Online Legal Advice and Services — North Carolina
Irvine Law Firm – NC Attorneys: Online Legal Services & Traditional Representation
Are you looking for a law firm offering the convenience of online legal services backed by experienced and respected North Carolina lawyers? If you want a lawyer who understands the stress and expense of litigation and strives to help you resolve your legal problems outside the courtroom, then you’re in the right place. At Irvine Law Firm we offer our clients alternatives to the high cost and high pressure of litigation.
When we began practicing law, computers were new to the workplace. Fortunately, we were on the cutting edge among law firms in eastern North Carolina. Since then we have seen the emerging technologies of smart phones, tablets, cloud-based computing and online legal services. We have witnessed the rise of Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. In order to meet the needs of our tech-savvy clients, we strive to embrace all of this new technology and bring it to the legal field, all while retaining a personal touch.
NC Online Services: Because The World Changes in the Blink of an Eye.
Like you, we are trying to stay current and connected. We recognize that the practice of law must evolve and progress to stay accessible and current for an ever-changing set of clients. It is in that spirit that we invite you into Irvine Law Firm. We have the tools and the experience to help you navigate an ever-changing and complicated legal world. We have the care and compassion to help you reach an efficient resolution.
Resolution without litigation.
Resolving legal conflicts need not always be a matter of filing a lawsuit and going to court. We embrace many alternatives to litigation, such as mediation, collaborative law and parenting coordination. We can also provide you with the guidance and forms to handle many of your legal needs yourself. Contact us to see if a Do-It-Yourself approach is right for you. Check out our online legal services and NC legal forms. Let us help you decide what approach is best for your particular situation.
Take the next step by contacting Irvine Law Firm at (252) 809-4930 or email us at info@ Irvinelawfirm.com. We look forward to hearing from you.
Collaborative Law is a method of resolving disputes without a trial. As the name suggests, Collaborative Law is non-adversarial process. It is most often used in family law disputes. The parties and their lawyers sign an agreement promising to negotiate in good faith and attempt to settle their disputes out of court. 
Mediation is a form of settlement negotiation with the mediator guiding the process. Unlike litigation, the resolution of the dispute is in the hands of the parties. We are pleased to offer our services as mediators in all civil and domestic disputes. 
We are David and Stephanie Irvine. We met as undergraduates at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill in 1982. We got married in 1985 and have been partners ever since. We attended law school at Wake Forest University and became lawyers in 1988. Since then, we have been privileged to serve many clients. We have learned that our clients deserve compassion, experience and respect. 
Family Law can include Divorce, Child Custody and Visitation, Child Support, Spousal Support (Alimony), and Equitable Distribution. We understand the emotional component of divorce. We zealously represent our clients while providing cost effective services and result oriented advice. 
Irvine Law Firm assists both individual and commercial creditors who need to collect a debt through foreclosure. 
Estate planning is important for everyone, regardless of the size of your estate. Your Last Will and Testament is an integral part of your estate plan. However, with a proper estate plan, you can also provide binding instructions to address your health care and other financial needs.
Estate planning is important for everyone, regardless of the size of your estate. Your Last Will and Testament is an integral part of your estate plan. However, with a proper estate plan, you can also provide binding instructions to address your health care and other financial needs. 
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Estate Administration is the process of probating a decedent’s Last Will and Testament or qualifying an Administrator to handle the affairs of someone who died without a Will. We work closely with the Offices of the Clerk of Superior Court to assist Executors and Administrators in finalizing the affairs of the decedent.