Intensive Seminar, 2004; ``Divisible Property,'' NCBF Intensive Equitable Distribution Seminar, 2001-02; ``Custody Jurisdiction - Proposed Model Relocation Act,'' NCBF Family Law in the New Millennium, 2000. 'Case Law on Valuing Professional Licenses and Degrees,' NCBF Advanced Equitable Distribution Seminar, 1999-00; Author: Professional vs. Personal Goodwill - The Time Has Come for an Equitable Approach, 23 NCBA Family Forum, June 2003; ``Parental Relocation: In Whose Best Interest?'' 17 NCBA Family Forum, June, 1997. Listed in 'Best Lawyers in America' (1997-); Guest Lecturer, UNC Law School Advanced Family Law Class, 1997-; Member, UNC Law Alumni Board, 2001-. |
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| Bender Law (Raleigh, North Carolina) | Raleigh | |
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Bender Law is a full-service law firm. With our experienced international staff and network of affiliated experts, we can handle even the most difficult legal intricacies. |
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| Carole S. Gailor | Raleigh | |
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Counties of Wake, Durham, Orange, Wilson, and Eastern North Carolina. AAML: North Carolina Chapter Delegate to the Board of Governors, 1998-2004; New Associate Institute Comm., 2003-04; Faculty, June 2004 Institute. Member: VA, DC and NC State Bars, the American Bar Assn.. CLE Participation: Wake Forest Univ. School of Law Annual Review Insti., 1989-93; Wake Forest Univ. School of Law CLE, 1985-1997. Equitable Distribution Litigation: Discovery in Equitable Distribution Cases; The Equitable Distribution Trial: Tracing and Classification of Assets; NC Bar Assn., Speaker and Presenter 1995-2004; 2003-2004 Family Law Intensive Seminar. Author and Presenter The Analysis and Critique of the Business Appraisal Report and Cross-Examination of the Appraisal Expert, A Lawyer's Point of View. Speaker, Institute of Business Appraisers, 2004 National Conference and Author, The Business Valuation Appraisal: Critique and Cross-Examination; |
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| John F. Morrow | Winston-Salem | |
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Member: American Bar Assn. (Family Law Section) 1983-present. NC Bar Assn (Family Law Section) 1983-present. NC Academy of Trial Lawyers (Family Law Section) 1983-present. Previous Positions: Member, Board of Legal Specialization, The NC State Bar (1997-present). Chair, Family Law Specialization Comm., The NC State Bar (1994-1996). CLE Presentations: ``Managing a Custody Case, Basics of Family Law,'' NC Bar Foundation CLE, 11/02, Winston-Salem. Child Custody, Practical Family Law 2001, Wake Forest Univ. School of Law CLE (10-4-01 Raleigh) 'Managing a Custody Case, Basics of Family Law,' NC Bar Foundation CLE, 11/00 Greensboro; Child Custody, Practical Family Law 1999, Wake Forest Univ. School of Law CLE (10-22-99 Raleigh). Child Custody, Basics of Family Law, NC Bar Foundation CLE (11-21-98 Greensboro). Child Custody, Family Law Litigation 1998, Wake Forest Univ. School of Law CLE (10-16-98 Raleigh). |
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| John Hill Parker | Raleigh | |
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AAML: Past President, NC Chapter, 1999-2000, Member of National, Professionalism in the Practice Committee, 1998-99, Ethics Committee, 1995-1996. Member: American Bar Association, Wake County Bar Association, North Carolina Bar Association. North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers. Previous Positions: Chair -Family Law Section North Carolina Bar Association, 1985-86; Chair- Family Law CLE Committee, 1986-1988 and 1996-1998; Member - Family Law CLE Committee, 1979 to date; Member: Family Law, Estate Planning, Taxation and Elder Law Curriculum Committee, 1994-2003. Member, Trial Practice Curriculum Comm., 2003-present. Instructor for New Judges North Carolina Institute of Government, 1979-1982. NC District Court Judge, 10th Judicial District (Wake County) 1976-1982. |
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| Joslin Davis | Winston-Salem | |
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Counties of Forsyth, Mecklenburg and Mid-North Carolina. AAML: President, N.C. Chapter 2002; Chair, Membership Committee, 2003-; Chair, Economics of Practice Comm. 2000-01; Curriculum Comm. 2002-2003. Member: N.C. Bar Assn, American Board of Trial Advocates, , D.C. Bar, FL Bar. Current Positions: Listed in ''The Best Lawyers in America, 1993-2004, Adj. Prof. of Law, Wake Forest Univ. School of Law; Faculty, ABA Family Law Advocacy Institute; Bd. of Governors, N.C. Bar Assn. 1995-98; Fam. Law Council of NC Bar Assn., 1989-97, Chr., 1994-95; CLE Committee: AAML Certified in Matrimonial Mediation and Arbitration, Course Planner and/or Speaker for: AAML Spring and Fall Mtgs. 2002; Spring 2003. NCBA Intensive Family Law Seminars, 1992-98, 2000-02, 2003; . Author of numerous CLE manuscripts and presentations. |
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| Law Offices of Charles H. Montgomery (Cary, North | Cary | |
