Cherokee County, North Carolina
A Murphy attorney for real estate, estates, and litigation.
A short drive west on US-64, Murphy and the wider Cherokee County are part of the firm's regular service area for closings, estates, and disputes.
The firm brings dedicated real estate, estate, trust, and litigation experience to Murphy — including comprehensive estate planning and estate and trust litigation less commonly available locally.
Lipof and Nichols, PLLC is a small firm by design. Every matter for Murphy clients is handled personally by attorney Paul Scott Lipof, licensed in North Carolina, Florida, and the District of Columbia. The firm's office is at 33 Main Street, Hayesville.
How the firm helps Murphy clients
Real Estate
Residential and commercial closings, title examination, deed preparation, and refinance work across Clay County and western North Carolina.
Probate and Estate Administration
Guiding executors, administrators, and beneficiaries through North Carolina probate — qualification, inventories, accountings, claims, and final distribution.
Estate and Trust Litigation
Will caveats, trust disputes, fiduciary and accounting disputes, breach-of-trust claims, and the removal of executors and trustees in North Carolina courts.
Wills, Trusts, and Estate Planning
Flat-fee estate plans — wills, revocable trusts, trust creation and funding, durable and health care powers of attorney, and advance directives.
Guardianships
Guardian of the person and guardian of the estate proceedings, standby guardianships, and minor-child guardianships in North Carolina Superior Court.
Civil Litigation
Contract, property, business, and collection disputes in North Carolina state courts and federal court.
Learn more about the firm's work across Cherokee County, or read the firm's North Carolina legal guides.
Talk with a Murphy attorney.
Monday through Thursday, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. Office at 33 Main Street, Hayesville.