Montgomery Law

 

For more than 30 years, Charles H. Montgomery has earned a reputation for client-centered, quality-conscious service. In North Carolina, laws affecting husbands and wives, parents, grandparents and children are constantly changing. It is not enough for an attorney to have knowledge only of the laws relating to divorce, child support and child custody. Effective representation may require knowledge in tax and commercial law, as well as laws affecting retirement and military benefits. The Law Offices of Charles H. Montgomery provides clients with this necessary broad base of knowledge.

Our law practice has been devoted for many years to handling divorce, child support, child custody, domestic violence, alimony and post-separation support, alienation of affections and criminal conversation, mediation and arbitration, division of marital property, separation, as well as pre-nuptial agreements and adoption.

Our firm is interested in resolution, not unnecessary confrontation, and we are dedicated to protecting our clients’ interests in the most efficient manner possible. A big factor in Charles Montgomery’s many years of success as a North Carolina family lawyer has been his willingness to embrace alternative dispute resolution methods, such as mediation and arbitration. In fact, Mr. Montgomery is certified as a Superior Court mediator and is president of Family Law Mediation, Inc.

The Law Offices of Charles H. Montgomery also represents clients who wish to protect business interests and other personal assets. In a divorce case, our firm negotiates immediate financial needs, and if settlement is possible, negotiates property settlement agreements with long-term enforceability. Our attorneys have extensive experience in trying court cases and handling appeals.

Unfortunately, sometimes the circumstances are such that the divorce requires a tough, aggressive legal approach. Even in these cases, a client can be confident that The Law Offices of Charles H. Montgomery will work hard to obtain the best result. Sometimes, a court hearing or trial is necessary. Whatever it takes, our clients can rely on our commitment and dedication to achieve the best possible outcome.

Our firm is dedicated to the practice of family law. If you are considering separation or have separated from your spouse, then you should meet with a family law attorney to discuss your situation.