Serving Chatham & Orange County

Pittsboro Child Custody Attorneys Helping You Prioritize Your Family

Keeping Kids at the Center

Custody cases are about parenting, not just paperwork. We help families living in Pittsboro, near Jordan Lake, and Chapel Hill create workable parenting plans that reflect their children’s best interests. Whether you’re resolving custody through agreement or court, we guide the process with clarity and care.

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A man and woman are holding a little girl in their arms.

Structure, Stability, and Support

Why It Matters

From overnights to holidays, parenting plans should make life easier—not more confusing. We focus on helping you build clear, age-appropriate arrangements that support your child and your family dynamic.

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Visitation Schedules

From week-to-week plans to special exceptions, we help create practical routines.


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Legal & Physical Custody

We explain joint vs. sole arrangements and what courts consider.


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Modifications & Disputes

When things change or conflict arises, we help adjust or enforce the plan.


Frequently Asked Questions

  • How is custody decided in North Carolina?

    Courts consider the child’s best interests—factors include parental involvement, stability, and safety.

  • Can we make our own custody agreement?

    Yes. Courts often approve parent-created plans if they serve the child’s needs. We help draft and review them.

  • What if we disagree on the schedule?

    You may benefit from mediation or, if needed, a court hearing. We help you weigh your options.

  • Do kids get to choose where they live?

    Not exactly. A child’s preference may be considered, especially as they get older, but it’s not the deciding factor.

  • What is a parenting coordinator?

    In high-conflict cases, a court may appoint a neutral professional to help resolve day-to-day parenting disputes.

  • Can custody be changed later?

    Yes, if there’s a substantial change in circumstances. We help clients seek or respond to modification requests.