Harman Law Firm, PLLC

Harman Law Firm, PLLC is a lawyer in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, focused solely on family law. The firm handles separation agreements, uncontested and contested divorce, child custody, child support, alimony, property distribution, name changes, and prenuptial agreements. Lisa Harman-Wakefield has dedicated her legal career to assisting families throughout Northeastern North Carolina, and the firm is licensed to serve clients anywhere in the state. It holds a rating of 4.50 based on 63 reviews.

The firm's practice is built around personal representation in family law matters, from a simple uncontested divorce to complex custody, child support, alimony, and property distribution issues. Ms. Harman-Wakefield listens to clients to determine their goals and concerns, then provides legal advice, advocacy, and counseling aimed at resolving issues fairly, efficiently, and as amicably as possible. She advocates for clients both inside and outside the courtroom.

On child custody, the firm works toward joint legal custody, primary physical custody, or shared physical custody, with a focus on the best interests of the children. On child support, it negotiates amounts based on the North Carolina Child Support Guidelines. For uncontested divorce actions, the firm handles the documents, fees, and services involved. Prenuptial agreements are drawn up and defended in the event of a lawsuit. The firm's staff shares its focus on family law matters.

The office is at 115-A S Water St, on South Water Street. Port Discover is steps away, and Moth Boat Park and Mariner's Wharf Park are each about a tenth of a mile from the office. North Water Street and Camden Crossway are also close by.

Harman Law Firm has built a solid reputation among the customers it has served, with a steady record of repeat and referred clients. Hours are Monday through Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, with appointments available by arrangement.

For families in Elizabeth City navigating separation, divorce, or custody, the firm brings more than two decades of family law practice to matters that are often confusing and stressful.