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Barri Payne has been certified by the N.C. State Bar as a Board Certified Family Law Specialist!
On November 21, 2011, Barri Payne received her certification from the N.C. State Bar Board of Legal Specialization as a specialist in family law. Barri was one of 12 lawyers across the state certified this year in family law. To be certified as a specialist in family law, a lawyer has to meet several criteria including:
Licensed as an attorney for over 5 years
Devote a substantial portion of their practice to family law
Attend many hours of Continuing Legal Education (CLE) seminars in family law
Be favorably evaluated by other lawyers and Judges through a peer review process
Pass a written comprehensive family law … read more »
Barri Payne is Now a Certified Family Law Mediator!
Brock, Payne and Meece is pleased to now have two family law mediators: Paul Brock and Barri Payne.
Barri has completed her mediation certification with the North Carolina Dispute Resolution Commission and is now available to mediate represented or unrepresented parties. Mediation is a great way to resolve family law issues and is required in child custody cases and equitable distribution (property division) matters. Mediation can often save parties both time and money and can keep your case from going to court. Barri completed a 40-hour mediation training, mediation observations with other certified family law mediators, and has had numerous mediations … read more »
Welcome to the BPM-Law Blog
Brock, Payne & Meece Attorneys at Law is a full service law firm that works to provide competent and cost-effective representation. We will be blogging regularly with company news, attorney articles, case updates and interesting legal happenings pertaining to our practice areas.
We at BPM-Law value our relationships with you, and we strive to provide personalized attention and responsiveness to your specific circumstances. Through this blog page, we will keep you informed as we discuss family law, criminal law and traffic tickets, real estate law, estate planning and civil litigation, as well as relevant court decisions. Please subscribe to our blog … read more »
