North Carolina Divorce and Family Law Attorneys

Krusch & Sellers, P.A.

5950 Fairview Rd.
Suite 808
Charlotte, North Carolina 28210
USA

(704) 315-2452 or (866) 267-6809

www.kruschlaw.com

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Law Firm Overview

The Krusch & Sellers, P.A. is located in Charlotte, North Carolina. They have been representing clients for almost five decades and their key areas of practice include any family law matters like divorce, child custody, child support, child visitation, prenuptial agreements, collaborative divorce law, adoption and stepparent adoption, changes in birth certificate, name and birth record, legal separations, property distribution, paternity, domestic abuse, spousal support and the like.

The lawyers at Krusch & Sellers, P.A. are committed to providing the highest standards of legal service, and are courteous, dedicated, and highly responsive. As a small firm, we are able to provide our clients with a level of personal service that is hard for larger firms to match. At our firm, you are more than a file. We know the people we represent, and they know us. We work closely with clients to understand the dynamics that are crucial to their concept of success. We take time to learn about the issues that matter most to clients, and we always put each client's best interests first.

Our attorneys provide candid advice so the people we represent can make educated decisions about their case. Our goal is to empower each client to make the most informed and educated decision possible. We understand that legal disputes involving family members can be extremely challenging. We do our best to create an atmosphere where clients can feel comfortable and relaxed. We are here to help.

Practice Areas

Practice Areas Description

Our practice includes:

- Adoption and Stepparent Adoption

Our firm takes great joy in helping families unite. We are pleased to assist families throughout the Charlotte metro area with stepparent adoption services. If you are thinking about such an adoption and want to learn more, we encourage you to contact our Charlotte law office. As a firm devoted exclusively to the practice of family law, we have helped many families who need assistance with a stepparent adoption. We carefully advise our clients about the process of adoption, fill out necessary paperwork, make appropriate filings with the court, and attend all necessary hearings throughout the process of a stepparent adoption. We have the ability to work closely with clients, provide prompt answers to their questions, and keep them advised about the status of their case. At our firm, you will know your attorney, and we will know you.

- Alimony/Spousal Support

Spousal support is financial assistance that one ex-spouse gives to another during legal separation or after divorce. In former years, spousal support was called alimony, but divorce court judges and attorneys will more frequently use the term spousal support. If you believe that alimony will be an issue of contention in your divorce or legal separation, consult an experienced divorce lawyer who can help you understand the relevant legal issues and your rights and responsibilities concerning spousal support. Our divorce attorneys offer dedicated legal representation to men and women throughout the Charlotte metro area. Our law firm focuses exclusively on family law, and our attorneys possess more than five decades of combined legal experience.

- Birth Certificate Change

If you are a resident of North Carolina and wish to change the name of your baby on a birth certificate, we can help.In addition to assisting clients with a name change; we also assist clients wishing to include the name of a father on a child's birth certificate. Our law firm represents individuals and families throughout the Charlotte metro area. In addition to assisting clients with a birth certificate name change, we handle a wide range of family law matters. In addition to our experience, we offer unsurpassed dedication and service. We communicate directly with our clients. We make a significant effort to educate clients about their case, keep them informed of case updates, and answer questions in a prompt and courteous manner.

- Child Custody

Nothing is more important to parents than their children. If you are thinking of getting a divorce in North Carolina, it is critical to consult with an experienced family law attorney who can advise you of your rights and responsibilities. We offer experienced and dedicated legal representation to people throughout the Charlotte metro area. Our experienced divorce lawyers have extensive experience in cases involving child custody and visitation disputes. In addition to divorce, our family law attorneys assist clients when the need for a modification of existing custody arrangements arises. We also assist clients with custody agreements.

- Child Support

Our firm has three attorneys who practice exclusively in family law matters. Collectively, our attorneys have more than 50 years of legal experience. We have helped many mothers and fathers involved in the process of child support related proceedings. We have detailed knowledge about North Carolina child support laws and can perform a child support calculation on your behalf. If a child support order has already been issued in your case and you feel it is unfair, we can perform a calculation on your behalf to determine if a motion for a modification of child support is warranted.

