Chatham County
The North Carolina family law attorneys of Montgomery Law believe strongly in knowing the communities that they help on a regular basis.
Among the many areas we serve is
Chatham
County.
The county incorporates over 707 square miles and is known as " The Heart of
North Carolina", since the county is located in the middle of the
Durham
metro area. The county is situated between the Triangle
and Piedmont
regions, which are two of North Carolina's largest centers of population and
commerce. Proximity to these thriving regions provides a healthy boost to
Chatham County's economy, ensuring a promising future.
Pittsboro
boasts a charming historical
downtown district, with numerous antique shops and a farmer's
market located on the Chatham County Fairgrounds. Pittsboro is also home to
the renowned Premier
Motorsports facility, where the popular Pit Stop Cafe overlooks the
professional race shop.
Chatham County affords residents a wealth of employment opportunities. A
diverse industry sector provides jobs with agriculture, brick making, lumber
products, metalworking, production of poultry and textiles. In addition, nearby
areas such as Chapel
Hill, Raleigh-Durham
and the Research Triangle Park
add to the economic viability of the area. North
Carolina's Department of Commerce reported that with approximately $30,000
in personal per capita income, Chatham County placed fourth out of NC's 100
counties. Chatham County, NC also placed first with a median family income of
just over $66,000 per year.
Chatham
County is proud of its modern public
and private schools at the primary and secondary levels. Several excellent
opportunities for higher learning exist within a thirty-five mile radius.
Choices include Central Carolina
Community College in Sanford,
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill and Meredith
College in Raleigh.
North Carolina Central University,
Duke University and Durham
Technical Community College are in nearby Durham.
Chatham
County is home to Jordan
Lake, one of North
Carolina's leading state forest and recreational areas. Scenic rivers,
including the Deep,
Haw
and Rocky
rivers, offer exciting outdoor activities in addition to providing drinking
water for Chatham County and its surrounding areas. The Camelback Truss Bridge,
constructed over Deep River in 1908, holds a place on the National
Register for Historic Places. Visitors to the area also enjoy the local wineries,
tours of the Carnivore
Preservation Trust, New
Hope Valley Railroad and Museum in New
Hill and gemstone mining at The Rocks.
If you live in the Chatham County area and are in need of a dependable and
experienced family law attorney, then contact Montgomery Law today. We
help families in several areas of family law including:
divorce,
child custody,
child support,
alimony, and
asset division.
Contact us today at (919) 816-9002.
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