North Carolina Lawyers Susan R. to Sybil Mann

Explore North Carolina attorneys like Susan R. Franklin, Susan Rash, Susan Serad Jackson, Susan Sullivan Simos, Susan Tobey Lecker, Susan V Thomas, Susan Y. Ellinger, and Sybil Mann. in cities like Chapel Hill, Charlotte, Charlotte, Raleigh and Waynesville. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 27515, 28801, 28786.

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Susan R. Franklin

Firm: Franklin Law Center, PLLC

Exchange West at Meadowmont 1414 Raleigh Road , Chapel Hill , North Carolina 27515

Practice Areas: General Practice

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Susan Rash

72 Patton Ave , Asheville , North Carolina 28801

Practice Areas: Business

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Suzanne R. Haley

Firm: Wells Fargo

301 S College St , Charlotte , North Carolina 28202

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Suzanne Plyler Shankar

119 Broadfoot Avenue , Fayetteville , North Carolina 28305

Practice Areas: Child Custody

Suzanne grew up in Lancaster, South Carolina and attended Lancaster High School. She received her Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration from Furman University in Greenville, South Carolina. She received her law degree from Campbell University Law School, where she was a finalist in the Moot Court Trial Competition and was actively involved in the Student Bar Association and Women in Law. She has clerked with the Honorable Monica Bousman and Attorney Erin Graber of Wake County as well as with The Center for Children’s Defense in Charlotte. Suzanne was an associate attorney practicing family law at The Mitchell Law Group in Fayetteville upon graduating from law school. She then joined Margit M. Hicks, PA in 2010 and practiced along side Margit Hicks until 2023. She then partnered with her husband, Chandan Shankar, at the Shankar Law Firm. Her husband practices criminal, traffic and personal injury law.. She is a member of the North Carolina Bar Association- Family Law Section- Cumberland County Bar Association, where she has served as Law Day chairperson and the 12th Judicial District Bar Association. She is also on the board of directors for BarCARES through the NC Bar Association.. She is an advisory board member of the Vision Resource Center, a former development and marketing committee member for the Better Health Foundation, a former volunteer with the Cumberland County Teen Court Program, a former coach for the High School Mock Trial competition, a former board director for the Twelth Judicial District and assists the Center for Economic Empowerment and Development (CEED) by hosting Family Law Clinics.

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“The team was great! I received timely receipts and communication. Thanks for everything, ladies!!!”

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“If you are a victim of Domestic Abuse DO NOT hire this lawyer. I had retained Ms. Shanker as my attorney for the contempt proceedings my ex boyfriend had against me. Prior to our c…”

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Suzanne Montgomery

Firm: Deciphera Pharmaceuticals

7221 Maple Leaf Dr , Wilmington , North Carolina 28411

Practice Areas: Corporate & Incorporation

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“GOT BACK TO HEARING OFFICER WHO TRIED TO BLAME FOR ME FOR NOT TELLING HIM ABOUT OVERNIGHTS THIS ATTY”

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Suzanne Cress Williams

Firm: Alston & Bird LLP

Bank of America Plaza , Charlotte , North Carolina 28280

Practice Areas: Business

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Suzanne Begnoche

Firm: Suzanne Begnoche, Attorney at Law

1526 East Franklin Street, Ste. 102 , Chapel Hill , North Carolina 27514

Practice Areas: Consumer Protection

False information on your credit report stopping you from getting a loan? Settled a debt, but collectors are STILL calling you? Identity theft victim? I sue creditors and credit bureaus, including Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion, on behalf of consumers who are not able to get credit reporting errors corrected on their own. I also advise victims of identity theft and security breaches, and I sue debt collectors and creditors in cases of abuse, deception, harassment, and threats, including harassing phone calls.. I wish I was able to help people all over North Carolina, but as a practical matter I am not able to do so. I accept only clients with cases in the following counties: Wake, Durham, Orange, Chatham, Alamance, Guilford, Randolph, Person, and Caswell. If you live outside of these service areas, please check the Avvo directory or to find a consumer attorney in your local area.