- Collaborative Law

If you are thinking about a divorce, we encourage you to learn more about collaborative law divorce. A collaborative law divorce is a relatively new phenomenon that has gained significant popularity in many states across the country. At Krusch & Sellers, P.A., our law practice is devoted exclusively to family law. Attorneys Alan Krusch and Leigh Sellers are trained to represent parties in collaborative divorce. Furthermore, both attorneys are Board Certified by the North Carolina State Bar's Board of Legal Specialization

- Divorce

When representing a client in a divorce, our goal is simple. We want to achieve the best possible result that protects our client's property rights and parental rights. Our attorneys use a firm yet reasoned approach to negotiations that we have learned through decades of collective legal experience. We have enjoyed significant success with divorce negotiations and in divorce court. In addition, two of our attorneys have training in the alternative dispute resolution methods of collaborative divorce law and divorce mediation. Our attorneys have unique personalities and skill sets. Your legal proceeding is as unique as your marriage. Your choice of a legal representative is important. You want to select someone with whom you can communicate and work cooperatively through the process. At Krusch & Sellers, you have a choice.

- Divorce Mediation

Not only is divorce mediation becoming a more popular way to resolve disputes during divorce, it is also increasingly required in many North Carolina judicial districts. Many of North Carolina's judicial districts require alternative dispute resolution such as divorce mediation in family law cases to resolve issues like child custody and visitation arrangements. Many courts also require divorce mediation to resolve financial issues. This program is called Family Financial Settlement, and it uses a mediator to help divorcing spouses resolve financial issues such as child support, property division and spousal support.

- Family Law

Our attorneys handle a wide range of family law matters, including: Divorce; Property division; Child custody and visitation; Child support; Spousal support (alimony); Paternity; Domestic abuse; Prenuptial agreements and postnuptial agreements; Collaborative divorce; Separation agreements; stepparent adoption; Birth certificate changes; Modification proceedings (custody and support); Relocation proceedings; Enforcement of court orders/contempt proceedings; and Specific performance (enforcement of separation agreements).

- Post-Divorce Modifications

The most common types of post-divorce modifications relate to child support, custody, and visitation. At the Charlotte family law firm of Krusch & Sellers, P.A., we provide legal representation for our divorce clients from start to finish. This means that we remain committed to helping protect their interests and legal needs long after completion of the final divorce paperwork. We also offer efficient and cost-effective representation to new clients who need help with post-divorce modifications. Our law firm is exclusively dedicated to family law, and our lawyers have extensive experience in divorce litigation and mediation. We have seen and dealt almost every type of family law conflict on behalf of our clients. If you need help with post-divorce modifications of court orders or agreements, we can help.

- Prenuptial Agreements

A prenuptial agreement can protect vital assets and clarify uncertainties regarding the division of property. A prenuptial agreement can also clarify the intentions of a future husband and wife concerning issues like inherited assets and spousal support (alimony). In addition to prenuptial agreements, our lawyers draft and review postnuptial agreements. Postnuptial agreements are agreements concerning the rights of couples who are already married. If you want to learn more about prenuptial agreements and postnuptial agreements, our law firm represents clients throughout the Charlotte metro area. In addition to handling divorce and post-divorce disputes, we assist clients with the preparation and review of prenuptial agreements and postnuptial agreements.

- Property Division

If you are considering legal separation or divorce, and if you believe that marital property division will be a major source of conflict, it is a wise idea to seek early legal advice from experienced divorce lawyers who have significant experience resolving disputes over marital property division. In the Charlotte metro area, Krusch & Sellers, P.A. represents husbands and wives in actions for divorce or legal separation. Our lawyers practice exclusively in the area of North Carolina family law, and our attorneys have extensive experience negotiating, litigating and mediating disputes over marital property division.

- Separation Agreements

During the one-year period in which a husband and wife are separated prior to the filing of a divorce complaint, there are many issues that might need to be resolved in a legal manner. Issues like child support, visitation, spousal support, alimony and use and division of the marital property can be agreed upon and formalized through a legally binding and enforceable separation agreement. For a separation agreement to be enforceable by a North Carolina court, it must be drafted in accordance with certain formalities required by North Carolina law. The best way to protect your rights is to contact an experienced lawyer who can draft a separation agreement on your behalf or review one prepared by your spouse's attorney to ensure your rights are protected and the agreement is enforceable.