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Meet Kathleen Marianna Putiri, a dedicated family law attorney based in Raleigh, NC, who combines fierce advocacy with genuine empathy to empower her clients. As the founder of KP Law Center, Kathleen is committed to guiding individuals through some of the most challenging times in their lives, particularly in matters of child support and divorce. Raised in Asheville, Kathleen brings a local perspective and a tenacious spirit to her legal practice. Her straightforward approach ensures that clients receive honest and clear guidance every step of the way. With her, you can expect transparency and a roadmap tailored to your unique circumstances, allowing you to navigate the complexities of family law with confidence. Kathleen's legal journey began at Campbell University Law School, where she honed her skills and developed a passion for family law. Following her graduation, she had the privilege of working alongside some of the most respected attorneys in the Triangle. This invaluable experience not only enriched her knowledge but also allowed her to cultivate a personalized style that resonates with clients seeking hope and strength during difficult transitions. At KP Law Center, Kathleen has successfully managed hundreds of cases, earning a reputation for her unwavering commitment to her clients' best interests. Her deep understanding of child support issues and divorce proceedings enables her to craft effective strategies that prioritize her clients' needs and the well-being of their families. Whether you are facing a contentious custody battle or need assistance navigating the intricacies of child support agreements, Kathleen Putiri is here to stand by your side. With her expertise and determination, you can feel assured that your case is in capable hands. Reach out today to discover how Kathleen can help you secure a brighter future for yourself and your loved ones.
Child support attorneys help parents establish, modify, and enforce child support obligations. They ensure children receive proper financial support. Common matters include support establishment, modifications, enforcement, arrears.