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Morrisville is one of the fastest-growing cities in North Carolina. In addition to its expanding and diverse population, it was also named as the No. 5 Best Place to Live for Families by Fortune Well. This Wake County city is known for being a connected, welcoming, and inclusive community. However, just like anywhere else, the families who live here aren’t always picture-book perfect, and relationships and marriages don’t always work out. If you’re contemplating divorce, custody arrangements, or more, you need skilled representation on your side.
At Triangle Smart Divorce, we know that matters like these are deeply personal, and can be overwhelming even when you know the end result will be worth it. Our Morrisville, North Carolina divorce and custody lawyers have 165+ years of combined experience helping families navigate challenging times such as these. Request a consultation today. We will listen to your story, answer your questions, and guide you through the next steps to help you reach your goals.
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Our practice is entirely dedicated to helping couples move forward with confidence when dealing with divorce. You’re not alone.
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A divorce lawyer may seem like an extra expense if both parties agree on the big decisions, but the details of a divorce can be complex and hard to navigate without an expert, and getting the agreement properly written ensures that everyone has the security and clarity they need to move forward with their lives. It’s better to do it right the first time than have to keep going back and fixing mistakes. And, in some cases, you may not be able to fix your mistakes.
You should ask a potential divorce lawyer about their prior experience with cases like yours, their approach to negotiations when couples reach a disagreement, and their personal success rate in arriving at a resolution through negotiation and/or mediation.
You cannot have one lawyer serve both parties in a divorce. This would be a conflict of interest. It’s incredibly important that each party feels their individual needs are represented and voiced, and that cannot be done with a single lawyer serving as the representative for both parties.
We are here to help you succeed and protect what you value most.