Frequently Asked Questions

A: We provide legal representation in criminal defense matters and related cases, including serious felony charges, as well as personal injury matters.

A: Our practice areas include:

• Criminal defense
• DWI/DUI/traffic-related offenses
• Traffic tickets
• License restoration
• Domestic violence-related charges
• Drug possession charges
• Burglary charges
• Assault and battery cases
• Serious felony matters, including murder charges
• Personal injury claims

A: We serve clients across Sampson County, Cumberland County, and Hoke County, including communities such as Clinton, Fayetteville, and Raeford.

A: Yes. The firm highlights extensive experience handling serious cases, including murder charges.

A: Yes. We represent clients facing DWI/DUI and other driving-related offenses.

A: Yes. We handle traffic tickets and license restoration matters, including situations where a license has been revoked.

A: Yes. We provide defense representation for assault and battery charges.

A: Yes. If you were injured due to someone else’s negligence or wrongdoing, we can help you pursue compensation and handle communications/negotiations with insurance companies.

A: Call the office to request a consultation at (910) 920-4907.

A: We accept major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover) and offer convenient payment plans. You can call us to confirm payment options for your matter.

A: We have an “Online Payment” page you can utilize to make a payment right from your computer. Payment methods include debit and credit cards, your bank account through an eCheck, and payments over time on amounts over $150.

A divorce lawyer can explain your options for property division, support, custody, and other issues that may need to be resolved before a divorce is finalized. Having legal guidance early can help you understand your rights and avoid overlooking important financial or family-law concerns.

Yes. A child custody attorney can help parents understand their legal options and work toward a custody arrangement that addresses the child’s best interests. If an agreement cannot be reached, your attorney can also represent you in court.

You may want to speak with a child support lawyer when support needs to be established, modified, enforced, or challenged. Our office can help you understand how North Carolina law applies to your circumstances and what steps may be available.

A paternity lawyer can help with legal matters that involve establishing parentage and the rights and responsibilities that may follow. Establishing paternity can also be important when addressing custody or child support.

Our adoption attorney can help you understand the legal requirements, prepare or review necessary documents, and address issues that arise during the process. Because adoption involves permanent legal relationships, having counsel can help you understand what to expect before the matter is finalized.

Guardianship can involve court procedures and significant legal responsibilities, so consulting a guardianship attorney can help you understand the process. We can explain the requirements and help you prepare for the court proceedings involved in seeking guardianship.

A high-asset division lawyer can help address matters that involve substantial or complicated marital assets during a divorce. Depending on the circumstances, this may involve businesses, investments, real estate, retirement accounts, or other significant financial interests.

If you are accused of domestic violence, take the allegations seriously and avoid discussing the details of your case with anyone other than your attorney. A domestic violence attorney can explain the charges, court process, and potential consequences to make sure that you approach the situation with confidence.

Yes. Sexual assault allegations can carry serious criminal and personal consequences, making it important to understand your rights from the beginning. Our sexual assault attorney can review the circumstances of the accusation and provide representation throughout the criminal process.

In North Carolina, impaired-driving cases are generally prosecuted as DWI offenses, although people commonly use the term DUI when referring to impaired driving. A DWI attorney can explain the charges you face, potential penalties, and how the case may affect your driving privileges.

Possibly. We can review why your license was suspended or revoked, then explain whether you may qualify for restoration and what requirements must be satisfied. The process will ultimately depend on the reason for the suspension and your specific driving record.

To begin the process of restoring your driver’s license, we’ll review your driving history, determine the reason for the revocation, and help you complete any requirements that apply to your situation. Our attorney can help you understand the process and identify the documentation or legal steps that may be necessary.

BP Condlin Attorney at Law serves clients throughout Sampson County, Cumberland County, Hoke County, and Clinton, NC. Our firm handles family law, criminal defense, traffic and license matters, and personal injury cases for clients throughout these communities.