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From a young age, Attorney Christopher Lusby set the goal to make a difference. Because of this objective and his advantageous background as a business owner, law enforcement officer, and lawyer, he felt led to establish Lusby Law which provides affordable, personalized legal services to Edgecombe, North Carolina and neighboring areas. Lusby Law aims to improve clients’ lives through their expertise of the legal system and beneficial skill sets.
Clients seek family law to create solutions when issues arise among family members, romantically-involved individuals, parents, and those with personal relationships.
You might seek a family law matters attorney for assistance with the following:
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Lusby Law is equipped to service any family law area. Our firm most commonly helps clients seeking divorce, child support, and domestic violence lawyers.
Unfortunately, divorces are complex and depend on the cooperation of parties who are often unable to communicate effectively.
An experienced attorney can provide supports that alleviate the stresses of the divorce process, including:
Child support and visitation decisions are often made during the divorce process; however, that is not always the case. Child support attorneys work with any individuals who need help obtaining or defending their child support, custody, or visitation. Your legal representation can give you the best chance of achieving the goals you have set for your family.
A tenured attorney will understand how delicate cases involving children are and will work to understand every relevant detail to plan a course of action and best represent you. In addition, reliable communication from your family law attorney will minimize the distress that often accompanies legal disputes.
Domestic violence attorneys work with clients and families who have endured sexual and physical assault, emotional abuse, child abuse, and child endangerment.
In Edgecombe, North Carolina, two types of domestic violence protective orders are issued: temporary protective orders and 50-B domestic violence protective orders. To be granted a protective order, a judge must determine that you have a personal relationship with the abuser and have suffered an act of domestic violence. Temporary protective orders can be used if a judge believes you or your children are in serious and immediate danger. It serves as protection until your full court hearing.
At Lusby Law, we work to show the courts why our clients who are victims of domestic violence need protective orders. Petitioning for protective orders is often the first step toward security for our clients and their loved ones. Violations of these orders can result in criminal charges for the aggressor.
Call For An Assessment Of Your Needs Call Us Now Wilson (252) 371-0127
Call For An Assessment Of Your Needs Call Us Now Wilson (252) 371-0127
The information you obtain at this site is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. You should consult an attorney for advice regarding your individual situation. Contacting us does not create an attorney-client relationship.
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