At Stubbs & Perdue, we have more than 40 years of legal experience serving clients in New Bern, Raleigh, and all of Eastern North Carolina. We assist individuals, businesses, and other entities in a wide range of legal matters.
Stubbs & Perdue, P.A., was founded by Trawick H. “Buzzy” Stubbs, Jr. on July 1, 1971. The firm originated as a general practice with an emphasis on criminal law, bankruptcy, and the federal courts, but expanded to become a full service law firm.
Our wide range of practice areas allows us to better serve our clients by putting the knowledge of all of our attorneys to work for you. With over 50 years of legal experience, Board Certified Specialists and Certified paralegals, our attorneys and staff are able to consider the full range of legal options available to you when handling your matter, and advise you of all the remedies available.
While there are plenty of law firms to choose from, our experience, credibility with the courts and opposing counsel, and knowledge of the law set us apart from other firms. We are committed to making sure you are fully informed about all of your alternatives, the consequences of the matter you are involved in, and the remedies that are available to you. We are committed to providing you with the high-quality legal representation you would expect from a big firm, but with the personal attention, flexibility, and value that are available at our firm. Most importantly, we are committed to fighting for you, in whatever way is appropriate for your case.
The firm maintains offices in Raleigh and New Bern; however Stubbs & Perdue represents clients from all over Eastern North Carolina and beyond, and our attorneys are licensed to practice before all of the North Carolina state and federal courts, the U.S. Tax Court and U.S. Supreme Court.
It's not our experience that makes us the right choice. It's the Dedication, Knowledge, and Resourcefulness born from this experience.
STATEMENT OF PRACTICE SUMMARY:
Bankruptcy Chapter 13; Bankruptcy Chapter 7; Bankruptcy Chapter 12 and Agricultural financial difficulties; Debt Relief; Debtor Bankruptcy; Workouts; Bankruptcy Chapter 11; Bankruptcy Reorganization; Commercial Bankruptcy; Commercial Workouts; Consumer Bankruptcy; Personal Bankruptcy; Pre-Bankruptcy Workouts; financial workouts and restructuring; foreclosure defense, mortgage modifications and litigation against creditors and debt collectors under both federal and state law.
Civil litigation in both federal and state courts, lender liability, personal injury, medical malpractice, real estate litigation, and class action litigation.
Business law, including corporate formation, shareholder or member disputes, corporate reorganizations, stock or asset purchases or sales, business contracts, and general corporate matters; Agribusiness including crop liens and financing, USDA and FSA regulations and investigations, and negotiations with lenders and suppliers.
Real estate matters, including commercial and residential purchases and refinancing, condemnation cases, note purchases, leases, easements, purchase contracts, and real estate litigation.
Domestic law, including divorce, separation agreements, custody, and equitable distribution
Criminal law, practicing in both federal and state court, including white collar crimes, USDA crop insurance fraud, drug crimes, DUI, traffic matters, and all other federal or state charges and all agricultural issues.
Estate planning, estate administration, and elder law
Tax law, including income taxes, payroll or withholding taxes, and tax-sensitive structuring of business and commercial transactions.
