Lawyer in Bladen, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Johnson and Johnson Attorneys at Law

Lawyer

Elizabethtown, NC

Johnson & Johnson Attorneys at Law has served Southeastern North Carolina since 1985 and handles DWI, criminal defense, real estate, family law, and estate matters.

  • DWI and driving-while-license-revoked cases in Bladen, Columbus, or Brunswick counties
  • First-degree murder and other serious felony defense
  • Residential real estate transactions involving title, financing, zoning, liens, or 1031 exchanges

Boussias Law Firm, P.A.

Lawyer

Elizabethtown, NC

  • general legal advice
  • clients seeking legal services for different stages of life
  • clients who need to submit legal documents through an online contact form

Mcguinness J Michael

Lawyer

Elizabethtown, NC

Mcguinness J Michael is a Board Certified Civil Trial Advocate with lead counsel experience in over 150 jury trials and appearances before the U.S. Supreme Court.

  • law enforcement liability claims and defense
  • constitutional and civil rights claims against governmental agencies
  • public-sector employment and labor disputes

Hester Grady & Hester

Lawyer

Elizabethtown, NC

Hester, Grady & Hester has served Southeastern North Carolina since 1926, handling real estate, estate planning, family, and criminal matters.

  • Residential, commercial, or refinance real estate closings
  • Deed preparation and property ownership changes
  • Wills, trusts, probate, or estate administration

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FAQ

How much does a lawyer in Bladen County charge?

Fees vary by matter and may be hourly, flat-fee, contingency-based, or require a retainer. Ask during the initial call what the fee structure covers and whether filing, expert, or court costs are separate.

What should I look for when choosing a Bladen County lawyer?

Match the lawyer's listed practice area to the matter: for example, felony defense, DWI, real estate closings, probate, family law, or civil-rights litigation. Confirm that the attorney handles cases in the relevant county and court.

When should I contact a lawyer about a criminal charge or traffic case?

Contact one promptly after an arrest, citation, license suspension, or notice to appear because court dates and response deadlines can affect the case. Bring the citation, charging documents, driving record notices, and any court paperwork.

Do I need a lawyer for a real estate closing in North Carolina?

North Carolina real estate closings commonly involve an attorney reviewing title, preparing or examining documents, and handling the legal transfer. Ask whether the lawyer handles residential, commercial, refinance, deed, or title issues relevant to the transaction.

What information should I bring to a family-law or estate consultation?

Bring existing orders, pleadings, financial records, custody schedules, property information, prior wills or trusts, and relevant correspondence. The specific documents depend on whether the matter involves divorce, custody, support, probate, or estate planning.