Our Family Law attorneys understand the financial and the emotional impact divorce may have on you, especially when child custody/child support or equitable distribution of assets is involved. We know that your case is unique, and we strive to give you the individual attention you deserve.

Please call (704) 553-8821 to schedule a consultation at your convenience.

Family Law and Divorce

How do you get a divorce in North Carolina? Is North Carolina a community property state? How difficult is North Carolina child adoption? Is there a way to resolve a case without going to court? Can you recover your attorney’s fees from your spouse? Our goal at Conrad Trosch & Kemmy, P.A. is to assist you through tumultuous times and help you to transition into the next phase of your life. Our family law team of attorneys brings decades of experience to your situation and one team member is certified as a Family Law Specialist.

Getting Married or Divorced in North Carolina

Our attorneys can help you navigate the marriage laws in North Carolina. Whether your issue is the drafting of a pre-marital agreement, domestic violence or name changes after divorce, our attorneys provide legal expertise with a common-sense approach. We recognize that each person’s situation is unique and requires a personalized strategy.

How do I get Custody of My Children? How Does North Carolina Calculate Child Support?

You may have tough questions about child custody in a divorce or paternity and child support. We will always work to make sure that you understand your alternatives in order to make the best decisions for you and your children. In North Carolina child custody and equitable distribution cases, the court requires the parties to mediate their case to try to resolve these issues before proceeding to court. Whenever possible, we work to resolve our cases before going to court to reduce the legal and emotional costs of litigation.

How Much Will I Receive in Alimony?

If you agree to the wrong amount of spousal support or the wrong amount is ordered by the Court, it can cause economic disaster for the family. It is important to be fully informed and advised about North Carolina’s spousal support law. It is best to have a strong advocate to represent your interests to ensure that you are in the best economic position during and after your separation. Whether you are entitled to temporary or permanent spousal support or trying to prevent excessive amounts of support from being granted, one of our team of lawyers is here to assist you.

Negotiating Property Division and Equitable Distribution of Assets

Dividing property acquired during your marriage can be one of the most challenging issues facing a divorcing family. Whether negotiating a separation agreement or the equitable distribution of assets, our attorneys can answer your questions and advise you of your options. We will help you outline your goals, develop strategies and implement methods to move you toward your objectives.

Is Collaborative Law a Better Way to Divorce?

Collaborative Law is a respectful, cooperative approach to negotiating and settling the issues arising from a family separation without going to court. Two of our lawyers, Minette Trosch and Eric Trosch, are trained in this unique process and are founding members of the Mecklenburg Collaborative Family Law Practice Group. Through this process everyone including the attorneys signs a contract to not threaten or take the matter to Court and to negotiate in an open and honest fashion. In settlement negotiations, court proceedings or the collaborative law process, we will strive to make sure you and your family receive the guidance and legal support you need during this difficult time.

Call our office today at (704) 553-8221 to schedule an initial consultation where you can learn more about North Carolina divorce and child custody laws.