Attorney Profiles | Debra Radtke & Joan Hedahl | Fayetteville North Carolina Family Law Lawyers

Board Certified Family Law Specialists

Hedahl & Radtke Family Law Center provides comprehensive family law representation to help clients find resolutions to their complex legal issues. The law firm was founded in 1981 by two of the only three Board Certified Family Law Specialists in Cumberland County. Dedication to maintaining dignity in divorce is a hallmark of our practice.

If you are going through a divorce — or thinking about it — or if you are dealing with other family law issues, we encourage you to consult with a qualified North Carolina lawyer today. To learn more about our extensive experience and credentials, please select a link.

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From our office in Fayetteville, North Carolina, we provide diligent family law representation for individuals throughout Cumberland County, including military personnel or their spouses stationed here, overseas, or at another post with cases in Cumberland County. To talk to an attorney about your situation, call us today at 910-401-2148. For our clients' convenience, we also accept e-mails.

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Hedahl & Radtke Family Law Center provides comprehensive separation and divorce representation, as well as custody and support issues between unmarried parents, throughout Cumberland County, North Carolina. Our clients include active and retired military personnel and their families residing in and around Fayetteville, Fort Bragg, Pope Air Force Base (AFB), Hope Mills and Spring Lake. We also represent people living elsewhere who have cases in Cumberland County.