Cami C.
11/20/2023
I am so grateful that I chose Katherine and her team for my representation and to guide me through my divorce proceedings. They were responsive, caring, took initiative as needed, guided me...
Burt Schain Law Group
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149 S Lexington Ave
Asheville, NC 28801
Burt Langley, Attorneys At Law, based in Asheville, NC, is a legal firm specializing in estate planning and administration, civil litigation, business law, and divorce and family law. With a focus on clear communication and client respect, their experienced attorneys, April M. Burt and Katherine Langley, provide prompt responses and detailed services to help clients navigate legal matters effectively.
Whether assisting with business strategies, estate planning, litigation, or divorce proceedings, Burt Langley offers transparent billing, thorough case assessments, and a client-centered approach that emphasizes accountability and collaboration. Clients can expect personalized attention and strategic guidance to make informed decisions in legal matters, ensuring a smooth and efficient resolution to their legal needs.
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5.05 reviewsLydia D.
4/27/2022
Ronie greeted us and was friendly knowledgeable and professional. Great first impression. Were there for estate and will planning and found our attorney April to be a tremendous help with things...
Mary H.
3/12/2021
I approached the firm with a very trying issue and they took care of my every concern and need. Katherine is a total pro and her team is exceptional. I highly recommend Burt Langley for any...
Amy B.
6/2/2020
I retained Katherine for advice after my divorce went VERY poorly with another "top" attorney in Asheville. Katherine was direct, ethical, and knowledgable. I would trust her again to assist me....
Doug S.
4/11/2017
First time divorcee... What a difficult experience. I chose Katherine's firm because she was incredibly astute - immediately understood my primary goal was to have a civilized dissolution of my...
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