Janet Amburgey and Patrick McCroskey selected to North Carolina Super Lawyers 2026

Janet Amburgey and Patrick McCroskey Named to 2026 Super Lawyers Lists

GHMA | LAW is proud to announce that partners Janet Amburgey and Patrick McCroskey have once again been selected for inclusion in North Carolina Super Lawyers® for 2026, an honor reserved for attorneys who have earned significant peer recognition and demonstrated professional excellence.

Patrick McCroskey has been recognized by Super Lawyers continuously since 2012, following earlier selections to the Rising Stars list in 2009 and 2010. His long-standing inclusion reflects more than a decade of consistent leadership in complex family law litigation and financial dispute resolution. Patrick is a Board Certified Specialist in Family Law and a Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, and he is widely respected across North Carolina for his strategic insight, professionalism, and integrity.

Janet Amburgey has been named to Super Lawyers each year since 2020, after earlier recognition as a Rising Star in 2017 and 2018. Janet is a Board Certified Specialist in Family Law and a Certified Family Financial Mediator. She is also known throughout Western North Carolina for her leadership within the legal profession, including more than a decade of service to the 28th Judicial District Bar, culminating in her term as President.

Super Lawyers selections are based on a rigorous, multi-phase process that includes peer nominations, independent research, and evaluations by practice area. Fewer than five percent of attorneys in North Carolina are named to the Super Lawyers list each year.

GHMA | LAW is honored to see its partners recognized again in 2026 and remains committed to providing the highest level of family law representation, mediation, and dispute resolution to clients throughout Western North Carolina.

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