Serving Union and Mecklenburg Counties including Weddington and Matthews
The law firm of Epperson Law PLLC is focused on family law matters. I handle all types of family law matters including:
- Divorce: I will guide you through the North Carolina divorce process, educating you on what is in your and your children's best interests.
- Division of property: Marital property is divided equitably but not necessarily 50/50. The court will look at a number of different factors when determining what is an equitable property distribution.
- Spousal support and alimony: Alimony is determined based the obligors ability to pay the receiver's financial need. I will help determine if alimony will be part of your divorce.
- Child support: North Carolina determines child support based on a statutory formula that considers both parents' incomes and any special needs of the child.
- Child custody: What is in the best interests of your child? I'll help you look at all the factors that the courts consider when determining custody and visitation of your children.
- Pre- and post-marital agreements: You can protect your assets through proper premarital planning. You can also create these types of protection after you have been married if you follow the proper legal procedures.
- Domestic violence: I represent both sides — the accused and the abused — in domestic violence restraining order matters.
- Grandparent visitation and custody: I help grandparents secure visitation rights to their grandchildren and help them obtain custody when appropriate.
- Facebook and family law: How are your status updates going to affect your divorce or custody dispute? Contact an experienced family lawyer to find out.
- Cohabitation agreements: Cohabitation agreements are similar to premarital agreements but are for same-sex couples and unmarried couples.
- Foster care and DSS cases: It's never good to have DSS in your life. I can help protect your rights.
- Paternity: A paternity action determines the child support and custodial relationship of children whose parents are not married.
- Adoption: I guide couples through stepparent and relative adoptions.
- Modification and enforcement: Spousal support, child support, custody and visitation may need to be modified or enforced after the divorce or paternity action.
Contact an Experienced Mecklenburg County Family Court Lawyer
You can benefit from my approximately 20 years of experience in family law. Put my experience to work for you. I serve Weddington, Matthews and cities and counties throughout and surrounding Union County. Call 704-288-1359, or toll free at 888-805-8163 to schedule your initial consultation today with an experienced Charlotte family law attorney.
