David Hillier Interviewed by Laws.Com

This image is of Dave Hillier in front of the Federal Courthouse Building in Downtown Asheville in 2012

In April 2013, David Hillier was interviewed by Laws.com as a part of their continuing series. Quoted from the article: [quote] Hillier finds bankruptcy law to be a very rewarding practice area. “I really enjoy what I do, because I can get nearly anyone who comes into my office to a better place, one way…

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2013 Super Lawyers Peer Review

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The firm of Gum, Hillier & McCroskey, P.A. is pleased to announce the inclusion of Howard Gum, Dave Hillier and Patrick McCroskey in the Super Lawyers™ 2013 list. Howard Gum, a specialist in family law, has been continuously included in Super Lawyers™ since it launched in North Carolina in 2006. He was listed in Super…

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2013 Best Lawyers in America Peer Review

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The family and bankruptcy firm of Gum, Hillier & McCroskey, PA, is proud to announce that Best Lawyers in America has selected each of the members of the firm to its peer review list again in 2013. All three partners of the firm have been listed in Best Lawyers in America since 2009. Howard Gum…

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David Hillier, Best Lawyers 2013 Lawyer of the Year Winner

Lawyer of the Year Badge. David R. Hillier is the Best Lawyers 2013 Lawyer of the Year, Bankruptcy | Creditor & Debtor Rights in Asheville.

Gum, Hillier & McCroskey, PA, is pleased to announce that David R. Hillier has been named Best Lawyers’ 2013 Asheville Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights / Insolvency and Reorganization Law “Lawyer of the Year.” Mr. Hillier has consistently been named in Best Lawyers in America for several years. in 2009’s 15th edition of Best Lawyers®…

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Marital Fault and Alimony

Before mid 1995, for a court to order post separation support and alimony, there had to be a finding of marital fault. This is no longer required in North Carolina, and represents a very important change in our state laws. While not a requirement, the finding of marital fault on the part of a supporting…

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