McDevitt Law Office PLLC
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- Based in New Bern, NC
- 26 years in business
- 1 employee
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About McDevitt Law Office PLLC
Planning for your future and protecting the people you love is one of the most important things you can do — and it deserves an attorney who takes it seriously. I'm Lisa Lane McDevitt, and estate planning is at the heart of my practice. Whether you need a will, trust, power of attorney, or a comprehensive plan to keep your assets out of probate, I craft personalized solutions that reflect your unique family situation and wishes. Estate planning is much more than just a will, and I make sure nothing is overlooked — including issues you may not have even considered yet. Here's why clients trust me with something this important: Estate planning is my focus — I don't dabble. My practice is dedicated exclusively to estate planning and family law, so you get deep expertise, not a generalist's approach. Flat fee pricing — No surprise bills or hidden costs. You'll know exactly what you're paying from day one. Personalized plans — Every family is different. I take the time to understand your goals and build a plan that truly protects your legacy. Personal accessibility — I am always available to answer your questions and address your concerns throughout the process. Three-state coverage — I serve clients in Virginia, North Carolina, and Maryland. Trusted by families — 31 five-star Thumbtack reviews and a long track record of guiding families through complex legal matters with care and confidence. I also bring extensive experience in divorce and family law — from child custody and support to spousal support and property division — so whether you're planning for the future or navigating a difficult life transition, I have you covered on all fronts. Let's make sure your family is protected. Contact me today for a consultation.
Reviews
“Great experience in getting our Trust set up after we moved to North Carolina and needed to update our Wills, Powers of Attorney, and Medical Directives.”