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Sasha's practice is limited solely to family law issues, including, child custody, child support, spousal support, postseparation support, alimony, property distribution, equitable distribution, separation agreements, prenuptial agreements, paternity, legitimation, domestic violence and absolute divorce.. Prior to her legal career, Sasha worked as a Child Protective Services Social Worker in Lincoln County, North Carolina.  From this experience, Sasha recognized her desire to advocate for families and children.. After graduating with honors from North Carolina Central University School of Law, Sasha joined Ward Family Law Group and focused her practice solely on family law issues.

Twenty years in the making, Corrie Seagroves finally joined the Triangle Smart Divorce Team after a wide-ranging, somewhat eclectic career as an attorney from the Balkans to the Triangle (and a few places in between).. Corrie’s travels started at UNC, where she graduated with Highest Honors and a degree in Political Science and Government. She continued to Vanderbilt University Law, where she achieved the Order of the Coif. Then, she went to Upstate New York at Ft. Drum (home of the famed 10th Mountain Division), where she started a career as an Army JAG officer. Next up was Bosnia-Herzegovina during the United Nations intervention, where she served as a Senior Defense Counsel. Then, to Fort Gordon in Georgia, where she not only litigated complex military cases throughout the Southeast but also trained and supervised other attorneys and paralegals.. After all that, Corrie returned to the Triangle and dove into what can only be described as a tour of some of the most complex and demanding areas of the law, from medical malpractice to civil litigation and criminal complaints. It was demanding, tough work that exposed her to a wide range of legal issues and techniques while honing her long-term career goals.. Those became clear after Corrie was named the Lead Litigation Attorney of a large family law firm, taking responsibility for all litigation and litigating attorneys. That kind of intense, everyday exposure to litigation led her to two unshakable conclusions: she loves going to court and she enjoys working directly with clients.. “There is something unique about family law,” Corrie says, “where clients come to you in real difficulty, and you get to work with and help them through the worst of times and see it all work out in real time. I don’t think there’s another area of the law so challenging and so rewarding at once.”. Corrie knew Triangle Smart Divorce’s founder, Jenny Bradley, for twenty years, before TSD was even a distant twinkle in Jenny’s eyes. But somehow, they knew they would always work together. Both are thrilled it’s finally happening – for reasons beyond the obvious.. Corrie because she is excited to work with our Team. Jenny because Corrie brings a deep knowledge of executive compensation packages, deferred compensation, and closely held business valuations to our firm.. The fact that Corrie bleeds Carolina Blue and helps even out allegiances in an office that has been slowly tilting towards the Wolfpack had, we are told, “nothing to do with anything.”. When Corrie is not helping our clients, she lives on a 14-acre farm with her husband where she gardens and helps manage her – and she cannot stress this enough – small vineyard. She and her husband travel and fly fish – two activities that are not mutually exclusive. Aside from cheering for the Tar Heels and Hurricanes, she is also a die-hard Green Bay Packers fan.

Rachel is a Board Certified Specialist in Family Law and has limited her practice to family law in Wake County since 2004. She is also a Certified Family Financial Mediator. Prior to opening Campbell Family Law in 2014, she practiced with Ward & Campbell, P.C. in Cary. She is experienced in representing clients in all aspects of divorce, including complex property division, alimony, child custody, child support, and domestic violence.Rachel is a native of Cary and is involved in the Apex and Cary communities. She is an active member of the Apex Rotary Club, in which capacity she volunteers at various community events. She served as President of the club for the 2014-2015 Rotary year. As an alumna of Salem Academy, Rachel also served for six years on the Board of Visitors of Salem Academy and College in Winston-Salem. She previously served on the Board of Directors for the Apex Chamber of Commerce and as chair of the Governmental Affairs committee for the Apex Chamber. She is a member of St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Cary, where she serves on various committees and often teaches Vacation Bible School.In addition to her community involvement, Rachel is engaged in the legal profession outside of her daily practice. She has served as chair of the Membership Committee for the North Carolina Bar Association Family Law Council. Rachel has also served as a volunteer attorney coach and judge for the Wade Edwards Mock Trial Competition for high school students and as a judge for the American Bar Association's Client Counseling Competition for law students.Rachel earned her undergraduate degree from Virginia Tech and her law degree from Mercer University School of Law and holds professional memberships in the Wake County Bar Association and the Family Law Section of the North Carolina Bar Association.

