Raleigh, NC
Sara Bolasny
Child Custody and VisitationChild Support | Child Support EnforcementSpousal Support | Alimony+4 More
Sara Bolasny previously served as an Assistant District Attorney with the Bronx District Attorney's Office, focusing primarily on domestic violence cases. She relocated from New York City to the Triangle area of North Carolina in 2019 and h…
6 years' experience
Accepting New Clients
About
Sara Bolasny previously served as an Assistant District Attorney with the Bronx District Attorney's Office, focusing primarily on domestic violence cases. She relocated from New York City to the Triangle area of North Carolina in 2019 and has since practiced family law, representing clients in Chatham, Durham, Orange, and Wake counties. She holds a Juris Doctor, cum laude, from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law and a bachelor's degree in music from Indiana University.
Contact Info
- Phone
- 919-719-3470
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Practice Areas
Child Custody and VisitationChild Support | Child Support EnforcementSpousal Support | AlimonyProperty DivisionDomestic Violence | Protective OrdersDivorce and SeparationMediation
Awards & Recognition
- North Carolina Super Lawyers – Rising Stars 2026
Bar Admissions
- Tenth Judicial District Bar
- Wake County Bar Association
- North Carolina State Bar
- North Carolina Bar Association
- Family Law Section of the North Carolina Bar Association
Education
- J.D., cum laude, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, New York City
- B.A. in Music, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN
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.