Our Attorneys
Senior Partner – Culbertson and Associates
Krispen Culbertson
Mr. Culbertson has 20 plus years of legal experience and is a widely recognized Federal and State court litigator. He has achieved not guilty verdicts in three first degree murder jury trials. He is licensed in North Carolina and appears regularly in Guilford County District and Superior Courts.
Mr. Culbertson has achieved rare distinctions in his legal career that set him apart from most practitioners. He has secured not guilty verdicts in three first degree murder jury trials, a difficult accomplishment that few attorneys achieve even once. His trial work extends beyond criminal defense into complex civil litigation, where he has won favorable jury verdicts in both State and Federal courts.
His appellate practice is equally distinguished. Mr. Culbertson has appeared before the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond, Virginia four times for oral arguments, and one of his federal cases is officially reported in Federal Reports 3d, the definitive compilation of controlling federal case law.
Senior Partner – Culbertson and Associates
William F. May
William F. May is a respected trial attorney based in Greensboro, North Carolina, known for his extensive legal career and dedicated service. Licensed to practice in North Carolina since 1977, he has built a reputation as a highly knowledgeable and trusted legal professional in Greensboro’s legal community.
Colleagues and clients praise his deep understanding of the law, ethical standards, and personal integrity. His work includes representation in high-profile federal cases, defending clients in complex securities litigation and other federal matters in the United States District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina.
Mr. May’s multi-decade career reflects skilled, ethical representation across civil and criminal litigation, with a specialty in securities and complex cases at the federal level. His association with Culbertson & Associates and positive client feedback position him as a respected member of Greensboro’s trial attorney community.
Meet the Culbertson and Associates Team
Experienced Family Law Attorneys Serving Greensboro and North Carolina
Culbertson and Associates is a trusted family law firm in Greensboro, North Carolina, dedicated to protecting families through expert legal representation in child custody, divorce, child support, and international family law matters. Led by Senior Partner Krispen Culbertson and Associate Attorney William F. May, our team brings decades of combined trial experience in both North Carolina State Courts and Federal Courts.
Our attorneys are known throughout Guilford County for practical, results-driven representation in complex family law cases. Whether navigating North Carolina child custody disputes, equitable distribution of marital property, alimony proceedings, or international child abduction under the Hague Convention, we provide clear strategy and steady guidance. Our firm handles contested hearings, mediations, and appeals with equal skill, always keeping the focus on enforceable court orders that schools, employers, and financial institutions can follow.
From routine divorce and child support modifications to high-stakes appellate work before the North Carolina Court of Appeals and Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, Culbertson and Associates delivers the trial-tested experience and ethical standards families need during difficult transitions. We serve clients throughout the Greensboro area, including High Point, Winston-Salem, Burlington, and Asheboro.
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Culbertson and Associates
315 Spring Garden St Ste #300, Greensboro, NC 27401
Phone: (336) 272-4299
Hours: Mon–Fri 8:30 AM–5:00 PM
315 Spring Garden St Ste #300, Greensboro, NC 27401
Phone: (336) 272-4299
Hours: Mon–Fri 8:30 AM–5:00 PM
North Carolina family law in Greensboro and High Point. Divorce, child custody, child support, alimony, equitable distribution, and 50B/50C matters in Guilford County District Court.
Parenting plans that set legal custody and time with exchanges, holidays, travel, and school choice. Mediation first in Guilford County, with relocation handled under UCCJEA when needed.
One-year separation, filings, temporary terms, mediation, and trial when needed. Preserve alimony and equitable distribution claims before absolute divorce.
North Carolina Child Support Guidelines with Worksheets A, B, or C. Accurate income, child care and insurance credits, wage withholding, arrears tracking.
Classification, valuation, and distribution of marital, separate, and divisible property. Homes, retirement and QDROs, stock awards, and small businesses.
Filing, evidence, ex parte relief, and one-year orders. Terms for safety, temporary custody, and firearms surrender when the statute applies.
Separation Agreement and Property Settlement drafted by a Greensboro separation agreement lawyer under North Carolina General Statutes 52-10 and 52-10.1
Acknowledgment of Paternity, DNA testing with chain of custody, court orders, and birth certificate updates. Custody and support in one path.
Notice of Appeal in 30 days, Rule 59 and Rule 60 options, stays and supersedeas, transcripts and a clean record for the North Carolina Court of Appeals.
Register, enforce, or modify out-of-state support and custody orders. Home state, continuing exclusive jurisdiction, emergency jurisdiction, and clean registration packets in Guilford County District Court.
PCS moves, deployments, LES and BAH proof, DFAS direct pay, SBP and QDRO language. Parenting plans that work around service and SCRA timing.
Substantial change for custody or support, 36-month guideline reviews, wage withholding audits, and show cause for willful violations with workable purge terms.
Post-separation support and alimony based on need and ability to pay, with factor findings, duration, and clear payment terms under North Carolina law.
Consents, home study where required, ICPC when needed, name change, and final decree. Streamlined steps for stepparent cases in Greensboro.
Complex income, private business valuation, stock options and RSUs, tracing separate assets, and tax-aware orders for support and property division.
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