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Fayetteville NC Family Law and Divorce Attorney

Roger R. Compton, Attorney at Law is a General Practice law firm that handles Family Law, Bankruptcy, Social Security, and Traffic Law cases in the Fayetteville area. Family law includes divorce, separation agreements, custody, visitation, support, adoption, name change, equitable distribution and divorce from bed and board.

 

Generally in order to file for a divorce in North Carolina, you must be separated for one year, you must be a resident of North Carolina for six months prior to filing your petition and you must have the intent of making North Carolina your permanent home. If there are adequate grounds and you have not been separated for one year, you may file for a court-ordered separation which is called a divorce from bed and board. Equitable Distribution is the separation and distribution of all marital assets.

 

Our Fayetteville NC lawyers, Roger R. Compton and Melinda C. Flinn, specialize in family law, divorce, bankruptcy, Social Security, child custody, traffic offenses and military divorce and family law issues. We will help you through this trying time in your life. We will guide you through the legal process you will face when going through a divorce or other dispute in your family. Our competent attorneys and staff carefully listen to your concerns and respond according to your needs.

 

Our family law practice includes:

North Carolina Divorce - Military Divorce Contested Divorce - Uncontested Divorce Alimony Issues - Separation Agreements Spousal support - Property and Asset Division Child Custody Cases - Child Support Modification Visitation & Modification - Mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution Contempt Suits - Adoptions – Foreign and Domestic Our experienced and knowledgeable attorneys and staff are here to help you through the legal process for whatever family law circumstances you find yourself.

 

Divorce Lawyers in the Fayetteville, Cumberland County and Fort Bragg Area

We know you have concerns when faced with a separation or divorce. We will explain all your options so you can make informed decisions during the legal process. Our divorce lawyers have experience in all the issues related to a North Carolina divorce, including separation agreements, spousal support, contested divorce, uncontested divorce, alimony, child custody, child support, and property and asset division. We will give you concerned advice, careful counsel and representation for getting through your separation and divorce. If you find yourself in a proceeding for a separation or divorce, please contact our North Carolina divorce lawyers for experienced representation in all your divorce issues, whether you find yourself at trial or in mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution.

 

Fort Bragg and Pope Air Force Base North Carolina Military Divorce Lawyer

As North Carolina divorce lawyers in Fayetteville, we also have the special skills and knowledge necessary to help you through the issues unique to military divorces. Our family law attorneys and staff will take you through the process of military divorce; child custody, visitation, and support; alimony; pension concerns; and property and asset divisions to make sure you understand the options and potential outcomes.

 

NC Child Custody, Child Support and Visitation Lawyers

Cases involving your children are emotional and stressful. Financial resources are divided between two households instead of one, taxing the family. Our lawyers are skilled at handling the issues surrounding child custody cases, child support modification, and parental/child visitation. Our firm will help you negotiate with your spouse a child custody and support agreement that is in your children's best interest, but the resulting agreement must be approved by the court. Modifications to the child custody, child support and visitation agreements can be made at any time by either parent to accommodate the changing needs of the children. If the responsible party fails to pay financial obligations a court order is required to enforce the agreement and may be obtained through contempt suits.

 

Fort Bragg and Cumberland County NC Attorneys

Our Fayetteville North Carolina family lawyers handle divorce and family law cases in the Fayetteville, Cumberland County and Fort Bragg NC area including Hope Mills, Reaford, Spring Lake, Eastover, Falcon, Godwin, Wade, Linden and Steadman.

 

North Carolina Adoption Lawyers

The prospect of adopting a baby is wonderful; but with all the rules surrounding the process of adoptions - foreign and domestic, it can seem a daunting possibility. Competent and knowledgeable legal representation is important during the adoption process. We are here to help you understand your rights and guide you through the process so you can bring home that special child. Knowledgeable legal representation experienced in family law dealing with contested divorce, uncontested divorce, military divorce, child custody cases, separation agreements, and contempt suits will make your legal experience less stressful and help put your mind at ease.

 

Our Fayetteville family law attorneys and divorce lawyers will take the uncertainty out of the legal process by explaining the law to you in a way you can understand and use to make an informed decision.

 

Our North Carolina legal services include:

Traffic Offenses

Speeding Ticket
Reckless Driving
Aggressive Driving
Driving Without a License
Driving With No Insurance
Driving On a Suspended License
Leaving the Scene of an Accident

Family Law & Divorce

Child Custody
Child Support
Visitation
Paternity
Adoptions
Military Divorce & Related Family Issues Involving the Military

Social Security

Bankruptcy

Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

Chapter 13 Bankruptcy