North Carolina · Charlotte
Christine Hart
North Carolina estate attorney
- Licensed inNorth Carolina
- Office122 N. McDowell Street, Charlotte
- MeetsIn person, phone or video
What Christine handles
- Estate planningWills, trusts and powers of attorney under North Carolina law
- Probate in North CarolinaProbate and estate settlement through the Clerk of Superior Court, in Mecklenburg County and across North Carolina
- Inherited property and deedsInherited houses and family land: who owns them now, the deed, and selling or keeping them
- Medicaid and long-term careMedicaid and long-term care planning for North Carolina families
- Prenuptial agreementsPrenuptial agreements under North Carolina law
She also reviews criminal, traffic and injury inquiries and decides case by case whether to take them on.
Background
Before joining the firm, Christine worked at the Center for Heirs’ Property Preservation, and in law school she helped former Beazer Homes buyers work out the restitution owed to them.
In a first meeting, she reads the papers you bring, including the deed if there’s a house. Then she explains the next legal step.
Meeting with Christine
You can meet her at McDowell Street, or by phone or video. The first meeting is a paid appointment. Estate planning and probate are each a flat fee, and you’ll see it in writing before any work begins. Court and filing expenses are additional to the fee.
Call 980-243-4470 or request a time online, and mention that your matter is in North Carolina. See the Charlotte office for hours and directions.
Responsible attorney: Christine Hart, 122 N. McDowell Street, Charlotte, NC 28204.