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Family law trials, appeals, mediation and arbitration are our principal areas of practice. We use specialization and depth of experience to benefit our clients. |
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| Lynn P. Burleson | Raleigh | |
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AAML: North Carolina Chapter. Member: North Carolina Bar Association, Wake County Bar Association, North Carolina State Bar. Current Positions: State Bar, Disciplinary Hearing Commission, 2001-present; Editor, North Carolina Family Law Deskbook, 2004. Previous Positions: Wake County Bar, President 1991-, Chair, Long Range Planning Comm. 1995, Professionalism Chair, 1996-97; NCBA, Family Forum Editor 1984-85, Family Law Section Chair, 1985-86, Board of Governors, 1986-89, Vice President, 1992-94. CLE Participation: Course Planner and Presenter, 1984 to present. Adjunct Instructor in family law, UNC School of Law, 1992-93. ``The Best Lawyers in America, 1991-present. |
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| Marcia High Armstrong | Smithfield | |
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Current Positions: Board Certified Specialist in Family Law since 1989. Member: North Carolina Bar Association, North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers. Member, Family Law Specialty Comm., N.C. State Board of Legal Specialization. Current Positions: Member, Family Law Section Curriculum Comm.. CLE Participation: Speaker and Course Planner for Many North Carolina Bar Assn. and Wake Forest Univ. School of Law Family Law Seminars. Previous Positions: Member, Board of Governors, North Carolina Bar Assn.; Member Law Alumni Council - Wake Forest Univ. School of Law, Chair, Family Law Section, 1995-1996. Editor, Family Forum Newsletter, 1993-1995. |
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| Mark E. Sullivan | Raleigh | |
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Counties of Wake, Durham, Orange and Cumberland. AAML: President, NC Chapter, 2003; Member: ABA, Sections of Family Law and General Practice; North Carolina Bar Assn., Section of Family Law; North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers. Current Positions: ABA/FLS, Co-Chair-Military Comm., 1998-present. Previous Positions: ABA/GPS, Chair-Fam. Law Comm. 1996-98; NCSB, Director of Special Comm. on Legal Assistance for Military Personnel; 1982-87; NCBA, Vice Chairman, Fam. Law Sect., 1985-86; CLE Participation: Military Custody, and Advanced Separation Agreement Negotiations, U.S. Army JAG School, 1987-present; Military Pension Division: Crossing the Minefield, 1999 Wiley Fam. Law Update: Your Rights Under C.O.B.R.A., Fair$hare, Vol. 20, No. 3, 3/00; Seeing is Believing: Charts, Graphs and Presentations for the Domestic Lawyer, 22nd Ann. Institute on Fam. Law, Tampa, FL 5/00; Judge's Guide to the Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil Relief Act, The Judges Journal, (ABA) Spring 2002. |
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| Mullins Law Firm, P.A. | North Myrtle Beach | |
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Mullins Law Firm's lawyers have served North Myrtle Beach and surrounding areas with complete legal services for over 14 years. |
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| Nancy E. Gordon | Durham | |
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Counties of Durham and Orange. AAML: President-Elect, North Carolina Chapter. Member: North Carolina Bar Association, Family Law Section (''FLS''). Former Editor of Newsletter: ''The Family Forum.'' Previous Positions: NCBA FLS Council Member; Chair, FLS Long Range Planning Committee 1996, FLS CLE and Curriculum Committees (1995-present); President, Durham County Bar Association 1991. Frequent lecturer and course planner for NC Bar Foundation seminars including intensive seminar on alimony (1995); equitable distribution (1997); ''Basics of Equitable Distribution'' and tax for general practitioners (1998).Arbitration/Mediation services. |
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| Pamela H. Simon | Statesville | |
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Counties of Iredell, Alexander and Davie. Member: NCBA; Iredell County Bar Assn.; 22nd Judicial District Bar Assn; ABA. Current Positions: NCBA Chair, Family Law Section, Collaborative Law Committee. Previous Positions: NCBA, Vice Chair and Chair, Family Law Section, Chair, CLE Committee, Chair, Family Law Adoption Subcommittee. CLE Participation: Speaker/Manuscript, 1997 Family Law Specialists' Meeting (Support Issues); Speaker/Manuscript, 1997 NCBA Family Law Annual Conference (Case Update on Child Support); Course Planner/Speaker, 1996 NCBA Family Law Annual Conference (Alternate Dispute Resolutions.) Author: ``If You Don't Look a Gift Horse In the Mouth, It Might Bite,'' article on tax consequences of property settlement transfers, NCBA Family Forum, Vol. 15, No. 5, May 1995 (Co-Author - Ed Hausle). Presenter at Seminars Teaching Collaborative Law Since Oct. 2002. |
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| Renny W. Deese | Fayetteville | |
