The Attorneys at Marcellino Moore, PLLC have been awarded Super Lawyers®, which includes less than 2.5% of the nation's top attorneys!
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Charlotte Divorce Mediation Lawyers
Sitting down at the mediation table without a clear sense of your finances or your priorities risks leaving you agreeing to terms you don't fully understand until it's too late to change them. Our divorce mediation lawyers in Charlotte prepare clients to make informed decisions at the table and turn the chapter into a new phase of their lives.
Marcellino Moore, PLLC has a large team of attorneys and dedicated staff. We’ve been handling family law cases since 2011, and are recognized by Super Lawyers®, a designation achieved by less than 5 percent of attorneys nationwide.
Call today at (980) 427-3401 or reach out by using our online contact form.
Settlements & Judgments
Our Case Results
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Child Custody & Divorce
Father Awarded Physical and Legal Custody. Attorney Matt Marcellino represented a father in a contentious custody and divorce action involving serious concerns about the mother’s judgment, behavior, and decision-making involving the children.
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Child Custody
Mother Secures Primary Custody After Highly Contested Litigation. Attorney Matt Marcellino represented a mother in one of the most highly contested and complex custody cases of his career.
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Custody Relocation
Mother Granted Relocation to California with Child. Attorney Matt Marcellino represented a mother seeking permission to relocate with her child from North Carolina to California despite the father’s opposition.
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Child Custody
Father Awarded 50/50 Custody and Permanent Final Decision-Making Authority. Attorney Matt Marcellino represented a father whose parenting time, communication with his children, and involvement in important decisions were increasingly restricted by the mother.
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Spousal Support
In a case involving marital misconduct and complex financial claims, Jennifer Moore represented a Husband whose marriage ended following his Wife’s extramarital affair.
Meet Our Team
Protecting What Matters Most
Preparation Is What Makes Mediation Work
Mediation offers a real opportunity to resolve a divorce without a courtroom battle, but only when both parties come prepared to meaningfully negotiate.
Know What's on the Table
Depending on your family's situation, mediation may need to address property division, alimony, child custody, child support, and other financial or parenting concerns all at once. Understanding how these issues connect to one another before you sit down puts you in a better position to protect your interests.
Gather Documentation and Identify Priorities
Knowing your full financial picture, gathering relevant records, and deciding in advance which issues are firm and which have room to move gives you a real advantage. Walking in without this groundwork often means reacting in the moment rather than negotiating from a position of clarity.
A key part of our role before mediation is to make sure you understand exactly what you're negotiating and what you're willing to accept, so the decisions you make at the table are ones you can stand behind afterward.
Meet Deb Dilman, Certified Family Mediator
Attorney Deb Dilman brings a distinctive combination of financial and legal experience to divorce mediation. After working for years in the financial industry, she earned her law degree from Syracuse University College of Law in 2003 and has focused exclusively on family law in the Charlotte area since 2005.
Deb is a certified mediator through the North Carolina Dispute Resolution Commission in both family financial affairs and superior court matters. She has extensive experience in litigation, negotiation, mediation, and collaborative law.
This broad experience allows her to understand the challenges on both sides of a dispute and help families identify informed, creative solutions. Her approach centers on educating and empowering clients so they can make decisions that serve their interests and their families' long-term well-being.