I am an experienced litigator with hundreds of hours in the courtroom handling domestic and civil matters. My practice is focused on helping individuals and business understand and address the legal problems they did not ask for. I will give you an honest read of your case, even if the best course of action is not to hire me.

A North Carolina native, Dale has called the Triangle home for over twenty years.Staying close to her Wake County roots, she attended Peace College earning a Bachelor of Arts degree, majoring in Political Science and minoring in Spanish. While in college, Dale studied abroad in Barcelona, Spain at the University Autònoma de Barcelona.. Following in her mother and father’s footsteps, Dale attended Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law at Campbell University. While at Campbell, Dale pursued her passion for trial work earning an Advanced Certificate of International Advocacy & Negotiation through the University of Reading. In 2017, Dale was selected to represent Campbell on its Mock Trial team in competitions throughout the country. In 2018, Dale and her team won the National Championship at the Capitol City Challenge National Invitational Mock Trial Competition in Washington, DC, becoming the first all women’s team to win a National competition for Campbell University. Upon graduation, Dale was awarded the Order of Old Kivett, an honor that commends exemplary representation in advocacy competitions while maintaining the highest ethical standards.. Since graduating, Dale has worked for Stephenson Law practicing personal injury and insurance defense. Recognizing her immense passion for helping families and children, she joined Ward Family Law Group in 2019.. Giving back to the community is one of Dale’s most treasured accomplishments. She is a coach for Broughton High School’s Mock Trial Team and a certified Guardian Ad Litem for Wake County’s abused and neglected children. Apart from giving back within the legal community, Dale is also an Advanced Certified Coach for the Special Olympics since 2008.. Dale lives in Apex, North Carolina with her cat, Napoleon, and her horse, Icarus de Carolina.

Ashley graduated Campbell Law (Cum Laude) with an eye toward criminal law. In law school she interned in the Federal Public Defender’s Office in Raleigh, the North Carolina Court of Appeals, and North Carolina Innocence Inquiry Commission.. It seemed as if she was well on the way to a career as a criminal defense attorney after graduation from law school, when the firm where Ashley worked became in need of a family law attorney. Ashley either volunteered or was volunteered (the facts are somewhat cloudy), but the result was like something out of Hollywood sports movie: the [almost] brand new attorney thrown into a family law trial and thriving.. Flash forward almost ten years, and Ashley is not only a family law attorney, handling a heavy load of cases from intake through depositions, mediation, and trial when necessary, she’s on an impressive – and close to unprecedented – six years and counting run as a North Carolina Super Lawyers Rising Star.. It’s pretty easy to see why all of us at Triangle Smart Divorce are thrilled Ashley chose to bring her knowledge, experience, empathy, and passion for family law to our team.

Family law practitioner, representing clients in the Triangle and beyond in the areas of custody, separation agreements, spousal and child support, name changes, absolute divorce, and paternity issues. Offers full service representation and unbundled legal services.. Check out our reviews here:

Gerrans, Dawson & Ball primarily focuses on Family Law and Criminal Defense. David Ball has primarily practiced family law for the past 8 years representing clients regarding issues of child custody, child support, divorce, equitable distribution, domestic violence, adoption, alimony and post separation support, separation agreements and prenuptial agreements. With an office in Kinston and Morehead City, he practices in Onslow, Jones, Duplin, Craven, Carteret, Pamlico, Wayne, Greene, and Lenoir County.  Call Gerrans, Dawson and Ball for a consultation at.. David Ball grew up in a small rural town in Pennsylvania and he is a veteran of the Army and Army National Guard. He begain his military career in the Airborne Infantry with the 82nd Airborne in 1999 when he was 18. He continued on reaching the rank of Staff Seargeant. In a 10 year period he has earned two honorable discharges from Active Duty and one from the Pennsylvania National Guard.  He graduated first in his class at Indiana University of Pennsylvania earning the outstanding academic achievement award in 2008. He then went on to earn his Juris Doctorate from the Norman Adrian Wiggin's School of Law at Campbell University in 2011. He started practing family law in 2011 learning under a board certified family law specialist before partnering with Gerrans, Dawson & Ball, P.A. in August of 2018.. He is an avid outdoor sportsman who enjoys Kayaking, shooting, and big game fishing.

