PRACTICE AREAS
Real Property Transactions and Litigation
Real property can be a large investment, and whether you are looking to sell land or clear title to it, our firm is here to help. We handle real estate closings, land partitions, foreclosures, and disputes over title.
Family Law
The dissolution of a marriage can be emotionally taxing. When this happens, our firm will guide you through the arduous processes of divorce, division of property, and custody rights.
Estate Planning and Administration
Whether preparing for your family’s future or cleaning up the past, the process of distributing one’s property can be delicate and complex. Our firm will guide you at whatever stage of life you find yourself in. We handle wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and the administration of estates.
Corporate Law
Our firm takes pride in helping professionals and entrepreneurs establish and maintain their business. We can assist with all manner of business entities — from corporations and LLCs, to tax-exempt non-profits.
ATTORNEYS
Benjamin R. Warrick
Mr. Warrick is a native of North Carolina and was born in Johnston County. Mr. Warrick has practiced law in Sampson County since 1967. He attended UNC-Chapel Hill where he received both his undergraduate degree and law degree. He is married to Pat Warrick, and they have two daughters and two grandchildren.
Mr. Warrick practices in the areas of special proceedings, estate planning, real estate, corporate law, and other general civil areas. Mr. Warrick represents The Big Blue Store of Clinton, Inc., the City of Clinton, the County of Sampson, the Sampson County Department of Social Services, and numerous other companies and entities. Mr. Warrick has represented clients before both the North Carolina Supreme Court and the North Carolina Court of Appeals. Mr. Warrick has also been listed in the Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers.
Mr. Warrick has been an active member of the community and has served on various boards including the Board of Trustees of Branch Banking and Trust and the Clinton City Schools’ Board of Education. In 2011, Mr. Warrick was inducted into the North Carolina Bar Association’s General Practice Hall of Fame.
EDUCATION: UNC-Chapel Hill, Bachelor of Arts, Economics, 1962; UNC-Chapel Hill School of Law, J.D., 1965
Frank L. Bradshaw
Mr. Bradshaw was born and raised in Clinton. He graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill where he received his undergraduate degree in Business Administration. He received his law degree from Campbell University.
Mr. Bradshaw practices primarily in the area of domestic law, including child custody and support, alimony, post-separation support, equitable distribution, premarital agreements, termination of parental rights, divorces, and other causes of action. Mr. Bradshaw currently represents the Sampson County Department of Social Services, the Sampson County Child Support Enforcement Agency, Clement Volunteer Fire Department, State Employees’ Credit Union, the City of Clinton, the County of Sampson, as well as various other companies and entities. Mr. Bradshaw has represented clients before both the North Carolina Supreme Court and the North Carolina Court of Appeals.
Mr. Bradshaw embraces community involvement and is a former president of the Clinton-Sampson Rotary Club, an officer of the Sampson County History Museum, a former officer of the Sampson County Tourism Authority, and other boards and clubs. He also coaches little league basketball with the Clinton Recreation Department for nine- and ten-year-olds.
EDUCATION: UNC-Chapel Hill, B.S. in Business Administration, 2003; Campbell University, J.D., 2006
Intro to Family Law, Part 6: Divorce
This is Part Six of a six-post series on family law. This week's post discusses child support. Previous entries in this series can be found here: Part One, Part Two, Part Three, Part Four, Part Five. The term divorce refers to the process of obtaining a judgment of...
Intro to Family Law, Part 5: Post-Separation Support and Alimony
This is Part Five of a six-post series on family law. This week's post discusses child support. Previous entries in this series can be found here: Part One, Part Two, Part Three, Part Four. Post-separation support (“PSS”) and alimony claims are claims for spousal...
Intro to Family Law, Part 4: Equitable Distribution
This is Part Four of a six-post series on family law. This week's post discusses child support. Previous entries in this series can be found here: Part One, Part Two, Part Three. The distribution of marital and divisible property and debts is referred to as equitable...
Intro to Family Law, Part 3: Child Support
This is Part Three of a six-post series on family law. This week's post discusses child support. Previous entries in this series can be found here: Part One, Part Two. Child support generally is resolved by applying the North Carolina Child Support Guidelines. ...
Intro to Family Law, Part 2: Child Custody
Now for the second post in our six-part introduction to family law. This week's post discusses child custody. Part One of this series is available here. Child custody claims which are not resolved by agreement or mediation are decided by a judge. The legal standard...
CONTACT US
Hours:
Monday through Thursday, 8:30am – 5:00pm
Friday, 8:30am – 1:00pm
Warrick and Bradshaw, P.A.
P.O. Box 1216
609 College St.
Clinton, NC 28329
Phone: (910) 590-2900
Fax: (910) 590-2555