GHMA | LAW Partners Patrick McCroskey and Janet Amburgey Recognized in 2025 North Carolina Super Lawyers
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GHMA | LAW is proud to announce that partners Patrick McCroskey and Janet Amburgey have once again been recognized in the 2025 edition of North Carolina Super Lawyers for Family Law. This prestigious distinction highlights their dedication, legal expertise, and commitment to serving families across Western North Carolina.
Both Patrick and Janet have earned statewide recognition for their exceptional legal practice. Patrick has been included in Super Lawyers annually since 2012, with previous recognition in Rising Stars in 2009 and 2010. Janet has been named to Super Lawyers since 2020, following her selection in Rising Stars in 2017 and 2018. Their continued recognition by Super Lawyers is a testament to their outstanding reputations in the legal community.
About Super Lawyers
Super Lawyers is a highly selective rating service that recognizes outstanding attorneys across various practice areas. Selections are based on a rigorous multiphase process, including peer nominations, independent research, and professional achievements. Only the top 5% of attorneys in each state are included in the Super Lawyers list each year.
At GHMA | LAW, we are honored to have two Board Certified Family Law Specialists among this distinguished group. Both Patrick and Janet bring an unparalleled depth of knowledge, advocacy, and compassion to their clients in matters of family law.
Experienced Family Law Representation in North Carolina
For individuals facing complex family law issues—including divorce, child custody, and property division—having a knowledgeable and experienced attorney is essential. GHMA | LAW provides strategic legal counsel tailored to each client’s needs.
Contact us today at 828-258-3368 to schedule a confidential consultation.
This article is for information purposes only and is not to be considered or substituted as legal advice. The information in this article is based on North Carolina state laws in effect at the time of posting.