Daniel Flebotte | Creedmoor Divorce & Family Lawyer

I Graduated from Duke University Magna Cum Laude with a degree in English and Linguistics. I attended Washington University School of Law, graduating in 1980 near the top of my class and having won the regional moot court competition that went on to the nationals hosted by Tulane Unversity.  

Subsequent to the creation of my law firm, I participated in post graduate studies at both Yale University Divinity School and Chicago University.  I have been a North Carolina Supreme Court certified arbitrator for over twenty years and certified by the North Carolina Alternative Dispute Resolution Commision as a certifed meditor for purposes of mediating cases in civil litigation or before the clerks of court in administrative matters.

• National Association of Elder Care Lawyers
  North Carolina Association of Elder Care Lawyers
  North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers
  American Bar Association
  North Carolina Supreme Court
  NC Dispute Resolution Mediator certified
  NC Supreme Court Certified Arbitrator

• Recipient of Blue Cross Blue Shield award “In recognition of achievement in the Business Community”
  Qualified for inclusion in Stanford’s Who’s Who Black Book, having demonstrated “Outstanding Leadership”
  Peer review voted “Top Entrepreneurs” in Raleigh/Durham by Business Leader Magazine
  Peer review voted one of the Triangles Top 24 “Impact Law Leaders”
  Impact Law Leaders top 25, Triangle Business Leader
  Top Fifty Entrepreneurs, Triangle Business Leader Magazine

• Ward v. Inscoe, 166 N.C. App. 586 (2004); decision established procedural guidelines for administrative zoning hearings.
  
  Gibboney v. Wachovia Bank, NA,174 N.C. App. 834 (2005); obtained an award for client in excess of two million dollars, affirmed by Supreme Court.
  
  _N.C. Comm. Long v. Hammond, 2002 NCBC 5; established guidelines for marketing compliance of ERISA based insurance products under N.C. insurance law.
  
  Upchurch v. Upchurch, 128 N.C. App. 461, COA; established the “reach back” rule in equitable distribution cases.
  
  Sims v. Gernandt, 341 N.C. 162; Spelled out “bright line” test for breath and scope of release instruments.
  
  Driver v. Bagley, 2003 N.C. App. Lexis 810, established parameters of duties to disclose in real estate sales.
  
  NC Stale Bar v. Maggiolo, 124 N.C. App. 22 (1996); established a rule that personal conduct of an attorney can be grounds for disbarment.
  
  Sides v. Constantinou, 93 CVS 4801, testified as court qualified expert on civil litigation standards of practice.
  
  United Slate of America v. Paul Roberts, U.S. District Court, Eastern District; testified as a court qualified expert for the US Attorney on real estate practice standards and closing procedures.

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