Leading Family Law Attorneys in North Carolina
Tailored to protect your assets, wealth, and family. We offer you personalized guidance and discreet support, focusing on your unique challenges.
Focusing on Family Law Matters in North Carolina
Including child custody, child support, divorce, separation, spousal support, and more. We represent clients throughout the Charlotte and Mecklenburg County area by providing highly personalized legal services and a commitment to protecting our client’s legal rights and interests. Everyone’s circumstances are different – we listen to you to learn the unique details of your particular situation so we can help you understand your options and determine the most effective strategy for your case. Stallard & Bellof believes in a team approach to legal representation: attorneys and clients working together as partners to resolve family law matters. Client participation and input are essential to a successful relationship.
Our Attorneys
Carolyn Bellof
Carolyn is a Certified Family Law Specialist in North Carolina, a distinction only approximately 250 attorneys have. Carolyn has litigated many family law cases in Mecklenburg, Union, Gaston, and Cabarrus Counties.
Krista Stallard
Krista has spent the last twelve years practicing primarily family law, assisting clients with separation, divorce, custody, child and spousal support, and property distribution.
Compassionate Guidance Through Life's Legal Challenges
Navigating the challenging terrain of divorce, custody battles, child support, and equitable distribution can be an incredibly isolating journey when you lack the right legal support.
At Stallard & Bellof Law Firm, we understand the emotional and legal complexities our clients face during this significant transitional period in their lives. We’re here to make their journey less tumultuous and help them feel whole.
When you embark on a divorce and custody battle, it’s common to feel overwhelmed by uncertainty and fear. However, our dedicated attorneys, Carolyn and Krista, are exceptional listeners and problem-solvers. They’ll guide you through every step of the process, ensuring you understand all the intricacies of your custody, divorce, and equitable distribution matters.
What truly sets Stallard & Bellof apart is our commitment to collaboration. Carolyn and Krista allow you to voice your thoughts and preferences, turning our relationship into a true meeting of the minds rather than a one-sided dictate.
Let Stallard & Bellof be your trusted allies in this challenging chapter of your life. Together, we’ll navigate the complexities of your legal matters, offering support, understanding, and expert guidance every step of the way.
"Whether you are negotiating a settlement or litigating a dispute, we're here to help. The dedicated attorneys at Stallard & Bellof have over 30 years combined experience assisting clients with their issues."
Practice Areas
The Law Office of Stallard and Bellof focuses almost exclusively on family law in North Carolina
Representation
Our office represents clients throughout Charlotte and Mecklenburg County, including Dilworth, Plaza-Midwood, South End, South Park, Cotswold, Pineville, Steele Creek, Arboretum, Blakeney and Ballantyne. We also represent clients in Gaston County, Cabarrus County, and Union County.
Attorneys at Stallard & Bellof, PLLC are licensed to practice law in North Carolina.
Stallard & Bellof welcomes clients regardless of race, color, creed, religion, ethnicity, national origin, citizenship status, sex, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, physical or mental ability, or age.
Articles
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How Old Do My Kids Need To Be Before I Can Leave Them Home Alone?
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Understanding Child Custody Schedules in North Carolina
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How to File for Divorce When You Can’t Locate Your Spouse
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