Divorce & Family Law Attorneys in Wake County
High-Caliber, Experienced Service Since 1993
Divorce and other family law matters involve the most personal, complex, and important issues a person will likely ever face. At times like these, you need a skilled and trusted advisor. At Montgomery Family Law, we are here to help. With almost 70 years of combined family law experience, our dedicated legal team includes two N.C. Board Certified Family Law Specialists (a distinction achieved by only 1% of N.C. lawyers), as well as a DRC Certified Family Financial Mediator.
We are experts in family law, able to help you achieve an efficient resolution out of court through smart negotiation. When aggressive litigation is necessary, our expertise can see you past this challenge with your rights fully protected. Whatever family law issues you face, such as a separation agreement, let us help you move forward. Our team of professionals is ready to provide the personal service and wise counsel you deserve.
Call (919) 348-2317 for your initial consultation.
Serving Cary, Raleigh, Apex, Holly Springs,
and Triangle NC Areas
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Charles Montgomery
Charles is an award-winning Family Law Attorney with several decades of experience.
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Scott Montgomery
Scott has earned his certification as a Family Law Specialist by the North Carolina State Bar.
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Lynn Montgomery
Lynn is a Family Law Specialist who has focused on adoption and family law in North Carolina for a decade.
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Our Commitment
Dedicating Our Practice Entirely to Family Law
At Montgomery Family Law, we focus 100% of our attention and resources to family law and divorce cases. We are committed to handling your legal matters according to the highest standards of the profession, always treating you with respect and courtesy.
Areas of Practice
Divorce & Family Law
Our Blog
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Apr 20, 2023
Divorce vs. Legal Separation in NC; which is better?
What is the difference between absolute divorce and legal separation in North Carolina ? The former concludes in a final judgment dissolving the marriage, while the latter can usually be reversed ...
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Apr 10, 2023
How Does Child Support Work in North Carolina?
Both parents are responsible for providing child support in North Carolina . However, only the non-custodial parent must make support payments if this parent has less than 123 overnights per year with ...
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Mar 20, 2023
Dividing Property In Divorce - How Does it Work?
If you are separated from your spouse or thinking about separating from your spouse, you need to begin planning for the division of your marital assets and debts. Any property acquired during your ...