Groome Tuttle Pike & Blair Rllp

Lawyer

Lenoir, NC

They identify Fred D. Pike's continuing practice in Social Security disability and Medicaid planning after the firm's September 2023 closure.

  • Social Security disability matters handled by Fred D. Pike
  • Medicaid planning handled by Fred D. Pike
  • Previous clients seeking files or information through the active office phone number

Correll Law Firm PLLC

Lawyer

Lenoir, NC

Correll Law Firm PLLC handles business, trust and estate, appellate, arbitration, and mediation matters from Los Angeles and South Florida offices.

  • business litigation
  • trust and estate litigation
  • appellate litigation

Clark & Clark

Lawyer

Cajah's Mountain, NC

Clark & Clark focuses on estate planning and estate administration, including probate, wills and trusts, and Medicaid planning, from its Lenoir office.

  • estate planning
  • wills and trusts
  • probate and estate administration

Hamby & Hamby

Lawyer

Granite Falls, NC

Hamby & Hamby has filed Chapter 7 and 13 bankruptcy cases for over 20 years and serves Caldwell, Burke, Alexander, and Catawba counties.

  • Personal Chapter 7 bankruptcy
  • Personal Chapter 13 bankruptcy
  • Residential or commercial property transactions

Joseph C Delk III Law Offices

Lawyer

Lenoir, NC

Joseph C Delk III Law Offices handles real estate, criminal defense, wills and estates, and uncontested divorces in downtown Lenoir.

  • Real estate transactions and development
  • Small business development and incorporations
  • Speeding tickets and other traffic matters

Trena M Patton Attorney at Law, PLLC

Lawyer

Lenoir, NC

Trena M Patton Attorney at Law, PLLC handles North Carolina criminal defense, family law, and estate planning from its Lenoir practice.

  • North Carolina criminal defense matters
  • Drug offense, assault, domestic violence, theft, weapons, or white-collar crime charges
  • Divorce, child custody, child support, or property division

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