Lawyer in Wilkes, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Triplett Anthony R

Lawyer

North Wilkesboro, NC

Triplett Anthony R provides criminal defense, family law, real estate, and estate planning across Wilkes, Ashe, Alleghany, and Yadkin counties.

  • Wilkes County criminal defense
  • DWI and traffic charges in Northwestern North Carolina
  • North Carolina motor vehicle accident claims

Brewer & Brewer, PLLC

Lawyer

Wilkesboro, NC

Brewer & Brewer, PLLC offers free consultations and serves clients across four generations in a broad range of legal matters.

  • car accident claims
  • criminal charges
  • child custody and support matters

Law Office Of Justin M. Dingee, Pllc

Lawyer

Wilkesboro, NC

Law Office of Justin M. Dingee, PLLC handles DWI, child custody, traffic, personal injury, and workers compensation cases with two North Carolina Bar Certified Attorneys.

  • DWI and drug crime defense
  • Child custody matters
  • Traffic and DMV cases

The Law Offices Of Timothy D. Welborn

Lawyer

Wilkesboro, NC

The Law Offices of Timothy D. Welborn has represented clients since 1994 in workers’ compensation, Social Security disability, and personal injury cases.

  • Workers injured on the job
  • Employees with occupational illnesses or repetitive stress injuries
  • People denied SSDI or SSI benefits

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FAQ

Which Wilkes County law offices offer a free consultation?

Brewer & Brewer offers free consultations, and Timothy D. Welborn offers free initial consultations for personal injury, Social Security disability, and workers' compensation matters. Fee arrangements for the other listed offices are not specified.

What should I ask a lawyer before hiring them?

Confirm that the lawyer regularly handles your specific matter, who will work on the case, how fees and expenses are calculated, and what deadlines or documents apply. For North Carolina cases, also confirm the lawyer is authorized to practice in the state.

How long does a North Carolina legal case usually take?

There is no standard timeline: a traffic matter or uncontested document may move faster than a custody dispute, injury claim, trial, or Social Security appeal. Ask for the likely next steps and the deadlines at the initial consultation.

When should I contact a lawyer immediately?

Contact one promptly after an arrest, serious accident, injury, denial of benefits, or receipt of court papers because evidence and legal deadlines can be time-sensitive. Wills, real estate transactions, and routine document matters are generally planned appointments, but they still require review before signing.