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Katherine A. Forrest is a dedicated attorney at Forrest Family Law, based in the vibrant community of New Bern, North Carolina. With a rich background that spans several states, Katherine brings a unique perspective to her practice. Originally hailing from Pensacola, Florida, she earned her degree from Florida State University before embarking on a career in law. Her experience as a paralegal across Florida, Georgia, and Washington State paved the way for her legal education at Suffolk University Law School in Boston, Massachusetts, from which she graduated in 2004. Upon her admission to the North Carolina State Bar, Katherine quickly established herself in the field of real estate law, expertly guiding clients through complex real estate transactions, estate planning, and the administration of estates. However, it was her first experience with a custody case that ignited her passion for family law—a practice area she now specializes in wholeheartedly. Katherine understands that family law matters, including divorce and custody disputes, deeply affect the lives of her clients, and she is committed to providing compassionate and personalized legal counsel. Having worked in both small and large firms, including Stubbs Perdue and White & Allen, Katherine now enjoys the autonomy and fulfillment that comes with leading Forrest Family Law. This allows her to focus on the unique needs of each client, ensuring they receive effective solutions tailored to their circumstances. Katherine and her dedicated team recognize the emotional challenges that family law issues present, and they strive to offer not just legal advice, but a supportive partnership throughout the process. With her extensive experience and genuine commitment to her clients, Katherine A. Forrest is here to guide you through your legal journey.
Divorce attorneys guide couples through the legal process of ending their marriage. They handle property division, custody, support, and other divorce-related matters. Common matters include contested divorce, uncontested divorce, property division, alimony.