Jammie Lynn Wacenske
Wake County Family Law Attorney and Partner at Matheson & Associates PLLC
If you are facing a divorce or child custody matter, you are probably feeling overwhelmed. Where you previously may have been able to resolve your family matters internally and privately, you must now retain the help of a legal representative to protect your (and your children’s) best interest in the public court system. Finding someone with the right mix of emotional support for you during this very difficult time, while at the same time being relentless in their fight to protect you is harder then you may think. Jammie Lynn Wacenske is a proven advocate with a soft place in her heart for Family Law. She understands that not all Family Law matters must be a contentious drawn out fight, but when it is required, she will relentlessly fight for you both in and out of court. Ms. Wacenske limits her practice area to exclusively Family Law matters so she can be dedicated to her clients during these trying times. Call or come meet her today and see why she will be the compassionate representative you want and the zealous advocate you need.
Jammie Lynn Wacenske is a Partner at Matheson & Associates PLLC and is the department head for Family Law matters. At Matheson & Associates, we value our clients and believe in open and constant communication. We provide regular updates regarding your case and promptly respond to phone calls and emails. Our goal has been to break the mold of standard attorney-client relationships by proactively involving our clients in their case and spending the time necessary to understand their needs. See why so many clients have chosen to leave us 5-star reviews and come back for their future legal needs time and again.
- Divorce
- Collaborative Law, Contested Divorce, Military Divorce, Property Division, Same Sex Divorce, Spousal Support & Alimony, Uncontested Divorce
- Family Law
- Adoption, Child Custody, Child Support, Father's Rights, Guardianship & Conservatorship, Paternity, Prenups & Marital Agreements, Restraining Orders, Same Sex Family Law
- Domestic Violence
- Domestic Violence Restraining Orders, Victims Rights , Victims Rights
- Credit Cards Accepted
- North Carolina
- North Carolina State Bar
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- English: Spoken, Written
- Partner/Attorney
- Matheson & Associates PLLC
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- I am a partner and the Family Law and Estate Planning department leader for Matheson & Associates PLLC. If you are contemplating anything from prenuptial agreements through separation agreements to filing for divorce, custody, spousal/child support, or property division, call today for a free consultation to see how we can help guide you in the right direction for your specific situation.
- Senior Associate
- Matheson & Associates PLLC
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- Associate
- Matheson & Associates PLLC
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- I am currently the family law attorney with Matheson & Associates PLLC
- North Carolina Central University School of Law
- J.D.
- Activities: Elder Law Project, Lawyer on the Line Project
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- North Carolina Wesleyan College
- B.A. | Major: History, Minor: Political Science
- Honors: cum laude
- Activities: Pi Sigma Alpha
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- Nash Community College
- A.A. | Associate of Arts - College Transfer
- Activities: Student Leadership Institute, Gamma Beta Phi - Parliamentarian, Media Club - President, Math Club - Secretary
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- Client Reviewed
- Martindale-Hubbell
- North Carolina Bar Association
- Member
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- North Carolina Advocates for Justice
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- Wake County Bar Association
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- Know Your Rights - Family Law
- Raleigh Rescue Mission
- I was one of approximately 5 family law attorneys who had the opportunity to speak with members of the community about family law. My topic was Child Support.
- Wills & Estates
- Dream Box
- Gave a presentation to the employees of the company about the importance of estate planning.
- Criminal and Public Safety, Career & Technical Education Showcase, Nash Community College
- Spoke to potential students of Nash Community College (NCC) about my experience with NCC and how attending the community college has helped me become an attorney.
- Q. My husband died while our division of assets was still being worked out, due to a prolonged illness.
- A: No, but if you mean that he died while the division of your assets were still being worked out means that you filed for equitable distribution and that was still a live claim that was incomplete when he passed, then the personal representative of the estate should be able to continue see that process through.
- Q. I'm on child support an I haven't seen my boy in years..I beg an beg no answer ..I pay my support
- A: Hello,
If you are wanting to have visitation with or custody of your son then you should begin the process of filing a complaint for child custody. I would definitely start with consulting with family law attorneys in your county since each county has different local rules and can get tricky. I would also try calling the Clerk of Court in your county (or the County that your son lives in if it is different) and ask them if they have any information for you to try to begin that process on your own if necessary.
- Q. Will my children be responsible for my student loans, and credit card debt when I die? Assets are $2000
- A: Hello,
Not unless they co-signed on them. Family is not usually responsible for the debt of the decedent unless they have made themselves personally accountable for those debts.
