Kathy Holmes Lucas

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Kathy is a Board Certified Specialist in Family Law who exclusively devotes her practice to family law and domestic cases including child custody and support, post separation support, alimony, equitable distribution, separation agreements, collaborative law and absolute divorce.   She is a member of the Family Law Section of the North Carolina Bar Association and the Wake County Bar.  Kathy focuses on her client’s individualized needs, goals and interests and how they can be best met.  For Kathy, every client is important and is treated like a member of the family.

Born and raised in New Jersey, Kathy Holmes is quick to point out she grew up in “South” Jersey.   Her parents are from Hungary which makes Kathy a first generation American (she is, however, a Hungarian citizen as well).  She attended The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey for her undergraduate studies.   During her four year college career she double majored in Psychology and Criminal Justice, graduating Cum Laude in both studies, earned a minor in Political Science and held down two jobs.   It is no wonder she also considers this time when she became rather proficient in the “art” of multi-tasking.  She then received her J.D. from the Adrian Wiggins School of Law at Campbell University.  While attending law school Kathy decided she liked North Carolina so much that she would make it home.

Kathy lives in Raleigh with her husband and children.   When she’s not working Kathy enjoys getting her hands dirty in the yard with various landscaping and gardening projects.   She also enjoys traveling with her husband and going on family adventures with the kids!

Professional accomplishments

• Regional Champion, Intramural Client Counseling Competition, The Order of Old Kivett
• Vice President, Project for Older Prisoners
• Chairperson, ABA Client Counseling Competition
• Member, Campbell Law Observer
• Book Award: Contact Planning

Serving North Carolina clients for more than 50 years