The Van Winkle Law Firm

Lawyer

Asheville, NC

The Van Winkle Law Firm, established in 1907, handles business, litigation, and trusts, estates, and elder law from Asheville and Hendersonville.

  • Business formation, growth, disputes, succession, or sale
  • Complex commercial, real estate, construction, employment, or appellate litigation
  • Estate planning, probate, trust administration, or will contests

Roberts & Stevens

Lawyer

Asheville, NC

Roberts & Stevens has practiced in Asheville for more than five decades and offers litigation, land-use, estates and business law.

  • Business, banking, contract and corporate matters
  • Civil litigation and appeals
  • Land condemnation, land use and zoning issues

Ferikes Bleynat & Cannon, Western North Carolina Trial Lawyers

Lawyer

Asheville, NC

Ferikes Bleynat & Cannon handles business, real estate, construction, and negligence litigation throughout Western North Carolina from Asheville and Waynesville offices.

  • business contract disputes
  • trade secret and non-compete litigation
  • partnership and corporate governance disputes

Emergency available

Law Office Of John K. White, Jr. Pllc

Lawyer

Asheville, NC

Law Office Of John K. White, Jr. PLLC handles residential and commercial real estate closings throughout Buncombe, Henderson, and Madison counties.

  • Residential property purchases and sales
  • Commercial property transactions
  • Real estate refinancing

Allen Stahl + Kilbourne

Lawyer

Asheville, NC

Allen Stahl + Kilbourne provides construction, land-use, and commercial legal services from offices in Asheville, Raleigh, and Winston-Salem.

  • Craft beverage businesses and breweries
  • Construction disputes and lien matters
  • Land use, zoning, and planning matters

Begley Law Firm PA

Lawyer

Black Mountain, NC

Begley Law Firm has served Buncombe and McDowell County communities since 1985, handling real estate, estate, business, and nonprofit law.

  • Residential or commercial real estate transactions in the Black Mountain area
  • Estate planning involving wills, trusts, powers of attorney, or living wills
  • Probate and trust settlement involving property, businesses, or out-of-state real estate

Bull & Reinhardt, Pllc

Lawyer

Asheville, NC

Bull, Reinhardt, and Bowkett handles complex North Carolina family law, including high-asset divorce, custody, retirement and business-asset division.

  • high-asset or high-income divorces
  • marital property, retirement asset or business division
  • complex child custody and support disputes

The firm states that it seeks to resolve matters quickly and efficiently.

Davis and Whitlock PC

Lawyer

Asheville, NC

Davis and Whitlock PC's website identifies it as an Asheville environmental law firm handling PFAS remediation claims and environmental class action settlements.

  • PFAS contamination remediation cost claims
  • environmental class action litigation
  • pollution-related claims involving drinking water

Garlock & Mckinney, P.c.

Lawyer

Black Mountain, NC

Garlock & McKinney, P.C. focuses on probate, guardianship, trusts, and fiduciary representation statewide, with a Buncombe County Public Guardian partner.

  • North Carolina probate and estate administration
  • guardianship proceedings and accountings
  • estate planning with wills, trusts, and powers of attorney

GHMA Law

Lawyer

Asheville, NC

GHMA Law handles family law and mediation in Asheville through two North Carolina Board Certified Specialists serving Western North Carolina.

  • Complex financial divorces involving business interests or substantial marital estates
  • High-net-worth divorce and equitable distribution
  • Family financial mediation for represented parties

Goosmann Rose Colvard & Cramer

Lawyer

Asheville, NC

Goosmann Rose Colvard & Cramer handles residential and commercial real estate transactions, with a North Carolina State Bar-certified residential real estate specialist.

  • Residential property buyers and sellers needing contract review, title examination, and closing assistance
  • Commercial real estate transactions and development projects
  • Clients needing deeds, easements, contracts, or other real estate documents

Hill Family Law

Lawyer

Asheville, NC

Hill Family Law handles divorce, child custody, adoption, and estate planning in Asheville and Hendersonville.

  • divorce and separation agreements
  • child custody, child support, and grandparent custody matters
  • domestic violence restraining orders

Hooks Law, P.C.

Lawyer

Asheville, NC

Hooks Law, P.C. handles Asheville family law cases, including divorce and child custody, with clients speaking directly to the attorney.

  • Asheville divorce cases
  • Divorce disagreements during the applicable one-year separation
  • Initial child custody disputes

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FAQ

How much does a lawyer cost in Buncombe County?

Fees vary by practice area and may be hourly, flat-rate, contingency-based, or a combination. Ask about the consultation fee, retainer, billing increments, court costs, and expected total range before hiring.

What should I look for when choosing a lawyer in Asheville?

Match the lawyer's listed specialty to your matter, confirm they handle cases in the relevant North Carolina court or county, and ask who will handle the work, how fees are calculated, and how quickly the office responds.

How long does a real estate closing usually take?

The timing depends on the contract, title search, lender, inspections, and document readiness. A closing attorney can give a more specific schedule after reviewing the purchase contract and transaction details.

When should I seek an emergency lawyer instead of scheduling a routine consultation?

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