Pro bono divorce Lawyers in Charlotte
"I appreciate and enjoy being able to work closely with individuals in my family law practice and provide them counsel during what often is one of the most difficult times in their life."
Andrew C. Rheingrover
A native of Brooklyn, NY, Andrew Rheingrover spent two years working as a legal assistant for his grandmother's matrimonial law firm after graduating from college, and the experience led him to change his future goal from a career in urban planning to a career in family law.
Andrew's practice areas include:
Alimony
Child Support/Child Custody
Civil Litigation
Divorce and Annulment
Domestic Relations
Domestic Violence
Equitable Distribution
Evictions
Family Law
Marital Agreements
Misdemeanor Criminal
Name Changes
Paternity Agreements
Premarital Agreements
Prenuptial Agreements
Postnuptial Agreements
Separation Agreements
Small Claims
Traffic
Andrew graduated from Bucknell University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Environmental Studies and a minor in Art History. Greatly influenced by his grandmother, Harriet Newman Cohen, a founding partner of the New York-based matrimonial law firm Cohen Rabin Stine Schumann LLP, he enrolled at Wake Forest University School of Law in 2006. He graduated and joined Conrad Trosch & Kemmy in 2009.
While attending Wake Forest, Andrew assisted Professor Suzanne Reynolds with her research for the treatise, Lee’s North Carolina Family Law. Additionally, he volunteered with the Domestic Violence Advocacy Center and the North Carolina Actual Innocence project. He was an active participant in the Wake Forest Environmental Law Club.
Andrew met his future wife, Kira Straub Rheingrover, while they both were at Wake Forest University School of Law. She also practices law in Charlotte.
About Andrew Rheingrover:
EDUCATION:
Wake Forest University School of Law, J.D., 2009
Bucknell University, B.A., 2004
BAR ADMISSION:
North Carolina, 2009
MEMBERSHIPS AND AFFILIATIONS
North Carolina State Bar
North Carolina Bar Association
North Carolina Bar Association Young Lawyers Division
Mecklenburg County Bar Association
Mecklenburg County Bar Association Young Lawyers Division
Mecklenburg County Bar Association Family Law Section
North Carolina Advocates for Justice: Criminal Defense Division
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
Legal Aid of North Carolina (Domestic Violence), pro bono attorney
Wills for Heroes, volunteer
Charlotte Junior Soccer Team, volunteer coach
Source: www.ctklawyers.com
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