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A Cary Divorce Lawyer Can Help

If you are going through the process of separation and divorce in North Carolina, you know first hand how stressful the experience can be. As experienced family law attorneys, our goal is to make this process as easy as possible for you. In other words, you don’t have to go through this alone. Here are some of the services that we can help you with.
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Cary Divorce Lawyer and Family Law Attorneys
Serving the Triangle, Wake County, and Raleigh

Helping Individuals Navigate Divorce since 2005

The Hart Law Firm is primarily a Cary and Raleigh family law firm. We work with clients to help them navigate the minefield of divorce and separation so that they can move on with their lives quickly, with as little aggravation as possible. Download our free Divorce Guide to learn more about the divorce process in the privacy of your own home (or workplace).

Pre-Divorce Planning

We will work with you to review and assess your current situation and help you to prepare for the financial impact of divorce. In addition, we will talk you through the process of initiating a separation and decide when best to move out.

Pre-Litigation Services

After you make the decision to separate, you will need to have a discussion with your spouse. Our role here is to coach you through this process and help you avoid the emotional and financial cost of divorce court.

Dispute Resolution Services

If settlement negotiations break down, we are here to advocate on your behalf. We will help you navigate the divorce process, including representing you at mediation and through hearings and trial if necessary.

The Ultimate Guide to North Carolina Separation and Divorce

If you are contemplating a separation or divorce, and aren’t sure where to start, our North Carolina Divorce Guide is a step in the right direction. This in-depth guide will answer many common divorce questions and help to prepare you for the process of separating.

Here are some of the things this guide will help you learn:
 

  • How to determine whether or not you even need a lawyer
  • A 12-step system that will prepare you for the divorce process
  • Tips and Strategies to help you keep your legal bill low
  • The different types of divorce lawyers, and why it is important to hire the right lawyer for your case
  • The things you need to know NOW, before you call your first attorney
  • Five important questions that you should ask every attorney you are considering hiring

The Divorce Assessment

Every client we work with must go through an initial divorce assessment. The purpose of this meeting is for us to answer your questions about the divorce process and teach you about the various options that are available to you. This is a paid meeting, but it is well worth the price of admission. You will walk away from this meeting with a better understanding of your options and potential next steps.

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Do You Really Need to Get Divorced?

This is the first question that many people want to get answered. Do they really need a divorce? At The Hart Law Firm, we believe that a divorce should be a last resort in most situations. But saving your marriage is not always the best choice. And when you are ready to move forward with the process of separation and divorce, we are here to help.

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We strive to attract the best and brightest people to our team. We don’t want to go so far as to call ourselves Superheroes, but Rockstars isn’t far off… 😉
James W. Hart, Esq.

James W. Hart, Esq.

Founding Attorney

Suzy Carpenter

Suzy Carpenter

Client Services Director

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201 Shannon Oaks Circle Suite 200 Cary, North Carolina 27511
(919) 883-4861
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