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Member: North Carolina Bar Association. Current Positions: NC State Bar Council for 12th Judicial Dsitrict. Previous Positions: Family Law Section Council - Member, North Carolina State Bar Family Law Specialization Committee - Chair. Family Law Section Council - Treasurer. CLE Participation: 11/29/98 Legal Assistance to Military Personnel - ABA Sponsored. 10/3/96 Family Law Seminar - Wake Forest University Sponsored. Author: Family Forum - Family Law Section of NC Bar Association, Dec. 1994, Judicial Modifications of Child Custody and Support Provisions of Separation Agreements. |
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| Robert A. Ponton, Jr. | Raleigh | |
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Lincesed to practice law in all North Carolina state courts and the Eastern and Middle District federal courts of North Carolina. Lectured extensively on many topics involving domestic relations/family law practice for the North Carolina Bar Association and for the conference of North Carolina District Court Judges. member: Family Law Section, CLE Committee of the North Carolina Bar Association. |
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| Robert E. Riddle | Asheville | |
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Member: North Carolina Bar Association; North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers; 28th Judicial District Bar Association; North Carolina State Bar Board Certified Family Law Specialist, Certified Family Law Arbitrator. Previous Positions: NC Bar Assn. - Board of Governors, Chairman of Family Law Section; NC Academy of Trial Lawyers - Board of Governors, Chairman of Family Law Section; 29th Judicial District Bar Association, President. CLE Participation: Nov. 2001, 'Windfall Property' for Advanced Equitable Distribution Seminar. Author: 'Repressed Memory - The Devil Made Me Do It,' Campbell Law Observer, Jan. 1997; 'Interim Allocation Revisted,' NCBA Family Fourm, June, 1996; 'The Problem with the Solution,' NCBA 'Built In Tax Consequences and Fair Market Value' Riddle/Hugenschmidt, NC Bar Journal, Winter 2001. Included in 'The Best Lawyers in America.' |
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| Robin J. Stinson | Winston-Salem | |
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Member: North Carolina Bar Assn., Family Law Section; American Bar Assn., Family Law Section; Forsyth County Bar Assn./21st Judicial District Bar. Previous Positions: Past President, Forsyth County Bar Assn./21st Judicial District Bar, 2001-2002; North Carolina Bar Assn., Board of Governors 7/2004-6/2007, Family Law Section: Served as Chair and Vice-Chair of the Family Law Section; Council Member and Editor of the Family Forum. CLE Participation - Speaker: Motions and Petitions Practice, 2003, NC Bar Association, Presentation of Family Law Appellate Practice; Speaker: Wake Forest Univ. School of Law; Segment on Procedural Issues, Equitable Distribution Seminar 2000, Third Party Issues 2001, Third Party Issues 2002; Moderator for Judges Panel on Domestic Violence Issues, AFCC/NC Local Chapter-Nucleus; North Carolina Bar Assn.: Really, What is Marital Debt. |
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| THE LAW OFFICES OF LANA S. WARLICK | Jacksonville | |
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Onslow County. Member: North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers; ABA, Family Law Section; North Carolina Bar Association, Family Law Section; Onslow County Bar. Current Position: North Carolina Board Certified Family Law Specialist. Previous Positions: Member of Family Law Counsel and President of Onslow County Bar. CLE Participation: Lecturer at North Carolina Bar Association, & North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers seminars on Family Law. Listing ``Best Lawyers in America.'' |
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| Thomas R. Cannon | Charlotte | |
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Counties of Mecklenburg, Cabarrus, Gaston and Union. Board Certified Specialist. Certified Mediator. Member: North Carolina Bar Association; North Carolina State Bar; ABA. Current Postion: North Carolina Bar Association Family Law Section Council (ex-officio). Previous Positions: Chair, North Carolina Bar Association Family Law Section, 1982-83; North Carolina State Bar Family Law Certification Committee, 1988-94. CLE Participation: Lecturer at numerous seminars since 1975, including North Carolina Bar Association's Basics of Family Law Course, 1984-04and its Practical Skills Course for New Lawyers, 1977-04. Listed, 'Best Lawyers in America.' Lt. Cdr., USNR (Ret.). |
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| William K. Diehl, Jr. | Charlotte | |
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County of Mecklenburg. Original Class Certified Family Law Specialist, NC; North Carolina Bar Association, Family Law Section; Lecturer/Teaching, Family Law Practice - 25+ occasions, American Board of Trial Advocates. |
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