Parker, Parker & Pittman Attorneys at Law

Parker, Parker & Pittman Attorneys at Law Parker, Parker & Pittman is a law firm founded in 1991, with attorneys who practice in civil litigation, family law and divorce, traffic and criminal defense.

At Parker Law Offices our clients vary from individuals and families to start-up businesses and large corporations, including non-profits and charitable and religious institutions. No matter what type of client, above all, we value our client relationships. We consider ourselves as counselors at law – advising our clients on all aspects of their legal issues rather than representing them for a lim

ited purpose. We pride ourselves on approaching the law differently than other law firms. We firmly believe that it is our job to assist our clients in avoiding legal issues in the first place as opposed to having to wade through litigation when issues arise. Our goal is to anticipate where risks will arise and plan appropriately to ensure that our clients’ exposure to those risks will be prevented or minimized. However, when necessary, we are prepared to utilize our experience as litigators on behalf of our clients whether in court, arbitration, or mediation. We have offices in Statesville and Mooresville, North Carolina where we are committed to our community and strongly believe in investing our time and resources in the community that we are a part of through participation in charitable organizations, church, and politics. We enjoy providing legal counsel for businesses and residents of Charlotte, Lake Norman and Iredell County and look forward to the opportunity to assist you with your legal needs.

While major assets often get the most attention, personal items like heirlooms, furniture, or jewelry can hold deep sent...
04/30/2026

While major assets often get the most attention, personal items like heirlooms, furniture, or jewelry can hold deep sentimental value and lead to conflict if not clearly addressed. Without a clear plan:

🔹Unclear distribution can create confusion between family members.
🔹Sentimental items may not end up with the right person.
🔹Small oversights run the risk of creating emotional rifts within your family.

It can be a good idea to use a personal property memorandum to clearly outline who should receive which items, while keeping your will easy to update.

If you have questions about your current estate plan or would like to schedule a review, do not hesitate to reach out. We are here to help you.

Estate planning is not just about what happens after you are gone; it also covers what happens if you cannot make decisi...
04/28/2026

Estate planning is not just about what happens after you are gone; it also covers what happens if you cannot make decisions for yourself.

Without valid, updated health care directives, your loved ones may face delays or legal complications, medical care could be postponed, and your wishes may not be followed accurately.

For this reason, it is important to review your health care directive regularly and ensure it includes a health care proxy (also known as a medical power of attorney) that complies with your state’s laws.

If you need help reviewing or updating your health care directive, give us a call. We are here to support you.

Forming an LLC is a smart move for protecting your personal assets, but it is not bulletproof. Missteps in how you opera...
04/23/2026

Forming an LLC is a smart move for protecting your personal assets, but it is not bulletproof. Missteps in how you operate could still put your finances at risk. Swipe to learn more.

Do not let simple mistakes put your personal assets at risk. Call us to make sure your LLC is doing its job and keeping you protected.

Naming a primary beneficiary is an important step, but it is not enough on its own. If that person is unable or unwillin...
04/21/2026

Naming a primary beneficiary is an important step, but it is not enough on its own. If that person is unable or unwilling to inherit your assets and no backup plan is in place, you risk:

🔹Assets ending up in probate.
🔹The distribution of assets not reflecting your wishes.
🔹Your plan lacking the flexibility life demands.

With this in mind, it can be a good idea to name alternative beneficiaries and include contingency clauses to keep your plan aligned and your assets protected, even when life changes.

If you are unsure whether your estate plan is flexible enough, now is a good time to review it. Contact us today to get started.

It’s a common belief that “if it’s not in writing, it doesn’t count.” But under the law, verbal agreements can still be ...
04/16/2026

It’s a common belief that “if it’s not in writing, it doesn’t count.” But under the law, verbal agreements can still be valid. Swipe to learn more.

Avoid the uncertainty. Call us to formalize your business agreements and protect your interests from the start.

Many business owners believe that once something is in writing, it is legally binding. But the truth is more complex, an...
04/14/2026

Many business owners believe that once something is in writing, it is legally binding. But the truth is more complex, and failing to understand the requirements could leave your agreement unenforceable. Swipe to learn more.

Before you sign or rely on a written agreement, contact our firm to ensure it has legal weight. We are here for your business.

Today, much of what we own lives online, including: ✅ Bank accounts ✅ Email addresses✅ Digital photos✅ Social media acco...
04/09/2026

Today, much of what we own lives online, including:

✅ Bank accounts
✅ Email addresses
✅ Digital photos
✅ Social media accounts
✅ Cryptocurrency

However, if these assets are not listed in your estate plan, they can go unaccounted for, resulting in your loved ones not having legal access to retrieve them. With that in mind, it is important to keep an up-to-date list of your digital assets and login information in a secure location, and appoint a digital executor to make managing these assets easier.

Many older plans do not account for digital assets. If you are unsure how to incorporate them in your estate plan, contact us today. We are here to help.

For divorced parents, tax season often raises an important question: Who gets to claim the children as dependents? Swipe...
04/07/2026

For divorced parents, tax season often raises an important question: Who gets to claim the children as dependents? Swipe through for a basic overview of what the law says.

Especially in complex cases involving dependents or divorce, it is important to discuss your unique situation with an accounting professional. If you have any family law questions or needs, do not hesitate to reach out.

When you are facing criminal charges, you need more than just solid legal advice. You need an advocate who will stand in...
04/02/2026

When you are facing criminal charges, you need more than just solid legal advice. You need an advocate who will stand in your corner and fight for what matters most to you.

Every person accused of a crime deserves a vigorous defense from an attorney who will challenge the evidence, protect their constitutional rights, and fight for the best possible outcome.

That is the kind of representation we provide. If you are facing criminal charges, call our office. We are here to fight for you.

***UPDATE*** This is now for a full-time position.**Now Hiring: Experienced Paralegal**Our established law firm (serving...
03/26/2026

***UPDATE***

This is now for a full-time position.

**Now Hiring: Experienced Paralegal**

Our established law firm (serving the community for 35 years) is seeking an experienced full‑time paralegal to support a civil litigation and family law attorney.

You’ll be part of a collaborative office with multiple attorneys and dedicated staff support.

**Responsibilities include:**
• Calendar and deadline management
• Client communication
• Assisting with legal forms and drafting

Prior experience in a similar role is strongly preferred. The position will be supported by a part-time paralegal and a legal assistant.

**Pay:** $19–$26 per hour, depending on experience.

Please message us or email [email protected] if interested—and feel free to share.



Parker, Parker & Pittman Attorneys at Law

Address

224 Davie Avenue
Statesville, NC
28677

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9am - 5:30pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

+17048710300

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