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Jonathan Csuka
Greensboro, NC

Jonathan Csuka

Woodruff Law Firm PA

Divorce and SeparationChild Custody and VisitationProperty Division
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Jonathan D. Csuka is a North Carolina State Bar Board Certified Family Law Specialist (certified 2014) who has practiced family law for over 10 years, focusing on divorce, custody, property division, and retirement matters. He earned his J.…

10 years' experience
Accepting New Clients

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Jonathan D. Csuka is a North Carolina State Bar Board Certified Family Law Specialist (certified 2014) who has practiced family law for over 10 years, focusing on divorce, custody, property division, and retirement matters. He earned his J.D. from Wake Forest School of Law in 2005 and a B.A. in Psychology from Virginia Tech, and has been a member of the North Carolina Bar since 2005. He has been recognized in Best Lawyers in America since 2018.

Practice Areas

Divorce and SeparationChild Custody and VisitationProperty Division

Awards & Recognition

  • Best Lawyers in America (since 2018)
  • American Institute of Family Law Attorneys - 10 Best Attorneys in North Carolina
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Bar Admissions

  • North Carolina, 2005
  • 18th Judicial District Bar, 2005

Education

  • J.D., Wake Forest School of Law, 2005
  • B.A. in Psychology, Virginia Tech

Service Offers

  • Accepting New Clients

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Frequently Asked Questions About Divorce in North Carolina

Do I need a divorce lawyer?
While you can represent yourself, having a lawyer is highly recommended, especially with children, significant assets, or contested issues. A lawyer ensures your rights are protected.
What should I bring to my first consultation?
Bring financial documents (tax returns, bank statements, pay stubs), property records, prenuptial agreements if applicable, and a list of questions and concerns about your situation.