Attorney Lila E. Washington began her career in 1983 as an Assistant District Attorney in Fayetteville, North Carolina. While there she was responsible for trying jury and non-jury criminal cases in District and Superior Court.
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Attorney Lila E. Washington
1. At Lila Washington, PLLC, we offer concise legal advice that will give you the
options you need along with the assistance you are looking for – we have
the experience and knowledge to resolve your case quickly and painlessly.
2. Attorney Lila E. Washington
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Lila E.Washington began her career in 1983 as an
Assistant District Attorney in Fayetteville, North
Carolina. While there she was responsible for
trying jury and non-jury criminal cases in District
and Superior Court.
After leaving the District Attorney’s office in 1986, Attorney Washington joined
Central Carolina Legal Services in Greensboro, North Carolina as a Staff
Attorney. While working in that capacity, she represented indigents in landlord
– tenant disputes, family law cases, consumer rights cases, and public benefits
cases.
3. Attorney Profile
Areas of Practice
Legal Separation & Divorce
Alimony & Spousal Support
Division of Property & Military Retirement
Child Custody, Visitation & Support
Personal Injury & Wrongful Death
Expunction of Criminal Records
Bar Admissions
North Carolina State Bar, 1983
U.S. District Court Middle District of North Carolina, 1987
U.S. District Court Eastern District of North Carolina, 1988
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Professional Associations and Memberships
• North Carolina State Bar
• North Carolina Bar Association – Service To Veterans
Committee
• North Carolina Bar Association – Lawyer Effectiveness
Committee
• North Carolina Association of Black Lawyers
• Cumberland County Bar Association
• Fayetteville Area Minority Lawyers Association
• Fayetteville Women Attorneys
• Twelfth Judicial District Bar
5. Separation And Divorce
If you are contemplating a divorce or
separation, it is imperative that you consult
with an experienced family law attorney
who can help you understand the legal steps
you must take in order to prepare your case.
Our firm has served as a quality legal resource
for individuals in Fayetteville, Cumberland
County, Fort Bragg and Spring Lake, North
Carolina struggling with family law issues
such as separation and divorce. Lila E.
Washington will work with you so that you
may understand your legal options and
make educated decisions that are in the best
interests of you and your family members.
6. Child Support Orders & Enforcement
While the love and care of a parent
plays an integral role in the life of a
child, financial support is also very
important to his or her well-being
and development. If you and your
spouse or significant other are no
longer together, our team can help
you ensure that your child will have
the financial resources he or she
needs to live a happy, healthy life.
In addition to assisting you with your child support matters, our Fayetteville
child support attorney can help you enforce child support orders and
agreements.
7. A divorce or legal separation may end the relationship you have with
your spouse, but it does not end the important bond you have with your
children. At the law office of Lila E. Washington, we know that as a
parent, you want what is best for your children. We also realize the
significance of playing a role in making decisions involving your children
when it comes to custody and visitation.
Fayetteville custody attorney Lila E. Washington has helped mothers
and fathers in Fayetteville, Fort Bragg, Cumberland County and Spring
Lake, North Carolina, find fulfilling resolutions in child custody and
visitation matters.
Child Custody & Visitation
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In North Carolina, the court takes into consideration many factors when
deciding custody of children. Theses factors include the needs of the
children, the family dynamics, and the cooperation and interaction the
children have with the parents. Ultimately, the deciding factor hinges on what
is in the best interest of the children. Depending on the circumstances,
parents can be awarded:
•Joint Custody: This type of custody involves an arrangement where,
typically, the children primarily live with one parent and visit the other parent.
It also involves joint decision-making and information sharing between the
parents.
•Shared Custody: This type of custody involves an arrangement wherein
both parents split time with the children equally.
•Sole Custody: This type of custody involves one parent being awarded
complete custody and sole decision-making authority over the children.
9. Contact Us
At Lila Washington, PLLC, we offer concise legal advice that will give you the
options you need along with the assistance you are looking for – we have the
experience and knowledge to resolve your case quickly and painlessly.
Lila E. Washington, PLLC
117 Person St
Fayetteville, NC 28301
Phone: (910) 433-2171
Fax: (910) 485-1563
Email: qualitylegal@lilawashington.com