About Katherine S. Moye — General Practice Raleigh North Carolina

Katherine S. Moye offers general practice Raleigh legal services to individuals, families, and small businesses across Wake County. The firm advises on civil matters, estate planning, contract questions, and small-business issues that come up for residents of Raleigh, Cary, and Apex. Cases proceed through Wake County Superior Court or District Court depending on the issue. Visit the Raleigh lawyers directory for additional options.

The practice handles work that ranges from drafting wills and powers of attorney to handling routine civil disputes and small-business contracts. Because Katherine S. Moye runs a smaller firm, clients work directly with the attorney. Fees are typically discussed during the initial consultation and confirmed in a written engagement letter. The firm refers specialty matters such as immigration to focused practitioners.

What Clients Say

Reviewers describe an approachable, responsive attorney who returns calls promptly. Clients note clear written fee agreements and patient explanations of legal options. Several reviews mention careful preparation in probate filings. The firm also earns credit for steady representation in family-business succession matters.

General Practice Raleigh — Practice Areas & Services

• Wills, healthcare directives, and powers of attorney for Triangle families
• Probate and estate administration in Wake County Clerk of Superior Court
• Small business formation, LLCs, and operating agreements
• Contract drafting, review, and breach-of-contract negotiation
• Real property matters and Wake County deed recordings
• Civil disputes, demand letters, and pre-litigation work

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a general practice Raleigh attorney typically handle?

A general practice firm covers everyday matters — wills, probate, real estate, small business, and routine civil disputes. For specialized fields like patent or complex litigation, the attorney usually refers out. Always confirm during the consult that your specific issue falls within the firm’s scope.

How much does a basic estate plan cost in Wake County?

A simple will package in Raleigh typically runs $300 to $700, while a more complete plan with healthcare directives, powers of attorney, and trusts can range from $1,200 to $3,500. Many firms offer flat-fee packages. Ask for a written quote before signing the engagement letter.

Where are Wake County civil matters filed?

Civil cases are filed at the Wake County Justice Center, 301 South McDowell Street, Raleigh. Probate matters go to the Clerk of Superior Court in the same building. Small claims under $10,000 are heard in Magistrate’s Court, also at the Justice Center.