Family Focused. Solutions Driven.
Wake Family & Divorce Lawyer
And Child Custody
Welcome to The Law Office of Tiffanie C. Meyers we are dedicated to lightening the burden of your divorce and child custody issues. Here you will find caring attorneys who are dedicated to helping you navigate the legal system. Having divorce issues can be scary, intimidating, and burdensome. We understand this and try to lighten that burden by arming you with knowledge of the process, providing you with all the options, and fighting for the best result for you.
We are passionate about what we do. We strive to exceed your expectations by providing individualized service, affordable payment options, and attorneys who care. We recognize that you have the power to choose your divorce attorney. We appreciate your interest in us and would like to help.
Practice Areas
We offer an individualized approach to legal representation. We recognize that no two issues are exactly the same, so representation must be tailored to the individual needs of our clients. Additionally, we offer flexible payment options to fit your financial needs.
01.
Family Law
Divorce can be difficult. This is especially true when there are other things to consider like who’s going to care for the children, will I be able to take certain things when I leave, how will I support myself or the children, or will I be able to safely leave? We are here to lighten the burden of these issues and to help focus on solutions that are right for your family.
02.
Estate Planning
It is important to plan for your future. If not for you, consider your family. Whether it is deciding what will happen to your things when you are no longer here, or who gets to make decisions should you become incapacitated you should get your affairs in order.
03.
Appellate Law
Do you have a final judgment in your family law case? Do you feel that there were errors made that affected your rights and therefore the outcome of the matter? Appeals can be expensive, but necessary to right wrongs. We can review your order and consult with you to determine whether there may be grounds for an appeal and whether an appeal is likely to improve your situation.