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Chelsea Bauer
Charlotte, NC

Chelsea Bauer

Emblem Legal

Family Law
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Chelsea Morgan Bauer is a Charlotte, NC attorney licensed in North Carolina since August 2017 and South Carolina since May 2018, and admitted to the District of Columbia Court of Appeals. She holds a J.D. from Charlotte School of Law and pr…

9 years' experience
Accepting New Clients

About

Chelsea Morgan Bauer is a Charlotte, NC attorney licensed in North Carolina since August 2017 and South Carolina since May 2018, and admitted to the District of Columbia Court of Appeals. She holds a J.D. from Charlotte School of Law and prior education from the College of Charleston. Her background spans transactional business law, commercial real estate, tax credits, family law, and criminal defense; she previously worked at Emblem Legal, Brockmann Law, and Corbett & McCallum before joining HLBS Law, where she now practices as a senior/managing attorney handling financial-industry regulatory defense. She received the NC Lawyers Weekly Rising Star Award in 2019.

Practice Areas

Family Law

Awards & Recognition

  • NC Lawyers Weekly Rising Star Award (2019)
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Bar Admissions

  • North Carolina, licensed August 28, 2017 (Active)
  • South Carolina, licensed May 22, 2018 (Good Standing)
  • District of Columbia Court of Appeals

Education

  • J.D., Charlotte School of Law, 2017
  • College of Charleston (undergraduate)

Service Offers

  • Accepting New Clients

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