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I am extremely experienced in the areas of divorce and closely held business/corporate matters.  My practice consists of business and corporate matters, litigation (commercial, contract, family law, real estate and sales representative), collaborative law, health care related issues and real estate matters.  For almost 30 years, I have aggressively and skillfully represented my client's interests.

Stacy "Four" Eggers, IV joined the family law firm upon passing the North Carolina Bar in 2001.  Since that time, he has handled a wide variety of legal matters in the high country including a broad spectrum of business, real estate, and litigation matters.  In addition to these practice areas, he has been entrusted by the elected officals for the Town of Banner Elk, the Town of Beech Mountain, and the Village of Sugar Mountain to provide legal guidance to these municipalites.  He has also served as the County Attorney for Watauga County and the Watauga County Department of Social Services.. His other work within the legal community has included service as Chairman of the Local Advisory Board of Legal Aid of North Carolina, past president of the Watauga County Bar Association, and service on the North Carolina Bar Association Committee on the Administration of Justice.  He is also certified as a lecturer by the North Carolina Criminal Justice Training and Standards Division and has taught continuing education for law enforcement officers since 2004.. Four is a member of the Appalachian State University Board of Visitors, and has previously served on the Watauga County Board of Elections and the Appalachian Summer Festival Board.. He is married to his high school sweetheart and law partner, Kimberly Eggers, and they have three children.  Four is proud to call the High Country home, and is appreciative of the confidence generations of locals have placed in his family to attend to their legal needs.

Edward L. Bleynat, Jr. began his legal career by clerking for James G. Exum, Jr., then the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of North Carolina. He later went to work with a major Greensboro law firm in a general litigation practice, focusing on business litigation and tort law.. In 1995, Ed, his wife and children relocated to Asheville, North Carolina to continue his law practice and to raise their family in Western North Carolina, where Ed grew up. After Ed started his own firm in 1997, he and Joe Ferikes merged their practices into Ferikes & Bleynat, PLLC.. Ed engages in the general practice of law, focusing on business litigation, civil litigation, major personal injury, real estate litigation, and construction and contract law.. Ed is actively involved in a variety of church, civic and community activities as a director, a trustee or a volunteer.. Ferikes & Bleynat, PLLC, is a North Carolina law firm regulated by the Rules of Professional Conduct as promulgated by the North Carolina State Bar.  As such, our lawyers do not and cannot ethically participate in many of Avvo's programs, including its Legal Topics, Legal Forms, or its fixed-price legal services. We advise extreme caution when relying on Q&A's or use of legal forms without the guidance of a qualified lawyer.