Serving Chatham & Orange County

Domestic Violence Attorneys in Pittsboro, NC for Urgent, Compassionate Support

Support When It’s Urgently Needed

If you’re experiencing abuse or threats, you don’t have to face it alone. We help clients throughout Pittsboro, Siler City, and neighboring areas pursue Domestic Violence Protective Orders (DVPOs) and make emergency decisions about custody and safety. When the situation calls for immediate legal action, we move quickly and with care.

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

Fast, Focused Legal Help

Why It Matters

Domestic violence cases require speed, discretion, and compassion. We help you understand your rights, your options, and the steps to take right now.

01

Protective Orders (50B)

We file for temporary and long-term DVPOs that can order no-contact, remove an abuser from the home, and more.


02

Emergency Custody

In dangerous situations, we help parents seek emergency custody to protect children.


03

Support Throughout the Process

From filing to hearings, we guide you with legal clarity and human understanding.


Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is a 50B order in North Carolina?

    It’s a court-issued Domestic Violence Protective Order available to people in certain relationships (e.g., spouses, dating partners, family).

  • How fast can I get protection?

    You can request an emergency (ex parte) order the same day you file. A full hearing usually follows within 10 days.

  • Do I need a police report to file?

    No. You can still file for a DVPO without a police report or criminal charges.

  • Can a DVPO include custody or housing orders?

    Yes. Judges can grant temporary custody and even require the other party to leave a shared residence.

  • Will I have to face the other person in court?

    There will be a hearing, but we prepare you for what to expect and can request accommodations if needed.

  • What if I’ve been accused of abuse?

    We also represent clients facing false or exaggerated claims and help defend against unfair protective order requests.