Our team provides you the resources of nine attorneys, five paralegals, and legal assistants. Depending on your needs, we may bring in experts and professionals from disciplines including finance, accounting, parenting, trial consulting, tax planning, and psychology to develop a strong, effective case.
A professional team with substantial experience in divorce law will save you money and give you the peace of mind that your case is in good hands.
Negotiating parenting plans and property division agreements can be an intense process, and you will most likely want to engage in a continuing dialogue with your lawyer over a period of time. We offer high-quality, personal attention combined with timely and efficient online communications to help you deal with issues as they arise. We represent people from many different professions including business owners.
DuBois Cary Law Group provides experienced family law and estate planning representation in an emotionally supportive environment.
If you are looking for a caring legal team to vigorously represent you in a divorce or child custody matter, we can help.
Our goal is amicable resolution, but when litigation becomes necessary, the lawyers at DuBois Cary Law Group have a proven track record taking complex cases to trial.
No family is the same, every case is different and we rely on our collective legal experience and our own spouses and children to represent you and your family.
As a law firm comprised of women lawyers who are leaders in our homes, communities, and workplace, let’s take a moment to celebrate 100 years since women began to be able to vote in the United States. We recognize the
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