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Thorp and Clarke, P.A.
150 N. McPherson Church Road, Suite B
Fayetteville, NC 28303
Phone: 910-323-4111
Fax: 910-483-1247

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North Carolina Civil Practice Attorneys
Dedicated to Your Legal Needs

Thorough attorneys with more than 45 years’ combined experience
providing effective legal services
Thorp and Clarke, P.A. in Fayetteville, North Carolina serves individuals and businesses in Fayetteville and throughout Cumberland county in matters of civil litigation, real estate, estate probate and more. Our attorneys have more than 45 years’ combined legal experience and a proven track record of successfully helping clients with their legal needs. We approach every case with a determination to achieve results for our clients, and we meticulously develop strategies to ensure that you reach your goals for your life or business. Our thorough attorneys have a rich background in civil practice, and we draw from our extensive experience to provide our clients with effective legal services. We work in the spirit of cooperation with the other side to settle disputes without litigation. However, when litigation is necessary, we represent you aggressively. To schedule a consultation and find out how we can help you, call us today.

Knowledgeable approach to your legal situation ensures results
Thorp and Clarke, P.A. works to apply extensive knowledge in the best interests of clients. We thoroughly assess your individual legal situation and stay focused on achieving your goals. Our approach to your legal needs is:
  • Knowledgeable – Mr. Thorp served as the president of the Cumberland County Bar Association and the 12th Judicial District Bar. Mr. Clarke served as a U.S. Magistrate Judge for the U.S. District Court, Eastern District, North Carolina from 1973 to 1983. We bring extensive legal knowledge to every case.
  • Thorough – Our attorneys’ backgrounds provide a firm knowledge base from which to assess each case. We meticulously strategize to determine the best course of action to serve our clients’ best interests, and we provide thorough representation from case inception to conculsion.
  • Experienced – Our attorneys have more than 45 years’ combined legal experience securing positive results for our clients. Our demonstrated track record of success is a testament to our ability to help you.

Skilled attorneys representing clients in various civil practice areas
Our practice is devoted to representing clients in the following civil practice areas, and more:
  • Civil Litigation – In our civil litigation practice, we advocate on behalf of individuals and businesses in matters of business litigation, breach of contract, personal injury, property damage, products liability and more in both state and federal court.
  • Real Estate – In real estate law, our practice applies knowledge of property laws, real estate issues, and business and finance to meet clients’ real estate needs relating to residential and commercial property transactions, real estate contracts and more.
  • Estate Probate – Our estate probate practice guides executors and beneficiaries through the complex process of probate law including creating a plan of action; filing the will with the probate court; and transferring, managing and liquidating assets.

Contact diligent North Carolina attorneys to help you with your legal needs.
To schedule a consultation, call Thorp and Clarke, P.A. in Fayetteville, North Carolina, at 910-323-4111, or contact us online.

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