Located in Downtown Wilmington and Bolivia NC, Atlantic Coast Law provides quality legal services, at a reasonable rate, that is both efficient, and proactive. Where many firms have an overhead that translates into high fees, Atlantic Coast Law employs the latest technology and appropriate organizational structure to reduce costs for its clients. If you have passed away without a Last Will and Testament, you are considered to have died "intestate".
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Licensed in North Carolina, Addison focuses his practice in the areas of business law, contract law, civil litigation and special proceedings.
A former field artillery officer and veteran of the Iraq War, Addison brings a substantial military background to the firm that compliments his legal experience.
Addison is an avid reader and enjoys woodworking.
If he's not in the courtroom, you can find him volunteering in our community or outdoors with his wife, Beth, and their three children.
A former field artillery officer and veteran of the Iraq War, Addison brings a substantial military background to the firm that compliments his legal experience.
Addison is an avid reader and enjoys woodworking.
If he's not in the courtroom, you can find him volunteering in our community or outdoors with his wife, Beth, and their three children.
Mark J. Ihnat is a founding partner of The Atlantic Coast Law Firm.
Licensed in North Carolina, Mark brings a diverse background in legal and business matters to the firm.
He is also admitted to practice in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina.
Mark's litigation and trial experience is leveraged daily inside and outside of the courtroom, as he has represented a wide range of clients on an equally broad cross section of matters involving questions of both civil and criminal liability throughout his career.
Licensed in North Carolina, Mark brings a diverse background in legal and business matters to the firm.
He is also admitted to practice in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina.
Mark's litigation and trial experience is leveraged daily inside and outside of the courtroom, as he has represented a wide range of clients on an equally broad cross section of matters involving questions of both civil and criminal liability throughout his career.
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Whether his is litigating a child custody case, practicing collaborative law, or crafting an estate plan for his clients, Nick uses his experience and commitment to overcome obstacles.
Nick's personal dedication to understanding his clients' goals and finding a way to realize them is his main focus.
He practices in the areas of family law, estate planning, civil litigation, and is trained in collaborative law.
When not serving his clients, Nick enjoys spending the majority of his time outdoors with his wife Allister and their son Sully, where you can find them surfing, kayaking, and fishing around the Wilmington, North Carolina area.
Whether his is litigating a child custody case, practicing collaborative law, or crafting an estate plan for his clients, Nick uses his experience and commitment to overcome obstacles.
Nick's personal dedication to understanding his clients' goals and finding a way to realize them is his main focus.
He practices in the areas of family law, estate planning, civil litigation, and is trained in collaborative law.
When not serving his clients, Nick enjoys spending the majority of his time outdoors with his wife Allister and their son Sully, where you can find them surfing, kayaking, and fishing around the Wilmington, North Carolina area.
A former hearing officer with the Office of the Clerk of Superior Court for Mecklenburg County in Charlotte, NC, Randall provides practical and insightful advice to clients on various and sundry state court matters, processes and procedures, including litigating, prosecuting and administering estate, special proceeding, and civil matters.
Prior to being appointed a hearing officer, Randall was in private practice and served clients across the fiscal spectrum: from serving low-income clients as a staff attorney with Legal Aid of North Carolina, Inc. to serving Fortune 500 clients for some of the State's largest firms.
Prior to being appointed a hearing officer, Randall was in private practice and served clients across the fiscal spectrum: from serving low-income clients as a staff attorney with Legal Aid of North Carolina, Inc. to serving Fortune 500 clients for some of the State's largest firms.
Adoptions are the process by which an adult legally becomes the parent to a minor child, or another adult.
Child custody is often the single most difficult aspect of either a divorce, or a separation.
Determining which parent will receive physical and/or legal custody, as well as visitation is one of the most complex areas of family law.
Our attorneys possess the dedication and sensitivity required to successfully assist you through these trying times.
After a parent is ordered to pay child support, there comes a time when a supporting parent may seek to pay less child support.
Child custody is often the single most difficult aspect of either a divorce, or a separation.
Determining which parent will receive physical and/or legal custody, as well as visitation is one of the most complex areas of family law.
Our attorneys possess the dedication and sensitivity required to successfully assist you through these trying times.
After a parent is ordered to pay child support, there comes a time when a supporting parent may seek to pay less child support.
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