At The East Carolina Law Group your family is our priority!. When you find yourself facing a Divorce, Custody Battle, or Civil Action then Call The East Carolina Law Group!  We will passionately, and assertively advocate for your interests, and fully advise you on the best course of action for your particular case.  If you need zealous and compassionate representation, then look no further!  Serving the following Counties in North Carolina:. Chowan, Currituck, Perquimans, Pasquotank, Camden, Dare, Tyrell, Martin, Washington, Gates, Hertford, Bertie, Hyde, and North Hampton counties.  Do you live in another county, well then depending on your particular situation we will consider your case!  Give us a shout at or message us here on AVVO and Facebook at The East Carolina Law Group!. We have attorneys covering most of your legal needs!

The Dare Law FIrm is a small local law firm dedicated to the needs of our clients and their families.  We serve Buncombe, Henderson, Transylvania, Polk and surrounding Western North Carolina counties.  Please give us a call regarding any concerns or questions you may have.

For over 25 years I have been and continue to be a dedicated and zealous advocate for my clients. I truly love family law and enjoy being in the courtroom.  I have met thousands of clients in crisis, listened to their stories and provided advice that I felt was the best for each client in their unique situation.  I conduct client led consultations that allow folks to tell me their story so that I can provide guidance tailored to each family.  Born and raised in North Carolina, and practicing in Union County since 1998, I have practiced every day in front of judges and other lawyers in the same district.  This means that each client benefits from each and every day of experience I have had in front of the very Judge that may be assigned to your case.

Hi, my name is Kristen DelForge and I practice Burlington, North Carolina. My practice mainly consists of family law, criminal defense and general civil litigation. As a native North Carolinian, it has always been my desire to serve my community by helping to protect the rights of individuals and to give a voice to those seeking justice.. When I am not in the courtroom, I enjoy my position as an Adjunct Professor at Elon University coaching Elon's Undergraduate Mock Trial Team. An Elon University and Elon University School of Law graduate, I find it rewarding to be able to give back to my Alma Mater through helping students hone their public speaking and advocacy skills.. Although Wake County is where I was born and raised, I have come to call Alamance County home and it is certainly my pleasure to try and make a positive impact by advocating for my clients with honesty and integrity.

Dan Bullard was admitted to the North Carolina Bar in 1993.  He received his B.A. from Wake Forest University in 1990 and his J.D. in 1993 from Wake Forest University.  Mr. Bullard has served as an elected member of the Family Law Counsel of the North Carolina Bar Association and serves as a speaker for many Continuing Legal Education seminars.  He maintains an AV®Preeminent™ 5.0 out of 5.0 Peer Review Rating from Martindale-Hubble, which is the highest available anonymous peer review rating for competency and ethics. Mr. Bullard has recently lectured on the topics of “Prosecuting and Defending Alienation and Criminal Conversation Claims,” “Discovery and Pretrial Matters,” “Discovery and Use of Electronic Information,”  and “Alimony and Postseparation Support.”  Mr. Bullard’s practice primarily focuses on the areas of all areas of family law, representing plaintiffs in personal injury cases, and prosecuting and defending alienation of affections and criminal conversation cases.  Mr. Bullard also represents clients in appeals of cases to the North Carolina Court of Appeals and North Carolina Supreme Court.    In the community, Dan is an active member of St. Marks Church and has served as a  leader in a local scout troop.  Through his hobby as a musician, he enjoys playing bass guitar in his church and with bands in the area for charitable organizations.   An organization with which he is particularly interested is StepUp of Alamance, which assists families trapped in the affliction of generational poverty.

Marcus was born and raised in Albuquerque, NM and graduated from Albuquerque High School in 2006. After high school, Marcus went on to join the Marine Corps where he attained the rank of Corporal and served as an Aviation Ordnance Technician from 2006-2010 in Iraq (2008) and Japan (2009-2010). Upon returning to Albuquerque, he attended CNM (2010-2012) and graduated with an AA in Liberal Arts with honors. From there, he continued his education at UNM, graduating Magna cum laude with a B.A. in Economics and a minor in Psychology, and finishing his studies with a J.D. from the UNM School of Law in 2018.. Marcus is most interested in helping the people of New Mexico find a sense of justice during what is likely a very difficult time in their lives.. During his free time, Marcus enjoys camping, hiking, and walks along the Bosque as well as spending time with his family, friends, and his cat Vincent.