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Assisted Reproduction law is new and exciting legal territory and a testament to human technology and progress in making a family a possibility for nearly anyone…
Experienced, aggressive, compassionate representation. Family law attorneys for over 25 years, we handle legal separation, child custody, alimony, domestic violence and resolution…
E. Parker Herring is the founding member of the Parker Herring Law Group, PLLC and has practiced family law in Raleigh, North Carolina since 1986. She is the founder and current director of the North Carolina-based adoption agency, A Child’s Hope, LLC, which has placed over 300 children in North Carolina since 2000.
Email Parker at pherring@weputfamiliesfirst.com
Angel represents adoption clients all over the state of North Carolina and has experience guiding clients through the adoption process, both locally and when crossing state lines.
Email Angel at asimpson@weputfamiliesfirst.com
I would recommend collaborative law with Parker Herring to any of my friends who are going through a divorce. I didn’t want the divorce ending my 24-year marriage and still don’t, but the way that we settled all of our issues in a collaborative setting over the course of three months was civil and respectful. My husband and I have three wonderful boys together, and we can still talk about anything that needs to be talked about.
I was able to speak with Angel on the phone, fill out the forms she emailed me and then come into the office when the documents were ready to execute. I was able to get a will, durable power of attorney, health care power of attorney, living will and HIPAA release all for an affordable rate. She was kind and took the time to explain everything to me. I highly recommend Angel to guide you through your Estate Planning.
We really needed help when our adoption agency, Independent Adoption Center, closed suddenly just as we had been matched with a birth mother. Parker Herring and David Festin helped us pick up the pieces and got the legal work done for us so that we could adopt our Hallie Grace! They really care, they really listen, and they really helped us achieve our dream. They are friendly, open, and courteous. We can’t thank them enough!
Many thanks to Parker Herring Law Group, PLLC for helping me fight for custody of my son. My ex-husband pulled every trick in the book but we prevailed. Thank you again.
Parker Herring hit the ground running for us. Our birth mother decided on adoption the day the baby was born. Parker worked around the clock to make sure our adoption went as smoothly as possible.
My husband and I had never created a will and didn’t know where to start. Angel made the process very easy! We filled out a few simple forms at home, used email to communicate about wording, then came into the office to sign once they were prepared. Angel provided a stress-free approach with great quality.
Parker has truly been a friend to me and to the practice of collaborative law. We’ve had several collaborative cases together, with unique and challenging circumstances. We’ve always been able to help our clients solve their problems in a creative, peaceful, and private manner, in a way which honors their time together while helping them move towards separate lives in the future.
Stepparent Adoption in NC - A good portion of children today can expect to be stepchildren by the age of 18. The stepparent adoption process in North Carolina is usually a simple process and it is relatively inexpensive. For a stepparent to adopt stepchildren in NC, the stepparent must be married to the parent that has physical and legal custody of the child. Read More
Why Adult Adoption - Parker Herring was recently interviewed for an article on adult adoption by HowStuffWorks.com. Click here to read a few of the excerpts from "Why Adults Adopt Each Other." Read More
When You Die Without A Will – Part 3: Asset Distribution - Asset distribution after a person dies depends on whether they have a surviving spouse, living children, parents or other close relatives at the time of death. Appointing a guardian is another major concern. Make sure you consult with an experienced estate planning attorney to ensure that your loved ones are protected after you’re gone. Read More