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“fantastic job. Would highly recommend her services to anyone who needs this type of assistance.”

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“I wholeheartedly endorse Attorney Begnoche because she is excellent at what she does. I attended a webinar conducted by Attorney Begnoche on “Debt Defense 101 Trial Preparation” an…”

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Suzanne Allaire

301 Hillsborough St Ste 1200 , Raleigh , North Carolina 27603

Practice Areas: Commercial

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Suzannah Plemmons

Firm: The Van Winkle Law Firm

11 N. Market Street , Asheville , North Carolina 28801

Practice Areas: Real Estate , Commercial

Suzannah joined Van Winkle’s Real Estate team in 2006. Since her arrival, she has been immersed in both individual and business real estate transactions. Suzannah’s experience includes drafting, reviewing and negotiating contracts, leases and loan documentation; conducting research pertaining to development, subdivisions and a range of other real estate matters; drafting various real estate agreements (such as easement agreements); and closing real estate transactions. Suzannah also assists developers and community associations with drafting, reviewing and amending contracts and governing documents, such as restrictive covenants.

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Suzannah L. Hicks

Firm: Alston and Bird LLP

Bank of America Plaza 101 South Tryon Street N , Charlotte , North Carolina 28105

Practice Areas: Antitrust & Trade Regulation,Civil ,Government Agencies

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Sussman Law Firm

Firm: Sussman Law Firm

9916 Monroe Rd , Charlotte , North Carolina 28270

Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Criminal Defense, Immigration

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“If you're serious about being properly represented do not Do Not go here! They offer discounts and specials to lure you into a trap ! Eventually you'll pay...”

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“My initial consultation was so informative and a huge relief for my partner and I. Our options dealing with his immigration situation were clearly explained to me and thanks to the…”

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Susie Sewell

219 N 18th St , Wilmington , North Carolina 28405

Practice Areas: Business

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Susan Y. Ellinger

Firm: Jordan Price Wall Gray Jones and Carlton, PLLC

1951 Clark Avenue PO Box 10669 North Carolin , Raleigh , North Carolina 27513

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial,Housing ,Real Estate ,Taxation - State & Federal

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Susan Sullivan Simos

119 Brookstown Avenue, Suite 400 , Winston-Salem , North Carolina 27101

Practice Areas: Family

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Susan Serad Jackson

Firm: Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP

One Wells Fargo Center 301 South College Street, 2 , Charlotte , North Carolina 28202

Practice Areas: Licensing

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Susan V Thomas

Firm: Susan V. Thomas

19410 Jetton Road , Cornelius , North Carolina 28031

Practice Areas: Child Custody & Visitation, Child Support, Divorce, Domestic Partnership, Family , Paternity, Prenuptial Agreement, Spousal Support, Child Custody

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“Attorney Thomas was a pleasure to work with. She is professional, responsive, and a talented and passionate advocate on her clients behalf.”

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Susan Tobey Lecker

Firm: Susan Tobey Lecker

8301 Peyton Randolph Dr. , Charlotte , North Carolina 28277

Practice Areas: DUI & DWI

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Suzanne R. Ladd

Firm: Wake Family Law Group

4350 Lassiter at North Hills Avenue 360 No , Raleigh , North Carolina 27513

Practice Areas: General Practice

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“After 10 YEARS of BEGGING her to finish my QDRO, I finally contacted her previous law firm and the company holding the 401K, and completed it through ...”

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Sybil Barrett

Po Box 560794 , Charlotte , North Carolina 28256

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“Best attorney I've had the fortunate experience of going up against in the courtroom. I learned more”

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Sybil Mann

1154 Plott Creek Rd , Waynesville , North Carolina 28786

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“aspect of my case where I had been railroaded. Upon review of my case which all revolves around dome”

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